Wes Ott tests ball machines, radar guns, court cameras, and training racquets to assess their value.
CNET posted a video featuring Wes Ott evaluating multiple smart tennis tools. The devices include an automated ball machine, a radar gun, court cameras, and a specialized training racquet. The segment weighs whether each item improves player performance enough to justify its cost. Viewers see demonstrations of the equipment in action on the court. CNET frames the review as a practical buying guide, highlighting both useful purchases and items to avoid.
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Wes Ott tests ball machines, radar guns, court cameras, and training racquets to assess their value.
CNET posted a video featuring Wes Ott evaluating multiple smart tennis tools. The devices include an automated ball machine, a radar gun, court cameras, and a specialized training racquet. The segment weighs whether each item improves player performance enough to justify its cost. Viewers see demonstrations of the equipment in action on the court. CNET frames the review as a practical buying guide, highlighting both useful purchases and items to avoid.
CNET@CNETCan technology make you a better tennis player? Wes Ott tests over $5,000 worth of smart tennis gadgets, from a "smart" ball machine and a radar gun to court cameras and a training racquet. Which ones are worth your money, and which ones should you skip?
CNET@CNETCan technology make you a better tennis player? Wes Ott tests over $5,000 worth of smart tennis gadgets, from a "smart" ball machine and a radar gun to court cameras and a training racquet. Which ones are worth your money, and which ones should you skip?