When I measured with scale, I found the balance point to be somewhere around 270mm from the bottom which is more on the balanced side as compared to the 300mm which is good for an intermediate player. That being said, all its behaviour matches that of a proper head heavy racket. Good for smashes and it doesn't feel weightless. My last racket was Adidas speiler e aktiv carbon graphite 4U racket (83g) head light and it's weight felt much less (due to the centre of the mass being more towards the handle) and yet it was good for smashes. this has better strings and smashes than the Adidas but Adidas had more control. Which is fine, I will adapt to get control with this racket in a few days. Now it's not too heavy tbh. It's what I would expect a head heavy 3U racket.
The looks are amazing, just as good as my Adidas (orange coloured) if not better. The materials used are overall better though. Recieved original Li Ning cover as well.
Should you go for it? Yes it's a good product for less than 1.8k. Better than what Yonex offers at this price range. Yonex nonaray 18i and all are head light rackets so I didn't wanted them. And the others were more expensive (2.2k north) and we'll, the performance is just like MP 22, just that the smashes are better on Li Ning but, but MP22 has slightly more control. Depends on what you want. In a few days, I believe I will gain my control on it as well.
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