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I know this because when is the robot to hit the ball it make a human sound when hitting the ball

Allow me to answer on Khoi's behalf (he is my friend, and I traing at his club): no such thing existst. You may prefer to block and chop, you may prefer to attack, maybe you prefer something faster for your forehand, and something slower for backhand. You have to experiment yourself. I've been training for over a year and changed 5 sets of blades and rubbers. If you have a coach, ask your coach. You may also have a budget limitation. You may even consider to check what the pro players use... They don't use anything extraordirnary: many use Tenergy 05 for example and many intermediate players at my blub use those rubbers.

@@tabletennisbuddy i would like to play offensive .i havo no coach .i play defense and attack.....my buget limit 40 dollar maximum...is yinhe T11s blade good ?

@@Ornobdebnath hiya... well, Yinhe is probably a good value for monty both rubber and the blade.... I have ordered today Yinhe both rubbers and blade, all under 40 dollars, i will show which ones are they and post short vieo on the subject. please watch out for them. $40 is not a huge budget but some blades and rubbers are exceptional value for money!

@@Ornobdebnath Yinhe blade and yinhe rubbers are fine. I bought one today. They are under $40 each,. i will post a short on it. watch out for it! THe rubbers are tacky (sticky) and remind me of BATTLE III or DHS Hurricane 3 rubbers: Sticky and fast.

and you see a human foot once in a while, lol