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I’m glad to see that it’s quite a bit lighter than TD, the same blade with 2.0mm TD on the back weighs about 193g.

Just got mine, gluing on my spare Harimoto Super ZLC now, then heading to the club to test.

So then you got it from yourself then, but still I didn’t imply it. All I said was tacky rubbers can generate more spin than non-tacky rubbers, and more spin can benefit players of all levels. You then started the whole discussion about easier vs. not easier, if you search the thread you’ll see...

I never implied that, you got that from merlin. I asked the question “Do a normal pure backspin serve, which can generate more spin, tacky rubber or non-tacky rubber?” And merlin answered “of course tacky”, but then said the player needs to hit hard. But hit is not brush, like I said before when...

Oh see that’s where you’re wrong, I said “friction is a property of the material, and in TT more friction means spin”, where as @merlin el mago said “hard hits must by done in order to get maximum spin”. The wrong keyword here is “must”. Also, I didn’t say it’s easier for “lower level players”...

I agree nothing is easy for lower level players, but with certain equipment it can be easier for them. And yes, ease of control, or forgiving, what else could it be when talking about lower level players? When you talk to someone that is clearly a beginner, and says “you might want to try this...

Sure, if that what you think you’re saying. But generally in TT when people say “hit” it means the paddle surface is perpendicular to the out going ball trajectory, and brush is when it’s parallel. Every stroke is a mix of the two, just a matter of which is more. Though I’ve never seen people...

So now you’re trying to mix up hit vs. brush? Do I need to reiterate that I’m talking about a pure backspin serve? That means it’s a slow, close to the net serve, and the ball jumps right back towards the serving player after the second bounce.

Wow, you enjoy being wrong, how fascinating, you’re truly a first of your kind, at least of all the people I know. You are a human right? With all the ai chat bots lately it’s hard to say for sure

You poop then you eat 😆

Wrong +4 , See post #51 You’re just still so stubborn as you are claiming your own experience are facts. Also, your English isn’t as good as you claimed in #42, keep learning. And why would you think that the things I’m selling is all I’ve tried and have got, goes to show how your mind works...

haha, actually you’re the pathetic one, so stubborn just won’t admit being wrong , just like someone’s else here, speaking of Here he comes, you two are a perfect pair, now you’re just making thing up. Keep going then, let’s see if you tries to say the last truth like @merlin el mago said...

Aliexpress might be the easiest way to get it in NA, or anywhere outside of China. Or you can find a third party courier yourself that can ship it here, the price is about the same so I chose aliexpress.

For sure, I got the black tabletop one.

here you go

Or just buy a Viscaria/Boll ALC/FZD ALC ...

From all the reviews I've seen, and the problems I have with the robots I have, I'd say yes.

Omni is the name of the robot. The company is called Future Mind https://www.futuremind.com.cn/index/index/index_m.html or 创屹科技 in Chinese, they design and manufacture their own robots afaik

I’m talking about the back spin serve scenario only. So there

Just pulled the trigger on the Omni-Pro robot from Aliexpress.