FWIW, EVERY person who has hit a ball with my BECUE (including ME) has said that it plays "effortlessly". EVERY ONE!
They also comment on how easy it is to draw the cue ball and move it around the table. They compare it to THEIR cues and some of them have some HIGH DOLLAR cues.
I am CONFIDENT that if I were able to give all of them a BECUE that they would be using them EXCLUSIVELY instead of their normal cues after a few days of playing with them.
Other than play, what I like about the BECUE is that I don't have to worry about dings, chalk getting into the shaft or ferrule, or it getting "damp" with moisture from my hand when it is hot and humid in the pool hall.
I'll chime in to concur 100% with this, but with caveat.
I went through the gamut of CF shafts last summer in Vegas, trying each on my Ned Morris butt (3/8x10 ivory joint), and wasn't terribly impressed by any of them - the ones I liked the best were the Becue and the Cynergy, but neither inspired the investment.
Then I gave in to Charlie Bryant (who was running the booth offering the Becue line) and his suggestion that I try the shaft with a matched Becue butt, despite my letting him know I was only interested in alternative shafts for my Morris.
Night. And. Day.
I can comfortably say that the full CF cue hits as well as any cue I've ever used, and better than all but a couple. If you're just looking for a CF shaft, you'll get varying degrees of LD that can generally be matched by maple, potentially a different feel you may or may not like and grow accustomed to, but the biggest draw is the durability & consistency from one production CF shaft to another of the same manufacture.
The full Becue cue doesn't compromise in any of those aspects, bringing in that durability and consistency to join with a cue that takes nearly no time to adapt to. Definitely worth looking at - I absolutely love my Ned Morris, which had been my primary shooter, but the Becue gives up nothing in what it delivers at a fraction of the price, while dramatically cutting anxiety over damage.