ARC10 or Ti10 3rd generation is better

I think the TI10 Gen 3 is a bit stiffer than the ARC10.

If you buy ARC10, you must be mentally prepared, it is very difficult to get started, and the specific reason is unknown. It took me almost a month to get started. However, it is indeed easy to return the ball after getting started, and it feels very good, but the offense is slightly weaker than the TI10 3rd generation, especially the point kill is more obvious.

Maybe it's because I don't have the skills to get home, hehe.

These two are good beats

I personally recommend the ARC10 for the balance of offense and defense, and many people choose the 65TI, which is indeed very durable, and the performance distribution is relatively balanced. Personally, I have been using 80, which is quite good, but the weight loss is relatively fast

If you don't have good strength, you should choose TI 10-3.

The bow 10 is fast, but it is too hard, and it is too difficult for people who do not have enough strength to fight.

Line? Of course, the 80 is preferred, and the Gosen 300 is also good.

I still think the bow and arrow 10 is better, although the bow and arrow 10 is mainly attacked, but I don't know why, I think this racket will have a sticky feeling when handling small balls, and it is easier to control. I recently got on the root 95, haha, it's cool, the elasticity is good.

I don't think the above two kinds of strength are not good, at least ARC10 is not so easy to control, use NS9000S, use 65 for the line, and pull 22 pounds if the strength is not good, and there is no difference in the performance of the feather line at this tension, so it is good to use the cheapest one (there are two other ways to train strength, you can refer to it: I have bought a 2U racket for training strength, and then use a 3U racket for competition, which is very easy.) There is also to find a broken aluminum alloy racket, take the lower half of it, and bundle a bottle of water, and continue to do a backhand swing action of 2000+ every day, stay until a relaxed day, add another bottle, so step by step, and then take the racket, as if there is no one).

Both rackets are not easy to use, it depends on your own feel, the line, I recommend the victory, VS-650 is a high-elastic line, labor-saving, and it is very good in pulling off the killing ball **It is not high.

If you have to choose between these two beats, use the arc10, and the ti10 is more aggressive.

Line with YY 65 on the line Economical, cost-effective, moderate performance **suitable.

If you want to buy a mobile phone, you can buy the top configuration, and the Mate 10 Pro is the best.

Three generations are good, this is for masters! However, I recommend the 2nd generation, which is easy to use and more slippery. ok！

Well, it's all good, but the price of each one is different.

1060 3g is good.

GTX1050TI and GTX1060 graphics cards can be said to be NVIDIA's two sales in 2016, because if we talk about iconic flagships, of course, it must be the 1070 and 1080 two high-end top graphics cards; In contrast, these two graphics cards are more accessible to the people, and they are also more suitable for the general public's consumption concepts and uses.

The GTX 1060 3G has 1,152 streamers at up to 1506MHz, while the GTX 1050Ti has 768 streamers at 1290MHz.

The performance of the GTX1060 6G video memory graphics card is comparable to that of the previous generation GTX980, and even surpasses the GTX980. From the above results, we can see that even the performance of the GTX 1060 3G video memory graphics card is much higher than that of the GTX1050Ti, and the performance is between the previous generation GTX970 and GTX980, so if you are not short of those hundreds of dollars, I personally think that choosing GTX1060 3G video memory, or even 6G video memory is the best choice, after all, this is a graphics card that can be used for ten years without changing, after all, it used to be 980!

If you don't play any large-scale stand-alone games, 3G video memory is no problem; 1060 3G is less than 1050Ti 50% stronger level, but** more expensive by several hundred, this depends on how you choose, in fact, the RX470D in this price range is the most cost-effective, but now the goods on the market are all price increases.

It mainly depends on your own level, and everyone recommends choosing Ti10, because Ti10 is more direct. Second, it depends on whether your wrist strength is good, of course, you can choose bow 10 if you have good wrist strength, but if you have good wrist strength with ti10, the point kill is very good. Ti10 also has a weakness, that is, the stability of the paddle surface is not as good as that of the bow 10, because the area of the bow 10 is larger, so the stability is better when the head is heavy.

Third, it is necessary to consider whether your physical strength is good, and it will be very difficult to swing the bow 10 after the physical strength is not good, which is not as flexible as the ti10, and the continuous killing ability is obviously not as good as the ti10. Fourth, TI10 is the old racket of the past, the classic model, the previous racket you hit the ball with as much force as you send, there is no void, and the bow 10 you may play 8 into the force, there will be 10 into the effect of force, to create a kind of virtual force, so that the back court will be better, but the front court ball is not direct enough.

The bow 10 is relatively heavy, suitable for offense, and is newer than the TI10.

Ti10 is a little more balanced.

To be honest, whether it is the second or third generation, it is easy to use licensed. What you said about SP and CN is the letter mark of their place of origin, many counterfeit or imitation shots are engraved with SP letters, saying that they are made in Singapore, they are so cheap or licensed in Singapore, can it be true? In the end, I don't even dare to buy the SP in the brand store, generally in the big store with CN should be true, but the technical content is not very high, generally the middle and low-end beats, I want to say that according to what you said about the second generation, the third generation is not important, mainly to see if it is genuine, if you are a hobby, or the level is not high, I advise you to go to the table tennis store to ask if there is a high imitation racket, it can still be used very well, they should have.

If you have to buy licensed goods, it depends on your financial strength. And if you want a high-tech real YY beat, or buy Made in Japan (with "JP" engraved on the top of the handle), I don't know how to do this! Hope it can help you!

It depends on whether there are defects, at least 3000 to 5000 for new and flawless products, and about 1800 to 2500 for defects, 2U is more expensive than 3U.

This is the generation Ti10 2U CP....It's expensive. But I don't know how much it can sell

1.Let's talk about the version difference first: from the official explanation of YY, CH and JP are exactly the same.

However, some golfers feel that JP is better, but there are no convincing concrete arguments. However, there is one difference that is certain: in China, JP cannot enjoy after-sales service, while CH** can in some cases.

2.9900 has been out for more than half a month, and I haven't been able to feel it with my own hands, so I smiled. However, any new shoot needs a period of adaptation, such as Bow 10, people who are not at the level of Flying Immortals cannot have an authoritative trial report, otherwise, in a short period of time, there will be reports about how good it is, either for commercial purposes or people who don't know what it means to "get started" feel good about themselves.

Far from it, personal opinion: according to the development of YY, the 9900 should also be a good offensive shot, but how good it is, or how much better than the TI 10 (after all, the TI 10 is too successful), is still unknown. So if you're not in a hurry to use it right away, it's better to wait for 1 month later, compare it with more trial reports, after all, it also takes a little more than 1k meters...

As you mentioned, this model of racket is biased towards offense. The tension you racket is more suitable for pumping the ball. But not the higher the tension, the better the pump.

This still depends on the person. If your wrist strength and arm strength are not very good. A high-tension racket is not quite suitable for you at this stage.

YY's brand is very good and very popular. (Although I don't like Japan very much) but it is understandable to say: the genuine YY is very easy to use (there are many fake YY on the market now), and your model of racket is suitable for high-speed killing.

The tenacity and other indices of the line are relatively high. o( o hehe. And it's also quite suitable for throwing the ball overhead.

But I don't quite agree with the previous man's statement. You don't have to sell this YY racket for 1200. The former senior brother in my school also has several rackets similar to yours in terms of tension.

But it doesn't have to be more than a thousand. Even the brand of Lin Dan is more than 3,000. And it's made to order.

Do you think your beats are better than Lin Dan's? Oh. I forgot to tell you - g is used to indicate the thickness of the handle of the badminton racket, generally 4g, 5g, 4g is suitable for people with large hands.

The general badminton racket will use U to indicate the weight in the explanatory materials, and the specific weight is 85-89 grams for 3U, 90-94 for 2U, and 95-99 grams for U.

ti is the abbreviation of titian, which means titanium; The biggest feature of this series is that the head of the racket is divided into two semicircles, the upper and the lower, which are connected by titanium alloy composite materials, in order to increase the hardness of the racket head and greatly improve the ability to control the ball. ......In addition, according to the principle of mechanics, the weight is proportional to the feeling of swinging, and the balance point is proportional to the feeling of swinging.

Although the racket with a light head is more flexible, it has less power and the vibration transmitted by the racket will be larger, so it is not suitable for players who hit the ball hard, but more suitable for defensive control players.

4U G4 refers to the heaviness and flexibility of the racket 4U belongs to the heavier racket G4, the flexibility is not very good27-28ibs refers to the tension of the line on the racket, and the tension of the racket line on the racket is best between 27-28 pounds Of course, the maximum can be tied to 30 pounds 10-12kg refers to the bearing strength of the racket, and the maximum weight can withstand 10 to 12kg ti10 is the three phrases behind the model of this brand, the first two refer to the technology used by YY on this racket, high mooulus graphite refers to graphite carbon nanotube technology headligh1 balance refers to square paddle head balancing technology The back made in japan is the meaning of Japan, long refers to the lengthened general YY racket length 670mm The racket with the LONG logo is lengthened by 10mm to 680mmSP is the version of the racket YY racket is divided into JP CH SP and other versions SP is mainly exported to Europe, CH is the authentic licensed goods in the mainland, JP is the best It is an authentic licensed racket in Japan This racket is an offensive racket, the head is heavy, the weight is high, if it is tied to 28 pounds, the offensive power will be great As for the problem of the ball, there is no racket suitable for what kind of ball to play, the best ball must be Yonex's ball, for this kind of violent offensive racket, it is recommended to find some durable balls, such as RSL4, 6, 7 balls, Hangyu, Victory Golden No. 1 are very good!

Comprehensive shooting, the market price is 680, it is better to play training balls, you pay attention to whether it is written pro (fessional) if there is a game, but it should not be.

The market price of YY rackets, which can be pulled up to 27-28 pounds, is about 1200 yuan, which is suitable for offensive kills and flat draws.