The only thing I can comment that would run counter to the popular narrative is that the Vcore 97D is not much lower powered if at all. The heft coming through the swing can create power to rival a stock ezone assuming equal swing speeds, but realistically the swing speeds should not be equal.
Otherwise everything else is exactly as you'd expect from a quick look at the stat page. Ezone easier to generate spin, easier to generate RHS, higher launch angle (but still not high), far and away easier to use on the run getting defensive style shots. VCP greater control, especially at the net. If you already get massive RHS, it can be a great tool, but for the vast majority of people Ezone is simply the better choice.
Ben Shelton switched from 320 HD to the 2022 Ezone 98. Kokkinakis plays it, Naomi does, Shapo at least considered it very seriously. So even at the pro level its a very competent racquet. Not sure any amateur looking to play at the absolute height of their potential game (unless so ingrained by years of familiarity) should use the VCP over the Ezone.