This is a solid medium profile putter with what feels like a micro bead but could just be the gyro technology on the bottom of the rim. For putting it flies nice and straight with little to no fade. The only issue I had was that it will drop a bit quick if putted low at all. For throwing it was surprisingly stable, and as other people have pointed out it has a unique rounded feel on the inner rim that seemed to cause an earlier release. It didn't make the bag for me personally but I found it to be a good putter overall 

As I describe in my review of the Electron Soft Anode, The MVP Anode is my main putting putter of choice (on occasion I will drive with it). There is something about the Anode that fits my hand well. And the under-rim curve at the plate makes no matter to me as neither my putting grip nor my driving fan grip comes into contact with the curve.

I putt with Electron Firm throughout the warm & hot summer months and switch to Electron Soft for fall and winter months with colder temps; the soft plastic becomes the firmness of Firm plastic I'm used to during the summer months. I might explore the standard Electron (medium) for the intermediate temps between seasons. But I must say that these Anode putters are consistent between each other; I have several Firm putters now and a pair of Soft putters, essentially all the same weight (~170-3 range), and they all give similar results. If I want more stability because of wind or driving, then I can add the MVP Ion to the bag, which essentially is the same putter as Anode but with a bead and maybe a little more depth.

The edge is tacky, which gives amazing grip. This disc is super straight flying when you want it to be.