[JanMove]

Maybe, I should add following information.
I'm currently not playing with an Evolution rubber although I like them.
None of them works on my backhand (BH) side. On the BH, I'm playing with the Acuda S1 Turbo since it is on the market. It is still the fastest and most direct rubber available. I need this feature for my style of aggressively blocking. The MX-P has a too high throw angle and too much catapult for that and the catapult and power of the MX-S is too low. The EL-S would work, but its feeling is too soft for my BH.
On the forehand (FH) side MX-P, MX-S, and EL-S would somehow work for me. But I think that the Omega V Tour (OVT) is similar but better than the MX-P. It has better control, particularly, for playing topspin against chopping. The MX-S has the highest potential of all Evolution rubbers but needs to be played with high accuracy. I replaced it with my current favorite rubber, which is the Acuda Blue P1 Turbo (P1T). It plays similar to the MX-S but a little bit softer, a bit more dynamically, and a bit less spin. I think that this is currently the most controllable high-end rubber on the market. It does not have any real weakness.
As written above, I'm currently testing the EL-S. It's a very good rubber, but feels really soft compared to the other rubbers I usually prefer. The EL-S is excellent in playing topspin against undercut balls, at least on the same level as the OVT or even better. But because of its softness I have some problems with powerful topspins so far. That's why I have to adjust my technique. Next week, I will test the EL-S directly against the P1T, and see, which of them is better for me. But I assume that I will stay with the P1T.