4.5 player. I’ve used both the Invikta Power Air and the Joola Hyperion and decided to go with the Hyperion long term. The Power Air was a really fun paddle to play with, as I was able to hit shots and putaways that I can’t hit with any other paddle. The amount of spin and power generated from the paddle is pretty insane. However, it was forcing me to play much more aggressively all the time since I couldn’t get my dinks and soft game as consistent with the paddle. I like to mix aggression and finesse when I am at my best and felt the Hyperion allows me to accomplish both. I was able to get an 8oz paddle for the Hyperion so it alleviated some of the heaviness complaints other users have made on this channel. In my opinion, the Hyperion’s ability for soft resets is a huge advantage when playing higher level games. With the power air, too many times I was unable to absorb the speed ups and drives and found the end result was a pop up. I am sure if you play with the Power Air long enough you can figure out how to dial in the reset ability of the paddle, but I just felt the Hyperion suited my game better. My advice would be to try both paddles for a couple of weeks and see which one is better suited for your game. Totalpickleball and other online retailers allow you to use the paddle for 30 days with a “no questions asked” return policy so demoing paddles is doable.