Siux Diablo Pro 2026 vs Siux Diablo Pro 4

The verdict

Choose the Diablo Pro 2026 if you want more control and power. The Diablo Pro 4 does nothing clearly better on paper.

From the Diablo Pro 4 to the Diablo Pro 2026 5 specs changed: shape hybrid became teardrop; face 18K Textreme carbon became Carbon 24K TeXtreme; surface Flat became rough; frame 3K carbon became 100% carbon; level advanced became professional.

Diablo Pro 2026Highest score
Pick this one for
  • Control+1.0
  • Power+1.0
Diablo Pro 4
No clear edge

On paper it does nothing clearly better than the other.

The Diablo Pro 2026 plays better on paper (8.6 against 7.5), the Diablo Pro 4 costs € 40.05 less in Netherlands. Pick the Diablo Pro 4 if the price matters more than that difference.

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How they play

From the Diablo Pro 2026 to the Diablo Pro 4: less control, less power.

Controlless control8.07.0
Powerless power8.07.0
Comforta bit more comfort3.54.0
Handlingabout the same4.54.5
Forgivenessa bit less forgiveness5.55.0

Diablo Pro 2026Diablo Pro 4Line = the average of all rackets

Where the specs differ

Launched
2026
2025
Shape
Teardrop
Hybrid
Balance
Even according to the brand, 260 mm
Even according to the brand
Face
Carbon 24K TeXtreme
18K Textreme carbon
Surface
Rough
Flat
Frame
100% carbon
3K carbon
Show all specs (3 the same)
Weight
355 to 375 g
355 to 375 g
Core
EVA rubber
EVA rubber
Thickness
38 mm
38 mm

Not published for one of the two, so not compared: balance point and pro player.

Reviews and videos

No review site has tested both yet. Reviews of the Diablo Pro 2026: 2. Of the Diablo Pro 4: 0.

Often mentioned in video reviews

Diablo Pro 20267 videos
  • Easy to handle 6×
  • Good control 3×
  • Large sweet spot 3×
  • Lots of power 2×
  • Good spin 2×
  • Lacks power 6×
  • Little feel 3×
Diablo Pro 4

No summarised videos yet.

Or a third racket in between

BabolatAir Viper 2.6

Better where both are weak: comfort 5 against 3.5 and 4, and otherwise close to the two.

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