LKT Black Power, I believe, is going to replace H2 Neo on my FH. It has a medium throw angle: higher than H2 Neo, but lower than H3 Neo. In that regard it is most similar to TG3 Neo. It has mid-tacky topsheet, so you can do all the traditional things chinese rubbers are good for: over the table brush loops, serves, etc. Howeve, that black 2.1mm sponge has a lot more pace in it than all the Neo rubbers if you are inclined to extract it. It plays noticeably better away from the table. The topsheet is not as thick as that on the Red Diamond and pips are slightly wider spaced, so it is a bit more dynamic. In that regard it is also closer to DHS' Skyline Neo rubbers: they have thinner topsheets with quicker release. However, the sponge is unlike anything I have seen on a Chinese rubber before. It is quite porous, somewhat similar to Tenergy and Hexer sponge, though with smaller pores. It is also treated with a pressure box, which likely gives it more pop. In many ways it needs to be treated a little bit like Tenergy: to block consistently, you should keep the blade face a bit more closed than normal and when pushing you want to make sure the sponge does not come into play. However, all of that is made up in spades once you go on offensive: loops are wickedly spinny and fast. If you want to slow it down, brush looping works very well as well. However, it has one more gear: loopdrive. Just close the blade face a little, take half a step away from the table and swing for the fences. This rubber certainly seems to reward bravery. A lot of my game is based on strong 3rd ball attack off of a push and I could completely overpower whatever spins was on the push.