Comments: This is a good, but not great, frame. It does not have the power, spin combo of the new Babolat AeroPro Drive or the Yonex racquets which I think are slightly better in most categories. However, the M3.0 is a very solid and comfortable racquet. There is a good amount of control and it is not as underpowered as I thought it might be. The grip shape is one of the best that I have ever used, which adds to the stability on strong exchanges with your opponent. I think a thin multi string would bring out the best in this frame.
From: Mark, 3/13
String type and tension: Mantis 305 Tour / X1 Bi-Phase at 58 lbs

Comments: I owned an old 300 version but this racquet is way better than the older version. It has a penetrating slice, very stable in the backhand, forehand, volleys, return and it is easy to generate head speed when serving. The weight is just enough and has very comfortable feel. Excellent job Dunlop by changing the specs and shape of this racquet!
From: Gabriel, 3/13

Comments: This racquet is an excellent racquet. What I appreciate most is the soft feel. I think it would be great for anyone with shoulder issues. I used to play with a 9 oz, Dunlop Biomimetic 4D 550 Light but wanted more power. This racquet is much more stable and powerful on all groundstrokes and volleys. I do agree that if you do not hit it in the sweet spot, the ball with dump in the net. But after playing with it for 5-6 weeks, that no longer is an issue.
From: Jim, 1/13
String type and tension: Luxilon ALU Power @ 54 lbs

Comments: This is the best racquet I have ever played with having tried many, many different racquets over the years. I am a 4.0 all-court singles player and need something with enough substance to handle hard hitters, but manueverable enough to not weigh me down. This is the perfect combination of power, control and manueverability. It is so, so solid from the baseline, and my topspin off both wings feels much heavier. Backhand slice feels like shooting a rifle - pin point and exact. Most of all, I love how this performs on the short ball, as I can whip it over the net and down in the court resulting in a more aggressive and confidence approach to closing out the point. My only regret is that I did not purchase two at the same time to get the TW discount! I'm ordering my second one now.
From: Peter, 1/13
String type: Dunlop Black Widow mains / Dunlop Hexy Fiber crosses

Comments: I've played with Dunlop before, but nothing compares to this model, as it's way better in every way than any other previous model. It plays like a dream; it's solid, comfortable, the backhand slice is amazing, and it has good pop and control. Great job Dunlop!
From: Peter, 12/12
String type: Dunlop Silk

Comments: This racquet is solid, comfortable and extremely maneuverable. It's an upgrade over previous Dunlops of this line. I personally don't like the paint job, but it did play sweet, doing all things well and nothing badly. I give it a thumbs up.
From: Kevin, 11/12

Comments: This racquet plays excellent. It's the best 300 to date. I have played with every generation of the Dunlop 300 models; I upgrade each time the new model comes out. This by far is the best version. It does not get pushed around like the previous models. Groundstrokes feel crisp, volleys are effortless, serves are heavy and accurate, service returns are smooth and deep, slices are penetrating, and topspin is easy to generate. If you are in the market for a new frame, or looking to improve your game, this is the frame to consider. You won't be disappointed.
From: Wayne, 11/12
String type and tension: Tecnifibre NRG2 17g @ 57 lbs

Comments: I'm really glad I purchased this racquet after watching the lukewarm video review. The written review including Mark's comments, and some YouTube video comments by Chris convinced me this racquet would suit an all-around game, and excel for a doubles player. The power was more than adequate and the control was excellent. It plays a lot softer than my current racquet (Wilson Juice 100) and feels more solid returning serve and volleying. Like Mark, I think this racquet plays a lot like an open pattern Head Radical (without the Head grip shape that killed that racquet for me), and a Yonex 98D, without the stiffness. Now it's time for a second purchase.
From: Anon, 10/12