It's a buzzz. I've only been playing for a few months and everytime I tell someone I have a Buzzz they tell me it's a great disc....and they are 100% correct. It's my go-to from almost anywhere on the course. Such a versitle disc!

I have this X Buzzz in 150g from a beginner set, and it's a bit too light for my liking, so I will try not to let that influence my rating.  I love the Buzzz, it's a super straight easy to throw mid range disc.  All that said, in the X plastic I have trouble with it sticking to my hand too long.  I have had the Buzzz in 3 other plastics and never had this issue.  That is the only reason it is only getting 4 stars.

What can i say about this disc that hasn't already been said? you either throw a Buzzz or a Roc and if you are still learning the game like myself it should REALLY be a Buzzz.

These things fly like an absolute dream when you are just starting out, whatever line you throw them on they will do exactly what you want, especially little mid range S shots to help you nail a precise tee/up shot.

So far i have only thrown them in the X-Line plastic and in the 168g range, i honestly don't think I would even get them in the more premium plastics! the X-line feels amazing in the hand and seems pretty durable (not to mention really economical).

If you are just starting out and looking to make your first midrange purchase, pick one up.. you wont be putting it back down

One of the first discs I bought was an X Buzzz which was my most consistent disc that has been my go-to midrange since. I have had Buzzz's in Elite X, Z, and in Jawbreaker plastics. Jawbreaker is most stable, Elite Z the most overstable, and Elite X being between the two. All of the plastic types have felt the same in hand with a consistent release and flight pattern every throw. This disc is perfect for a straight shot with a small fade at the end.

I bought into the hype and bought a Buzzz. I don't use a mid-range in my game but if I'm driving or approaching with a forehand this is what I use!

I had an elite x buzzz at just under 170 grams that I used for a while as a novice player.  It was a fairly straight flyer with some end of flight fade when thrown backhand.  I threw some good shots with it, but for some reason I had an inconsistent release with my buzzz where I too often released it right of my intended target.  This may have been due to my lack of skill, but it was mainly a problem I had when throwing this disc.  I ended up giving it away and am trying some other mids. I could see myself giving it another try in the future as it did fly well when I released it on the right line.

This driver, where do i start? so reliable. so figgen reliable. i do heavy heiser floating shots and its distancs and drop is just so accurate and consistant. must have... oh and the fact they come out with special ones like the 4th of july edition is pretty awesome!

Worth the hype!  Super straight flier and a must have for those tee shots where a driver has too much power.  Real predictable and reliable mid range around obstacles. 

There is nothing more I can say about the Buzz that hasn't been said as far as how good it is. I will say this however, if you don't like the Buzz you either already have a midrange you are comfortable with, or you need more practice. This disc will simply go exactly wherever you aim it.

Do yourself a favor and listen to all the Buzzz lovers out there, this disc is awesome. Period.

There's not much else to say about the Buzzz that hasn't been said here already, but I'll continue to agree with everyone else. There's a reason this is one of the most popular discs in the world. It has a truly dependable and predictable flight that will improve your game if you struggle with midrange discs. I even got my first (and so far only) ace with an Elite-X Buzzz. Get yourself Buzzz'd.

The Buzzz is the only Discraft i presently throw, and I love it for its steady dependability for approach shots. Many of my best shots ever were with my X Buzzz. Not a fault of the disc, but it will fade on every shot, making it unsuitable for tunnel shots. But that last bit of dependable fade has laid me up near many a basket.

Aaaahh, the Buzzz. A disc so holy the Pope carries three in his bag at all times (he calls them the Holy Trinity) . . . I carry four. The most versatile and user-friendly of all mid-range discs, maybe even all discs in general, this plastic gift from above is never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down. Its straight-flying capabilities make it the perfect choice for shots down narrow fairways, and will give you more aces than a stacked deck of cards. Throw it on an anhyzer; it will hold the line. Throw it on a hyzer . . . you guessed it; it will hold the line. This disc is so lights out from within 325 ft. you'll need night vision goggles to handle it. Beat it in, and it only flies straighter. I prefer Elite X or Z plastic, but Crystal, FLX, and ESP are just as lethal. With 11 Buzzz aces in the last two years, I'm so attached to this disc that I plan to be buried with one (as well as a copy of Abbey Road on vinyl). In all seriousness, though, the Buzzz will give you control like you've never seen before, offering a slight overstable fade before it deploys the landing gear. And if you're wondering why there is an extra Z in Buzzz, it stands for zero . . . the number of things this disc can't do. Why are you still reading this? Go buy one now!