Star Vie Titania 2024

Introduction

The Star Vie Titania 2024 is a round, medium-soft racket for players who value control and comfort over raw power.

Shape & Balance

Being round, the balance is low, which keeps the head light. That makes it easier to maneuver and less tiring on your arm.

The sweet spot sits in the middle of the face, so you don't need perfect footwork to hit cleanly. It's a forgiving setup for players still refining their technique.

Grip

The standard grip fits comfortably in your hand, with a familiar feel that most players will like. It's not too thick or thin, so you can add an overgrip without changing the balance much.

Over a long match, the low weight and soft feel reduce arm fatigue. You can play for hours without your forearm screaming.

Power & Control

With power at 7.5, you get enough pop for most shots, but you won't blast winners from the back. The racket rewards technique over brute force.

Control at 7.9 is the real strength here. You can drop the ball into tight spaces and keep the angle on your shots. It's a fair trade-off: less power, but more precision.

Comfort & Speed

The medium-soft core absorbs vibration, so your arm stays happy even on mis-hits. The 9.1 sweet spot means fewer off-center shots anyway.

Maneuverability at 7.9 means it's quick to reposition for volleys or defensive saves. It's not the fastest racket out there, but it's nimble enough for most players.

Materials & Durability

The frame is 100% carbon, which gives it strength without adding much weight. The 3K carbon faces are a standard choice for a balance of durability and feel.

The EVA Soft 30 core is on the softer side, which affects the feel more than the longevity. With normal care, this racket should hold up for a good while.

Analysis

This racket plays exactly as its shape suggests: forgiving and steady. The round shape gives you a large sweet spot, and the low balance makes it easy to handle.

The rebound score of 9.2 means the ball flies off the face quickly, so you get good depth without swinging hard. Power is solid at 7.5, but it's not a cannon—you'll need to generate your own pace on smashes.

Control at 7.9 comes through in defense and placement. You can guide the ball into corners with confidence.

If you're an aggressive player who lives for the kill shot, this may feel too tame. But for a defensive or all-court game, it's a reliable partner.

The medium-soft feel softens impact, which helps on off-center hits, but you lose some of that crisp feedback.