Donic Wang Xi Dotec Control Plus

All-wood 8 reviews

Blade description:

The Donic Wang Xi Dotec Control Plus is a 7-ply premium table tennis blade designed for excellent control without compromising speed. Constructed with a combination of Kiri, Limba, and Ayous wood plies, it strikes a perfect balance between feel and power. The blade has a speed rating of 70 and a control rating of 95, making it suitable for all-round players who prioritize control and precision.

The Wang Xi Dotec Control Plus features a medium-soft stiffness rating of 4.3 and a hardness rating of 4.6. This combination provides a soft touch and excellent ball feedback, allowing players to execute controlled spins and precise shots with ease. The blade's consistency rating of 8.9 ensures consistent performance and minimizes mishits.

With an overall rating of 8.5, the Donic Wang Xi Dotec Control Plus is a highly-regarded blade among recreational and professional players. Its lightweight construction, weighing in at 80g, provides effortless handling and maneuverability. The blade's construction allows players to generate ample spin while maintaining control, making it an excellent choice for all-around play and close-to-the-table techniques.

Players who have used the Donic Wang Xi Dotec Control Plus in forums have praised its exceptional control and feel. They appreciate its ability to deliver precise shots and its consistency, even during intense rallies. The blade's lightweight design has also received positive feedback for its maneuverability and comfort during extended gameplay.

Overall, the Donic Wang Xi Dotec Control Plus is a high-quality table tennis blade that offers exceptional control, feel, and consistency. Its unique construction and balanced characteristics make it an excellent choice for players seeking a well-rounded blade that emphasizes precise play and all-around performance.

Recent Reviews

#1 — July 2022

The best blade I have used. Extreme control in every hit, ideal for chopping especially with Feint Long 2 or 3, and significantly good at blocking and fishing. Being slow enables hard chopping from behind, but you will need a fast offensive rubber to attack. I have tried it with Tenergy 05, but it’s a bit hard to play and attack from far off. For me, it best suits with a Chinese top sheet rubber. I have played with Hurricane Neo 3, and it’s the best combination to get the best feeling and security in every shot. Potentially can be managed better with Donic BlueGrip C2, as it’s a faster version of Hurricane.

#2 — June 2017

This blade is well-suited for chopping and blocking techniques. However, it may be less effective for looping or “killing” shots due to its increased hardness.

#3 — November 2015

I always wanted to buy this blade since I considered it quite good due to the nature of its construction. The blade is not big, around 158 mm x 154 mm, so it is close to the dimensions of an offensive blade. I rate this blade as an ALL, with extreme control, kind of slow but very consistent on about 80% of the blade surface. I’m currently using it with an offensive pimple rubber — TSP P-4 — and I think it would go well with a slower P-1 rubber.

As for the other rubber, I’m pairing it with an Acuda S3, which works well when it comes to blocks, spin, chop, even topspin, but I might migrate to a better defensive rubber. Overall, this is a very good blade. In my opinion, it is at least at the level of the Defsenso blade from Donic, if not above it due to the cork handle. I would recommend this blade to a friend!

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