💰 Price – The cost of the racket, which often reflects its quality, materials, and technology.

⚖️ Balance – Where the weight is distributed in the racket.

• High/Head-Heavy = More power on smashes.
• Medium = Good mix of power and control.
• Low/Head-Light = Better manoeuvrability for quick reactions. Better comfort in general when playing.

🎾 Player Level – The skill level the racket is designed for:

• Beginner = Typically are easier to use, and more forgiving.
• Intermediate = Typically still fairly easier to use, but usually stronger, have more features and more attacking.
• Advanced= Typically a lot firmer feeling, more attacking, and a less forgiving.

🔺 Shape – The overall structure of the racket, affecting control and power.

• Round = More control and bigger sweet spot.
• Teardrop = Balanced mix of power and control.
• Diamond = More power for aggressive players.

🛠️ Material – The main construction of the racket:

• Carbon = Stronger, more durable, and more powerful.
• Fiberglass = Softer, more comfort, nicer feeling on the arm and better for tennis elbow.

🎾 Surface – The texture of the racket’s face, affecting spin and control.

• Smooth = Standard ball contact. Good for comfort. 
• Rough/Sandy = Adds extra spin for better shot effect.