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Introducing the Donic Appelgren Allplay Senso V2, a meticulously crafted table tennis blade designed to elevate your game to new heights. Recognized as one of the best all-around blades by experienced players, the Appelgren Allplay Senso V2 blends speed, control, and feel like no other.
With a speed rating of 6 and control rating of 9, this 5-ply blade strikes the perfect balance between power and precision. Its moderate stiffness of 3.5 allows for excellent ball feedback and touch, while the hardness level of 4.1 provides the necessary power for dynamic shots.
Crafted from carefully selected layers of wood, the Appelgren Allplay Senso V2 delivers exceptional consistency, earning it a rating of 8.3. Players can rely on this blade to perform consistently, shot after shot, game after game.
The overall rating of 9.2 reflects the blade's exceptional performance across all aspects. It caters to a wide range of playing styles, from all-round control players to spin-oriented attackers. The weight of 80 grams provides a good balance between maneuverability and stability.
Based on forum reviews, the Donic Appelgren Allplay Senso V2 is highly praised for its versatility, making it suitable for both beginners and advanced players. Its exceptional control and feel allow players to execute a wide range of shots with confidence and precision.
In conclusion, the Donic Appelgren Allplay Senso V2 is a premium table tennis blade that offers a seamless blend of speed, control, and feel. Its versatility and exceptional performance make it a top choice for players seeking an all-around blade that can adapt to various playing styles.
This blade is cheap and has very good wood in comparison to other blades in its price range. It’s not just suitable for beginners, but it can also be used for attacking with a hard and fast rubber cover.
I highly recommend it in this price category.
This blade is rated all, but it is closer to all+, so it is not as slow as you might think. Control is amazing. It is a thin (5.3 mm) looping blade. The handle is hollow, and the blade is made of 5 plies of wood (limba-limba-ayous-limba-limba).
It is not perfect for smash or flick but great for loops, pushes, and chops. If you like to hit hard and maintain control, you’ll get this with Senso V2. The sweet spot is medium, and block is medium easy to perform but not too dangerous for your opponent.
This blade does not have too much power of its own, so you need to use force when hitting from a distance. It might not be a blade for top world players, but if you are a recreational player or a minor league competitor, this is a great choice for an all-around game.
Edit (after some time): I put Yasaka Rakza 7 and Rakza 7 soft on this blade, and it is a miracle! Speed, control, and spin all in one. Senso V2 totally keeps these fast rubbers under control. Forehand with R7 soft is amazing. Loop has an enormous amount of spin. It is great to hit and to watch. The best combination I have tried so far.
Gee, I never thought that an ALL blade can be this good. I have this blade just to play around with basement players, but I am hooked with this blade. It is good for short game and service return, but it is amazingly good for looping (with extra kick and curved ball). I don’t lose a lot of speed either with it (I am playing close to table).
However, it is not too good for blocking or smashing. But given some time, when you can hit right at the sweet spot, you can block or smash well.
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