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LUMISTAR TERO

Name: LUMISTAR TERO
Brand: LUMISTAR
Availability: InStock

Available to order

In stock in LUMISTAR’s US store, which ships within one business day, and in its EU store with euro prices. The TERO Pro is in stock in the US; the EU store only takes a €200 deposit for it.

from €1,199from $1,099from US$1,099TERO

EU price at LUMISTAR, checked 19.10.2026.

Official US store; taxes and shipping are not shown on the product page. EU store: TERO €1,199. TERO Pro with 4K dual cameras US$1,899; the AI Vision Module, which upgrades a TERO with camera features, costs US$699. Launch prices in April 2026 were US$1,299 (TERO) and US$1,899 (TERO Pro).

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Checked: 19.10.2026Source19.10.2026Source
Made for: Home
Where: USA (official store) · Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, UK (EU store)

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Overview

A portable tennis ball machine that feeds balls at up to 140 km/h and uses a wristband to know where the player stands, so it can place feeds and play simulated points; it does not collect balls or move on the court. The TERO Pro adds 4K dual cameras for shot analysis.

Key specs

What it does: Feeds balls from a fixed position and adapts placement to the player; no ball collecting, no driving on court
Ball speed / spin: 20 to 140 km/h; spin up to ±3,600 rpm
Placement: Up to 26 m; elevation 0 to 50°, oscillation ±25°; 35 target spots
Player sensing: Wristband with position tracking and voice control; TERO Pro: 4K dual cameras, 120° field of view
Drills / control: 34 preset drills in 7 difficulty levels, custom sequences; app and Apple Watch control
Battery / hopper: Up to 4 h; hopper holds about 80 balls (Gadgets & Wearables test)
Size / weight: 32 × 41 × 52 cm; 8.8 kg main unit, 11.7 kg with hopper

Versions & prices

TERO: US$1,099$1,099Wristband tracking; €1,199 in the EU store.
TERO Pro: US$1,899$1,899Adds 4K dual cameras, shot analysis and five AI modes; in the EU only as a €200 pre-order deposit.

Why it’s in

Unlike a timer-driven ball machine, it knows where you stand through a wristband and adjusts placement, with AI rally and match modes and voice control.
Light and quick to set up for a ball machine: the 8.8 kg main unit rolls like a suitcase, and Gadgets & Wearables rated it 8.5 of 10 in an August 2026 test.
Sold directly on both sides of the Atlantic, with an EU store in euros and a camera upgrade path (AI Vision Module) instead of a new machine.

What bothers us

It is a stationary feeder: it does not collect balls or move by itself, so its robotics lie in the sensing and the AI modes.
LUMISTAR’s own pages disagree on drill and mode counts, and the Gadgets & Wearables tester saw failed firmware updates and weaker spin than hoped.
A young Chinese start-up (about US$10 million raised by September 2026) with no EU dealer found; the store pages we checked state neither VAT nor a warranty period.