Smashes were ok, but it requires high technique. You really need to exaggerate the gesture in order to apply force onto the ball. Contradictorily, I noticed my bandejas also float sometimes more than I expected

Really great precision with the ball, but at the same time, very low ball output at high and low speeds. Additionally, sometimes the ball gets stuck in the racket. This is not a racket for someone seeking assistance in the defensive game - not what I expected.

One issue with this racket is that the sweet spot is slightly small and when you miss it, the ball barely comes out. I noticed this most in the aerial game.

This racket maneuvers very well. The tested model has a 26.2cm balance.

The Wave System is designed to the add rigidity to the frame. The racket isn't very hard, but it has a "dry" feel. Less effective than the Vertex Comfort at the net. Not easy to be aggressive in the aerial game. Not great in smashes.

Not a large sweet spot, and if you miss it you'll be penalized.

Very agile, but my model is under weight. 26cm balance, 3k carbon fiber. It comes with the Hesacore, which I don't like.

Good progression of power. Great in kick smashes from a medium-high speed. It gives you space because it never weighs you down.

Great control around the court. Medium ball output, it wants an arm that activates it.

Decent sweet spot, especially for a lower ball output racket with a dry touch, more generous than Vertex and Hack.

Very generous from the point of view of movement, low balance with a weight on the higher end gives a feeling of stability. Reminds me of a Nox.

Hard to finish the point with it.

Great control. You feel the ball enter the racket face. At the net, I found it difficult to generate slice and my volleys wound up bouncing high up off the wall.

Not a massive sweet spot.

Moves quite well.