Please, help me with these rubbers

I have tested a BGC2 on my blade (Stiga Dynasty). Good spin and speed, but it lacks dwell a little, and the overall feel is a bit 'metallic', with a high-pitch sound on hard loops.

It is playable, but can I get a rubber of the same class (hard-sponged semi-tacky hybrid rubber) with softer feel and more dwell?

For example, Stiga DNA H feels softer, slower and dwellier than Bluestorm Turbo, it fits the bill in its own class.

Does this relation persist in the 'hybrid' class of rubbers from these companies?

Or, maybe, there is a better choice in this class: Xiom Omega7 Guang, Joola Rhyzen, some Rakza, etc?

could be of interest to the OP as well,  I have used SDG for a couple of sessions is satisfied with the spin production and dwell (speed is fair).  Could you compare the 2 (SDG/TK3)

And Xiom Guang, please!

My first impressions are:

- not chinese like tacky but a lot more spinny compared to Dynaryz AGR or any "no hydrid"

- hard like Hurricane 3 39º or maybe 40º but heavier

- not so good for flat hits, flat passive block

- Faster than chinese tacky rubbers but don't have the same 2º speed (kick after bounce)

- Slower compared to ESN 50-52,5º standard rubbers or Dignics 05 and Tenergy Hard (can't compare to D9C)
- Very good for service and recive game, also fantastic for attack balls over backspin

- Good counter top spin game also but not so good as I expected

- Fast and also stable for close to the table but needs much effort at mid distance

If Dynaryz ZGR is a hybrid, then what is Rhyzen ZGR???

Dynaryz is high performance with what they call hyper bounce sponge and Rhyzer is "mid performance" with a slower sponge they call Balance Sponge.