I tried Lidu, Revolution 3 (normal viscosity), Butterfly Free Chack 2, Xiom Pro T-Bond, and Nittaku Finezip 100. I can tell there's a slightly different feeling with each of them.
Lidu sticks well, it's cheap, value for money. But don't let the glue stay on unused rubbers for too long. Once it becomes yellowish, it's almost impossible to peel off.
Rev. 3 is easy to apply and peel off, but it doesn't stick well if you don't do it properly.
Butterfly is best for Butterfly rubbers. You get the most out of the spring sponge. I used Rozena before, and there's a difference between using Free Chack 2 and other brands.
Xiom IMO is the best overall. It has high viscosity and sticks very well. Just more caution when you peel off the rubber, as your blade might splinter because the glue is so strong.
Nittaku Finezip 100 isn't for novices. It's too thick, making it very difficult to get an even spread, and you have to work fast before it dries. There's nothing outstanding about this glue, it's just a normal glue.
If you're the type who is always regluing, use Rev. 3.
If you're using Butterfly rubbers, Free Chack 2 is the safest choice.
If you're the type who doesn't believe glue has an effect on the setup, use Lidu.
Also, there's a difference when you apply 1 versus 2 layers, as well as a different feeling when you reglue without peeling off the old layer (it gets heavier and bouncier).
Overall, there is a slightly noticeable feeling while playing, but it doesn't affect your game at all. You'll get used to it in just a few strokes. It won't make you win or lose a game. IMO
These aren't facts, just my opinion based on my own experience using them.
