I'm stuck between Andro Treiber Z and Butterfly Primorac Carbon. Any thoughts on which one's better for me?

[Yodsian]

I'm thinking of switching up my blade for more bounce speed and doesn't require a lot of force, but I'm not sure if I can control the T5000 or Primorac Carbon. I checked out the Andro Treiber Z, which seems fast and controllable at a way cheaper price. I haven't really used an Andro blade before, so not entirely confident about its quality bounce and sweet spot. I used to be an intermediate player and now I aim to find a blade that doesn't require expensive rubber for long-term use. Now I play for just 2 times a week.

 

[DOMZ56]

The speed of the blade doesnt matter to whether u need an expensive rubber on it. If u used to be an intermediate player better to got for something a bit slower.

 

[Airoc]

I haven't really used an Andro blade before, so not entirely confident about its quality

Generally, the quality of ANDRO blades is good. The quality of the new Korean made SYNTELIAC blades is exceptionally good.
Both Primorac Carbon or Treiber Z could be a bit demanding for rather casual play.
Which blade are you are playing right now, that would help to recommend for a suitable update in speed as you wish.

 

[Yodsian]

Generally, the quality of ANDRO blades is good. The quality of the new Korean made SYNTELIAC blades is exceptionally good.
Both Primorac Carbon or Treiber Z could be a bit demanding for rather casual play.
Which blade are you are playing right now, that would help to recommend for a suitable update in speed as you wish.

I use Butterfly Petr kobel with Tibhar k2(FH).
This is my FH topspin.

 

[Scarfed Garchomp]

Your form looks good but sterile drills in practice does little to show how well you'd do in a match setting. In my experience, the higher speed a blade offers through improved stiffness and hardness, the more work you have to put into the touch and spin areas of your game. If you are that scared of a blade being too hard or too stiff, you can consider trying out an inner carbon construction blade, which is less of a jump from 5 ply wood than a thick 3+2 blade like PC or an outer carbon construction like Treiber Z. Treiber CI, Innerforce ALC/ZLC, Fang Bo B2 are all popular inner construction carbon blades, maybe you can find someone to borrow off of so you can try before you buy. But I always say you will not know for sure until you experience it for yourself.