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SIBOASI S336A vs Squash Cannon
Squash Cannon is a recognised premium club machine. The SIBOASI S336A gives clubs and coaches a more compact, battery-powered and app-controlled squash ball machine with an 80-ball basket.
Manufactured by SIBOASI and supplied by BigToy Technology in Sheffield, UK, the S336A is supported by BigToy Technology with product advice, quote guidance, delivery coordination and after-sales support for clubs, coaches and players.
S336A vs Squash Cannon: quick answer
The SIBOASI S336A is a compact squash ball machine for clubs and coaches who value portability, battery operation, App/remote control and an 80-ball basket. Squash Cannon is a recognised premium club machine; S336A is usually positioned as a more flexible, better-value alternative for everyday coaching and solo practice.
BigToy Technology supplies and supports the SIBOASI S336A from Sheffield, UK. Squash Cannon details should be checked against the current supplier package.
How to read this comparison
The main difference is flexibility
It suits clubs, coaches and serious players who want battery operation, an 80-ball basket, App/remote control and easy movement between courts.
It remains a recognised premium machine, especially where a larger mains-powered setup and optional laser targeting are more important than portability.
BigToy Technology supplies the SIBOASI-made S336A from Sheffield, UK, with product advice, delivery coordination and 2-year warranty support.
Detailed specifications
Specification comparison
The right machine depends on how your club trains. If portability, battery operation, app control and ball capacity matter, the S336A is a strong alternative to a larger mains-powered club machine.
| Feature | SIBOASI S336A | Squash Cannon |
|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Clubs, coaches, academies and players who need a portable training machine | Traditional club installations and coaching environments |
| Ball capacity | 80 balls | About 60 balls |
| Power | AC power or built-in rechargeable battery | AC mains powered |
| Battery operation | Up to around 3-4 hours | Not typically listed as built-in battery powered |
| Control | Mobile App and remote control | Touch panel, optional remote on some packages |
| Remote-adjustable parameters | Speed, width, height and feed frequency can be adjusted from the remote; App control is also available | Touch panel adjustment, with optional remote controls for start/stop and trajectory on some packages |
| Angle adjustment | Vertical and horizontal angle adjustment by wireless remote control or mobile App | Elevation/trajectory can be adjusted on the touch panel sliders; optional remote UP/DOWN buttons adjust ball trajectory. Horizontal aiming is mainly by machine positioning/aiming rather than a published numbered horizontal scale. |
| Ball heating | Built-in squash ball heater | Temperature-controlled ball heating |
| Ball warm-up time | Balls are heated after approx. 5-10 minutes | Temperature-controlled heating; warm-up time depends on setup and conditions |
| Speed range | Approx. 20-140 km/h | Approx. 10 to 100+ mph, depending on setup |
| Feed interval | Approx. 1.8-8.9 seconds per ball | Approx. 0.75-15 seconds per ball |
| Training modes | Fixed point, vertical, horizontal, random, cross-court and custom drills | Manual, lob/drop, decay, random and interval modes |
| Custom programmed positions | Up to 28 feeding positions can be programmed | Programmable drills are available, but the public user manual does not list a 28-position custom programme. |
| Spin | Adjustable topspin and backspin | Speed, angle and spin adjustment depending on model/source |
| Vertical angle scales | 12 vertical levels | Adjustable elevation, but the public user manual does not publish a total number of vertical levels. |
| Horizontal angle scales | 30 horizontal levels | No published numbered horizontal angle scale found in the public user manual. |
| Laser targeting | Not included | Optional laser targeting available |
| Size | Approx. 42 × 35.5 × 62 cm / 16.5 × 14.0 × 24.4 in | Approx. 56 × 48 × 81 cm / 22.0 × 18.9 × 31.9 in |
| Weight | Approx. 20-21 kg | Approx. 21.6 kg / 55 lb |
| Warranty | 2-year BigToy Technology warranty | Typically 1-year parts and labour, depending on supplier |
Specifications are based on published manufacturer/dealer information, SIBOASI product data, the S336A squash machine manual, the public Squash Cannon user manual and BigToy Technology sales/support information. Packages can vary by supplier and region.
Buying decision
When S336A makes more sense
You need portability
The smaller body and battery option make it easier to move between courts or store after coaching.
You want longer drill cycles
The 80-ball basket means fewer breaks during repetition drills.
You want modern control
App and remote control let coaches adjust training without constantly returning to the machine.
Common questions
Comparison FAQ
Is S336A a direct replacement for Squash Cannon?
It is best described as a compact, better-value alternative. Squash Cannon remains a premium traditional club machine; S336A focuses on portability, battery power, app control and an 80-ball basket.
Does S336A have laser targeting?
No. If laser targeting is essential, Squash Cannon has that option. If ball capacity, battery operation and portability matter more, S336A is often the practical choice.
Which machine is easier to move?
The S336A is compact at approximately 42 × 35.5 × 62 cm and is built for easier club movement and storage.
Where can I read more S336A questions?
See the S336A squash ball machine FAQ for App control, remote settings, battery, heater, custom drills, shipping and warranty questions.
Ask for an S336A club quote
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