TTSensei — The Ultimate Table Tennis Equipment Database

 

Choosing the right table tennis blade sounds straightforward until you actually start looking. Hundreds of brands, thousands of models, and every one of them described with vague marketing language like "excellent feel" or "offensive power." For players who want real data before spending their money, the options have always been limited — scattered forum threads, a handful of outdated review sites, and word of mouth.

TTSensei takes a completely different approach.

What Makes TTSensei Different?

The platform hosts one of the most detailed table tennis equipment databases you'll find anywhere. Over 2,400 blades from 100+ brands are catalogued with more than 35 specifications each — not just the basics like weight and speed class, but granular details like ply composition, layer materials, blade thickness, and construction method.

What really stands out is how the ratings work. Each blade gets scored on speed, control, spin, and other dimensions, but every score comes with a written breakdown explaining what it means in practice. You won't just see a number — you'll understand whether a blade's speed comes from stiffness or flex, and what that implies for your technique. The rubber section works the same way, with in-depth characteristics and performance analysis that help you understand how a rubber pairs with different blades.

More Than a Database

TTSensei has grown into a full table tennis hub. The platform tracks professional players with detailed profiles covering their equipment choices, career history, and playing styles. It provides match coverage with scores and tactical breakdowns from professional events, giving you more than just results.

There's also a news section that keeps up with tournament outcomes, new product releases, and what's happening in the sport globally. Players can join the community forum to swap equipment opinions, discuss technique, or get advice from other enthusiasts. And for anyone looking to save money or offload gear they no longer use, TTSensei runs a community marketplace where registered members can buy and sell used blades, rubbers, and accessories directly.

Independent and Unbiased

TTSensei doesn't accept paid reviews or sponsored placements. Ratings are driven by equipment performance and data, not by who's paying for advertising. The team uses AI technologies in their research workflows to ensure consistency across thousands of products, but the priority is always accuracy over promotion.

Worth a Bookmark

Whether you're an experienced competitive player fine-tuning your setup, a coach guiding students through equipment decisions, or a recreational player who just wants to know what the pros are using — TTSensei has something useful for you. The marketplace alone makes it worth checking out if you're on a budget.

Take a look at ttsensei.com

AIgregator - All AI Tools in One Place

 We are happy to announce our new project: AIgregator.com!

In today's rapidly evolving AI landscape, finding the right tools can feel overwhelming. That's where AIgregator comes in—a simple yet powerful platform designed to simplify your search for AI solutions.

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C# 7 New Features

C# 7 adds a number of new features and focuses on data consumption, code simplification and performance. The biggest features have already been considered - tuples, local functions, matching with the pattern and throwing expressions. But there are other new opportunities, both large and small. They all combine to make the code more efficient and understandable, so that everyone is happy and productive.

Let's look at the rest of the features of the new version of C #. So! Let's start!

Out

Currently, in C #, using out parameters is not as flexible as we would like. Before calling a method with out parameters, you first need to declare the variables to pass to the method. Because these variables are usually not initialized (since they will be overwritten by the method), you can not use var for their declaration, so you must always specify the full type:

public void PrintCoordinates(Point p)
{
  int x, y; // have to "predeclare"
  p.GetCoordinates(out x, out y);
  WriteLine($"({x}, {y})");
}

Literals Improvements

var d = 123_456;
var x = 0xAB_CD_EF;

You can put this _ symbol anywhere between the numbers the right number of times to improve readability. It does not affect the value. This separator can be used with the types byte, int, long, decimal, float and double.