I'm flying freestyle, so the maximum speed is not my main focus. The performance is really enough for my flying skills. I find it hard to describe the performance without speedtests or videos.
I tested 5040 Gemfans and KinKongs. I will try Dalprop 5050 Cyclone Biblade and Racekraft 5038 next.
Thanks for the compliments ;-)

Maybe try the TMotor T5143 props?
They're not very durable, but super light, very smooth and extremely fast to spin up!

Thanks for the tip, sounds like a try :-)

So guys, I have accepted your questions as a challenge. I ordered the following props:
Biblades:
Kingkong 5040 2.3g
Emax Avan-S 4.1g
Dalprop 5050C 3.9g
Racekraft DCS 5038 3.5g

Triblades:
Kingkong 5040 3.9g
Dalprop T5040C 4.1g
T-Motor T5143 3.8g
Racekraft S5048 4.3g

The old adage "Never change a running system" was probably never as correct as here: The copter flies with triblades wonderfully, with biblades it is a pure material battle.

With the triblades he flies like a machine and I am wonderfully satisfied with my flying style.
With the biblades, the engines turns higher, and the consequence is that I lost a total of five arms and three motors in 5 attempts with biblades. Every time clean demolished right behind the engine.

At first I could not believe it was actually the biblades, but none of the problems occurred in any way with the triblades.
Unfortunately, I have little data from the biblades because the arms are broken really fast. The arms are broken even on a purely vertical flight!
On very gentle flight I had slightly longer flight times (definitely without fullspeed share) but not surprising because of the careful flight. The amps were accordingly a little lower.

Thanks to you, I have now found a new favorite triblade: T5143 from T-Motor. (In second place are now the Dalprop and the Racekraft, even the 48pitch )

Concerning the biblades, the kingkong were the most tolerable. Dalprop and Emax have torn the Copter arms to pieces.

I hope the information is interesting for you and you understand that due to the wear and tear I will not carry out any further big test series regarding the biblades.

PS: Soon another build follows, again a Druckbär, but now 6s and auw <250g :-)

Short supplement (forgotten):
Dalprop T5047C 5.5g (triblade)

I like the Dal 5040t cyclone. I thought the 5051 were too thirsty. Do you have any experiences?

i fly a diatone gtm515, its about 180g, i fly it with 850mah and some “heavy“ 1000mah graphene (i have to try it with an 650mah), it has 1806 2500kv. the 5051c are very very thirsty, i get only 2,30min flight time when i fly it hard- empty battery. i try the cyclone 5040, double flighttimes, but the motors stuck to change motorspeed fast enough, i cant enjoy it. i dream about a lower pitch but skinny lightweight blade like the 5051c. you use even smaller motors so i beleive they would be nice. motorsize is diffrent, kv alot higher, impressions about would be nice. if you give it try, please give me a response.

i fly a diatone gtm515, its about 180g, i fly it with 850mah and some “heavy“ 1000mah graphene (i have to try it with an 650mah), it has 1806 2500kv. the 5051c are very very thirsty, i get only 2,30min flight time when i fly it hard- empty battery. i try the cyclone 5040, double flighttimes, but the motors stuck to change motorspeed fast enough, i cant enjoy it. i dream about a lower pitch but skinny lightweight blade like the 5051c. you use even smaller motors so i beleive they would be nice. motorsize is diffrent, kv alot higher, impressions about would be nice. if you give it try, please give me a response.

i only have an other dal5040 (an old one, like your second triblades on the pictures?)... i would try also, but when it comes to fily, the priority is changed. i tried some dal4045 and the “hq4043 i love“, but sadly than my kv limit the topend way to much, not enjoyable aswell. probably i will try the 4052dal- high pitch 4“.

for me, it seems there is no “perfect“ propchoice for the 1806 2500kv, i think with another prop (i dont now or didnt exist on the market) there could be more benefits or a bettermix for my 1806.

not the dal- gemfan 4052 is another possibility i think about

I will try the dal t5047c next. I can tell you my experience. I fly the 1506 3400kv. I like them very much. At the Moment I have to learn flying much more so the fine tuning wasn‘t in focus till now. 😬

fovea yes the gemfan 4052 will work well for you.
I flew these props today on a quad with old wizard 2205 2300kv motors .
5 min flight 1300 4s moderate to agressive acro.
hope this helps

uuh 5047c 5,3g heavy, 3400kv on 47 pitch sounds very fast :-) i cant beleive this will work well, im very intressted in your impressions about.

i forgot my hq5043 i like to try next...

@kwadkenstein thanks alot for sharing impression, sounds nice - i will order a set

I'm honestly kinda shocked those 1506 3400kv motors are swinging a heavy 5" prop on 4S. Very impressed with the overall build weight!! I'm interested in seeing video of this quad flying with heavy 5" triblades compared to a light weight 5" bi-blade (emax Avan or something similar). Great work!

thank you very much. At the Moment I‘m wating vor Avans after that I will try ty make some comparing video. But it will be just DVR, no HD 😉

an hd video from these pure-ultralight would be a shame... ;-) very nice -awaiting for your dvr post..