Got a software update from Zepp, and now the results are practically identical! The measurements make sense.
clay court
forehand: max 60 ave 45
backhand: max 71 ave 44
serve: max 74 ave 62
hard court
forehand: max 58 ave 43
backhand: max 70 ave 42
serve: max 70 ave 62
Ordered the Zepp sensor
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I went to Dubai for a week and played tennis on hard courts. Zepp sensor finally works for me! Playing on clay courts in Lugano it gave very low figures, trained this week in dubai on hard courts
And now results are good:
Serve: 62 average, 79 max.
Forehand: 50 average, 60 max,
Backhand: 42 average, 70 max
I wonder why does the surface makes such a big difference? If explainable, Zepp should add a parameter for surface type.Leave a comment:
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And now I saw the upcoming Sony product. That looks good...
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There is John, but they will not sell the Babolat Play until June-July.
I phoned Babolat HQ in France, and they said due to support reasons, it is initially being released in the U.S. only...Leave a comment:
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Hi Julian,
Being disappointed with the Zepp sensor, I would like to buy the Babolat Play pure drive racket. I tried doing so, and looked at the tenniswarehouse site. They have it but don't ship it abroad. Any idea how I can order one here in Switzerland? Thanks, PhilLeave a comment:
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Well, I have tested the Zepp sensor, and man is it buggy! Don't understand how they can put an untested product on the market. First I kept getting other players data on the iPhone app. Finally, after 5 days of emailing screen shots, they resolved the problem. Now, however, the statistics are way off. The power scale (similar to Babolat's) with a max of 100, shows my average power on the forehand to be about 11! I am not Federer obviously, but can still manage to hit with power. I informed them, they told me to reboot the sensor, which I did, and still no better. It also told me I hit smashes, whereas I didn't, and the ratio of slice to topspin forehands is way off (I hit mainly topspin or close to flat). Still waiting for an answer, but I have lost confidence in the product and their level of professionality.
Am going to order the Babolat PLAY racket. Looks much better, much better tested.Leave a comment:
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Julian, it looks excellent, thanks. The only drawback I see is that it is integrated into one particular model only. I play with the Babolat AeroPro Drive racket, which I prefer to the Babolat Drive rackets. Any chance Babolat will make the sensor available on the Babolat model of choice?Leave a comment:
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You are invited
You are invited to see
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Check this 4 minute video out from the BBC...rule changes are to go with new technology.
Hope you can view the video, sometimes the BBC limits it content and other parts of the world can't view it....fingers crossed.Leave a comment:
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Tenniswarehouse has a video
Please find a video and a customer blog (two different items).
Please go to www.tennis-warehouse.com
Go to rackets
Click Babolat rackets
Click Babolat Play Pure Drive
Click TW video.
The blog indicated by a link.
Please let me know whether you had any problems finding a blog AND a video.
one of links
Last edited by julian1; 01-26-2014, 02:48 PM.Leave a comment:
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Racket weight
In the case of a Babolat device it is sold only with one kind of a racket
so the device "knows" the weight of the racket.
I am NOT sure whether the device knows the string tension.
The device is physically in a handle.Leave a comment:
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