Andro Super Core Cell OFF

An underrated blade, it has a very nice feel. Excellent control and still with a decent amount of speed.

Pretty nice blade, but I can’t stand the hollow “blop, blop” sound it produces, no matter even if you use thick rubbers!

The blade is excellent for counter-attackers who possess textbook strokes. It’s not suitable for beginners. While it struggles with pushing, it excels at flipping. I rate its control higher than indicated. It pairs well with softer rubbers such as T05FX on the forehand and Evolution FXP on the backhand. My game has significantly improved since using this setup. It also performs well with Rasant and Razka 7 rubbers. Highly recommended.

A very good and amazingly good-looking blade.

The blade is hard, flex, and off. It is good for players who like to play with a lot of spin and control. The blade is also very durable and can withstand a lot of punishment.

One of the things that I like most about this blade is its versatility. It can be used for a variety of playing styles, from aggressive to defensive. I have used it for both singles and doubles, and it has performed well in both situations.

Overall, I am very happy with this blade and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a high-quality table tennis blade.

I don’t want to fill in the ratings simply because this blade doesn’t fit me. My old blade, Andro Carbon Compact OFF-, is faster (this frustrates me, I thought OFF would be faster than OFF-), and the whole feeling of it is better. This blade feels soft and slow. It is very good for blocking, but I’m a topspin attacker and I need more speed.

If you like soft blades and prefer control instead of speed, try this. It seems I need to get any carbon off blade instead of this.

I just got this paddle with Andro PowerSponge 2.1 on both sides. This paddle is powerful and pretty fast. The control is pretty good. If you are not used to a fast paddle, then do not get this. It is not a good paddle to start out on.

This blade appears to be tailored for players with a strong technical stroke. When you hit it, it performs exceptionally, but it is not well-suited for players who frequently push or use other in-between techniques. NOT INTENDED FOR BEGINNERS… recommended for experienced players who prefer close-quarters attacking play. If necessary, slightly alter the phrasing.