Good speed,control,easy to loop,good away or close to the table,but not good for the serves.The only bad thing for this rubber is not spinny enough,less spin then Baracuda and Acuda.

It is perfect rubber!

someone messed up these ratings...

very fast, very spinny, very good control. i play from away the table, play loop very good. this is perfect rubber for offensive player. congrats for donic for creating the most powerful rubber.

that is the best rubber

I've just tried this rubber, n I think this rubber's character almost the same to Xiom Omega 4 Pro....

i love it so much

Very good rubber.

muy buena goma,antes jugaba con la joola rhymz y es parecida pero la donic m1 tiene mas arco por lo tanto salva la red con mucha mas facilidad y facilmente en el top spin contra top spin va genial y de control muy bien mejor que 05 y es muy facil adaptarse a ella ,en durabilidad no puedo opinar aun tan solo llevo con ella dos semanas pero en general la doy un 10

This rubber is a catapult. Extremely fast rubber for huge attacking strokes and above average control. The only drawbacks-admittedly big ones are a lack of spin and a lower than average throw angle. The throw angle is really only a problem on my backhand side (I use it on both sides) and produces a lot of service errors in the net. The throw angle being preferential ill move onto spin. I have a hard time producing as much spin as other people I play with- even one who plays with m2. My overall impression is that for someone who is an all out attacker this is your rubber. It is great from behind the table as well as on the table but doesn't have much of a touch game. Personally, I play a little bit more of a varied offense with the timo boll ZLF and will be making the switch to tenergy 80 after some research (crossing my fingers). However, nothing against the rubber for what it is. A fantastic attacking rubber but if you want a loopier, spinnier trajectory you may consider another rubber or at least use m2/m3

quick comparison of the 3 bluefire rubbers:

M1: fh rubber for very good (semi-pro) powerloopers who consistently hit very hard and never need controlled loops.

m2: for loopers who do not consistently hit hard, and need to generate spin in controlled loops.

m3: bh rubber for loopers who try to loop any service, so they need be able to play controlled loops with little power and thin contact.

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Details on M1:

m1 has a _very_ hard sponge. As a result, the ball won't sink in controlled loops, so you don't get spin in rally. you only get spin when you hit very hard (and in this case the ball goes very long, so you'd better have the right blade angle).

Block: with m1 it is very difficult to block. it's because the ball does not sink in the sponge in passive block, so it drops down. Therefore with M1 you have to pay a lot of attention to the speed of the incoming loop, and open the blade accordingly. As a result, blocking is very difficult. THis is like rakza 9 btw. --- M2 is totally different. blocks like a dream.

Loops: difficult, because the throw depends a lot on how much the ball sinks, and therefore on the speed of the incoming loop. So you have to pay a lot of attention on the speed of the incoming loop, not only to its spin.

throw angle: low when the ball does not sink in the sponge, high when it does.

note: m1 is very similar to rakza 9.

all the above is on clipper wood, a stiff and soft blade.

Bueno goma, eh probado las Donic desde la COOPA y esta a mejorado desde la calidad de la esponja, el spin y el control no tiene comparaci³n con las anteriores, la que mas se le acerca es la Acuda S1 Turbo, la compre para probar que tal era y me gusto much­simo, eh tenido muy buenas opiniones de jugadores que llevan tiempo con las Tenergy 05 en sus distintas variedades y han quedado a gusto con ella. La tengo para el derecho en un Epox Power Carbon.

After a long time not wearing M1, fitting the saturation wear vega euro. I tried re-M1 and I was impressed on the backhand. Very good for the flick, spin and smash backhand because M1 has more power than vega euro.

This is a good rubber, but it is not the high end that it is usually advertized about. The bounciness is good for attacking, but detrimental for defending, particularly in chopping and underspin defense.

Very very fast rubber with lots of spin. I recently tried the bluefire M3 on a friends blade and liked it a little more due to the softer sponge. Very good for chops and backhand drives. Bad for blocking unless you really angle the blade towards the table.

nice catapult effect, i got mine today and when i use topspin, is so nice, when it touch the table, cuz is just go like a lighting away from me. excelent forehand rubber.

update, After two months i think this rubber is still great, hasn´t loss any of its spin and speed, but i think the short game, close to the table blocking is a little dificult...


update, now i have bluefire m1 black max in a timo boll zlf, and is a nice bh or fh rubber. i prefer this on bh btw, nice speed and spin, but with a lot of control near and mid distance.