Hey Peter,
I've got one and it's fun. It's almost spec-for-spec identical to the old hotmelt 300g's I used to use, and it plays almost identically to those. It's light with a thin beam, so maneuverable but you're responsible for the power. Plenty of room for lead if you like tinkering, but I needed the maneuverability. Mine had a full bed of luxilon adrenaline when I bought it, and I think I'd like a softer poly or a hybrid with a multi in it a bit better for a bit more feel. Serves had more pop than I expected, and I was able to place them well. My usual racquets are old i.Radical OS's, and I found this one pretty cheap online. I love the i.Rads for groundies and volleys, but tend to play a more slice-based game and work to net with them. I felt a good bit more confident taking bigger topspin cuts on groundstrokes with the Dunlop and found quite a bit more pop on first serves. I didn't go in as often to net, but didn't find it to be bad there, just not quite as soft (again, could be strings). My slice backhand is as good as it can get with the i.Rad, and I didn't find the same control or bite on that shot (upon which I heavily rely) with the CX200 LS. Overall, I really enjoyed hitting with it. I hit it alongside a Head graphene prestige s and have to say that the Dunlop was a far more enjoyable experience. I felt that I got little to no feel on serves or topspin shots with the prestige s (oddly, though, great slice backhand), and it's an almost identical spec to the cs200LS. I've got it in a 3/8, but am finding that a 1/4 serves me better. so thinking of trading it on here.
