I have played with this racket several times. The ball is handled with great accuracy and generates a great deal of power with little effort. However, the advantage of minimal power becomes a challenge if the power is slightly higher. You will be penalized if your power is slightly higher. Therefore, the technique must be excellent to avoid these shots on the wall. In my opinion, it is beneficial to play this racket with osaka balls, which are slightly heavier than normal balls, whereas a higher power will not negatively affect your game. The racket has a teardrop shape and is lightweight. However, it's a litte bit heavy for my taste but I am getting used to it. If I had the opportunity to repurchase, I would purchase the teardrop pro Limited racket, which I believe is lighter than this racket. Osaka doesn't provide a detailed info for rackets weights and I believe it's should be a must.