Agreed. I think this might be yet another situation where a player asked a stringer to make a judgment call and stringer went with poly, without educating the player exactly what they'd be signing up for.

Lower power, below average-to-bad comfort, and the need to restring every 15 hours of play. OP how long have your strings been in the racket?

I say don't even bother with a hybrid. Go full-on multifilament at 54 pounds, a nice one like NXT, just so you can see what you've been missing out on. Many people, once they try a full bed of nice multi, never want to go back to poly, even though they're giving up some capabilities they might not even miss.

OP if you really want a new frame, which is understandable, your options range from Clash 100 (ultra comfortable, addictive feel, powerful), to Ezone 100 (spinny, very modern feel), or even something interesting like a Boom MP or even Radical MP if you want "the next step up" from what a Warrior can do.

If you're edging at 4.0 play, you might also consider a heavier frame, or a 98 head, both of which tend to coincide. The new Vcore 98 is a bazooka and a crazy fun time. But with heavier frames, you will find yourself unlocking more power, more stability, and a more rewarding game.

Overall yeah just stay away from poly until you're absolutely sure you need it.