YX LQJ-00100 vs. LQJ-00112: Which Basketball Arcade Machine Fits Your Venue?
Compare YX basketball arcade models LQJ-00100 and LQJ-00112 by player experience, cabinet photos and the checks to request before ordering.
At YX Amusement, we offer both the LQJ-00100 and the LQJ-00112. A family entertainment center might put a basketball game beside a children’s play area or in a row of score-chasing arcade games. Those locations call for different demonstrations. For the play area, start with the YX LQJ-00100 and check how a child collects and shoots the ball. For a scored challenge, start with the LQJ-00112 and ask to see a complete round on the version you would receive.
LQJ-00100: a panda-themed game for a family play area
YX identifies the LQJ-00100 as its children’s panda basketball machine. In the product photograph, the hoop sits in front of a yellow panda-face backboard, with red number displays set into the design. That photograph gives a buyer a useful way to identify the cabinet when requesting a quote. It does not tell you whether the children at your venue can comfortably pick up the next ball or make the shot.
Ask YX for the pickup height, rim height and ball size on a drawing marked LQJ-00100. A side-view demonstration from ball pickup through the shot and return will help you judge reach. Leave room in your site plan for an accompanying adult to stand beside the player.
LQJ-00112: a single-player game with electronic scoring
YX describes the LQJ-00112 as a single-player electronic basketball game. Its product photograph shows dark blue cabinets with mesh sides and numbers across the backboard. The page describes reaching a target score within a time limit to advance. For a venue planning a score challenge, the useful evidence is a demonstration of the quoted settings: watch what happens after a basket, when time runs out and when the next player starts.
The photograph shows cabinets side by side. If you want two stations, request the quantity and price per cabinet in writing. If players need to compete in a linked game, ask for a demonstration of that function on the quoted units.
What to compare before choosing
| Venue priority | First model to trial | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Family play area | LQJ-00100 | Ball pickup, reach and return |
| Individual score challenge | LQJ-00112 | Score, timer and end of round |
Both photographs show numeric displays. If scoring matters to your choice, give YX the same test for both models: one successful shot, one missed shot and the end of a round. For the LQJ-00112, ask for the round length and target score at each stage. Have the supplier mark which settings the operator can change on each model. That gives you a like-for-like comparison even if the two cabinets look quite different.
Send your intended player group and available space with the inquiry. Request a separate drawing, configuration list and quote under each model number. Before ordering, use the basketball arcade installation guide to check the delivery route, playing clearance and power supply against the drawing and electrical specifications for the quoted cabinet.