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Of the rubbers I've been using for nearly a year and have tried out, this is the combination that feels the most comfortable.
At least the Chai Rubber was too hard and didn't fly well, so it didn't suit me at all, even for forehand shots.
I think the PRO H is also on the hard side, but it holds the ball well so I don't mind. I can hit the ball in a nice arc.
However, I still think the board is a bit too hard for forehand cuts.
However, when swinging for backhand cuts, this hardness is really good.
The rubber cuts well and the trajectory is low. It's stable during attacks too. (Though that may have something to do with the rubber.)
That "cone" sound that's unique to rubber cuts. I find it blissful.
However, I don't think softer rubbers would suit this racket. Other harder rubbers like the Ilius or Long III would be a better fit.
Perhaps the optimal solution would be a not-too-hard tension backside soft rubber on the forehand side and harder rubber on the backhand side.

Addendum
I definitely don't think this is a successor to the Panasonic Pro Model. I used it in the past, but I thought it was a completely different product.

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