Bullpadel Neuron 02 27

Several Neuron rackets share a hybrid head and a 38 mm profile. Their weight ranges differ slightly (355 to 375 g on the 2025 model, 365 to 375 g here). Among the Neurons listed here, only this one carries a Low balance label. That single label shapes the whole racket. It is the first thing to understand before you look at anything else.

Low balance, Hard EVA: what the 2027 Neuron 02 is built on

The Neuron 02 27 combines a hybrid shape, a Hard EVA core and an X Tend Carbon 3K face. The face area is 525 cm2. The retailer listing gives a Low balance, so the weight sits closer to your hand than in a head-heavy racket. You should notice a racket that is easier to bring through quickly, even at 365 to 375 g.

The Hard EVA core pulls the other way. A hard core usually gives a firm, dry response. That suits players who generate their own pace. It also explains the Low readings for comfort and sweet spot. Not a racket that does the work for you, but one that returns what you put in.

The listing puts it at Advanced / Professional level, with Fede Chingotto as the associated player. A retailer also tags it as a control profile.

Vibration claims from Bullpadel: the comfort meter reads Low

The product page talks a lot about comfort. Bullpadel says its Ease Vibe technology absorbs a large share of vibrations, and that a Vibra Drive system adds to this. Those are the brand's claims. Nobody has measured them here.

The specs point the other way. A hard core and a heavy racket both lower the comfort meter, and only the carbon face and the low balance push it up. The result is Low. If you have a sensitive arm, treat the brand's comfort wording with caution and try the racket before you commit. A softer sibling is the safer route.

3 g carbon plates: what the weight system claims and what it leaves open

The listing says the racket allows you to change weight and balance using 3 g carbon plates. That is a useful idea if you like to tune a racket. But the listing does not say where the plates go or how many fit. It also does not say how far they move the balance. So you cannot plan a setup from the listing alone.

Neuron 02 27, Neuron 02 26 and Neuron 25: names that look like a version story

The names suggest a simple line of yearly updates. Be careful. The automatic links to the 2025 and 2026 rackets are doubtful, because the associated player name differs (Fede Chingotto against Federico Chingotto). A changed label is not a changed racket.

What the listings do show: the 2026 racket reads a Medium balance label at 255 mm, and this one reads Low. Core, face, frame and surface are named differently too. There is also a hidden Neuron 27 listing, tagged Intermediate with the same weight range. It is hidden, so do not treat it as a settled sibling.

Neuron 02 27 or Edge 27: Low balance against Medium at 260 mm

The closest rival is inside the family. The Neuron 02 Edge 27 shares the Hard EVA core, the X Tend Carbon 3K face and the weight range. It lists a Medium balance at 260 mm, and its maneuverability meter reads Low against Medium here. It is tagged Professional, this one Advanced / Professional. You can compare both in detail on the comparison page.

If you want more control, look at the Hack 05 Hybrid 27. It also lists a Low balance, with a MultiEVA core and an 18K carbon face. Its control meter reads High.

No review and no balance in mm: what you cannot check

No review has been found for this racket. Everything above comes from specs. The balance in mm is not published either, so the Low label is all you have. Two rackets with a Low label can still sit a few millimetres apart. Take that into account before you decide.