I gave the H2v2 a 1 star because it's misleading and I think others should know what they're getting. When I got my first one, it was easy to see that the H3v2 was more stable. The H2v2 would flip over when I would throw it on the same line I just threw my H3v2. I thought, maybe it's just this one disc and eventually got another one just to test it out... Got the exact same results. 

So I say all that to say this, if you're looking for something with more flip than the H3v2, great, this is your disc. If not, I wouldn't go for it. Maybe it's just the the 400 plastic version?? I'm sure the 750 version would be a little bit better, but I don't want to risk it to find out. 

Great disc for all levels. It’s not quite as overstable as you would think. Feels great in the hand and easily controlled. Does have slight fade at the end but very neutral. 

While I'm still learning this disc, its quickly becoming my go to stable driver. I'm seeing that it acts a lot like a fast F2. Oddly not great as a forehand disk. Give it any anhyzer and its hard pressed to come back, but as a RHBH thrower, i'd recommend it to anyone looking for a stable driver

This disc is super weird. For me, it is the ultimate placement driver. If I don't have a lot of room, I grab my H2(v2). It flies really straight, doesn't turn over and it just dies at the end. I don't get a ton of distance with it, but it flies as straight as a putter for me. If I throw it with a little height, it will fade off to the left after it goes straight for a long time. If I keep it low, it is point and shoot. I attribute it's flight to having less glide, but I don't know how it goes as straight as it does. I get about 80% of max distance with it, but 100% accuracy. 

Again, Prodigy hits it out of the park with another awesome "remake" of the H2. This H2 V2 is stable, but not too stable to be very useful. It actually held a straight line for a long time for me, before fading off at the end. It was very resistant to turning over, which made it the perfectly predictable 11 speed driver. You can get some good distance with it before it reliably fades off.

The plastic feels awesome, as with all of the new discs from Prodigy. I hope they continue to make 400s feel this good.