I would put control of the frames you listed as follows:
| Control | Spin | Power | Feel |
| Babolat Pure Aero Plus | 2 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| Dunlop CX 200+ | 1 | 3 | 3 | 1 |
| ProKennex Ki Q+ 5X Pro | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 |
The CX200+ has the best feel and the least powerful, unless you swing fast. That string pattern, tighter in the center limits spin, which is another control parameter. I tried to like it but the inconsistent response of string pattern was difficult for me to feel confident.
The BPAP is stiff and easy to swing fast, which gives heavier spin. I didn't like the feel at all, but the grip from the open pattern was kind of addictive. Still, deadish feel and harshness, plus the need to increase the swingweight to my specs left me less than impressed.
Q+5xP is like a club. The 16x20 isn't the most open, but has decent bite. The feel is weird because of the added action of the microbeans, and it is comfortably muted for a stiff racquet.
I still play with the SV98+, which strangely is also a stiff and crisp frame with narrow feel, but I serve and volley well, although still have a little difficult with super soft shots. Found the VC98+ less crisp and precise, even though it has better feel, and never really gelled with it.
One other brand in EU you may want to consider for more power and a lot more bite and spin is the Angell TC100 V3 27.5 16x19 70RA 310g 31.5cm/9pt hl. I've been testing that out a lot, and really like the feel and power from it, but mostly, it's the grip from the open pattern, which pockets and allows me to wrist flick shots, unlike the SV98+, which has more power but less grip and feel for finesse. The 70RA feels like 66 because it's rated raw frame without grommets, buttcaps etc. Obviously there's no demo, and there's another TC101 which apparently is softer and more powerful. However, I would not venture into Angell unless you know your specs well, including swing weight, balance and weight, and also what you are looking for.
