The conclution related to this rubber. Well more or less Donic did the job. I agree and can only repeat what others say that every person feels the pros/cons a bit different because they play different. My experience was the following. M3 has a really good looping arc, huge. Smashing is quite nice. It is easy to control the spin amount of the ball and hit "empty" balls with loop like hits. Chopping and passive chopping, lifting is easy. Had to adjust dropping but it is easy now. Passive play is really good and the rubber is quite forgiving for little mistakes. So to summerise pros: you can loop every ball and attack till midrange. There is difference between the black and the red rubber surface after a year: black topsheet remains softer red is a bit harder. The rubber surface looks grainy when it is new, after some play when this surface comes off some of the soft grip is lost, so you have to hit the ball a bit harder to loop efficiently. So to summerise hit it hard and everything will be just fine. Or get an OFF- blade and hit just a bit less hard. Finally I have finished the testing of the rubber. After 300 hours of effective table tennis, including 3 training camps, 30+ competitions and 4 regluing all I can say that this rubber is good. The gripp not strong enough as tenergy or other prof rubber.
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