Head graphene speed mp vs Dunlop bio M3.0

[canuckfan]

Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone has hit with both these sticks and can offer a first hand comparison. The specs are quite similar and I would love to get some feedback on power, feel, control etc. I was going to get the speed but recently have been offered a great deal on the M3.0. Feedback for both is good in the customer review sections although the TW review for the speed is more positive. Interestingly, the TW university power level stats are almost identical. If the rackets are very similar I might just grab the M3.0. If the speed is significantly better on forgiveness/power with the same control than I might get the speed. Thanks!

 

[seb23]

i'm also interested in this. Demoing the speed mp now and would like to know who they compare

 

[JasonPerelman]

Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone has hit with both these sticks and can offer a first hand comparison. The specs are quite similar and I would love to get some feedback on power, feel, control etc. I was going to get the speed but recently have been offered a great deal on the M3.0. Feedback for both is good in the customer review sections although the TW review for the speed is more positive. Interestingly, the TW university power level stats are almost identical. If the rackets are very similar I might just grab the M3.0. If the speed is significantly better on forgiveness/power with the same control than I might get the speed. Thanks!

Used both for extended period of time the sweetspot is much bigger on the speed, but the dunlop is more stable.

 

[SmilinBob]

Yes and Yes. I've hit with both and have written up reviews posted here on both of them.

Dunlop Bio M3.0 -> http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showpost.php?p=7452072&postcount=22

Speed Graphene MP -> http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showpost.php?p=7491415&postcount=84

If you are going to hit those, you also need to give the Slazenger V98 Team a try. It's basically the exact same frame as the M3.0 but even-balanced instead of head-light. It moves the sweet spot up on the string bed and gives the racquet more pop. It's also more stable.

Slazenger V98 Team -> http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showpost.php?p=7452067&postcount=21