I mean it's the buzzz.  It's the most popular mid range in existance for a reason.  It flies straight, finishes with a slight fade, holds any line you give it, does well in wind, is comfortable to throw with any grip you can dream up.  If you're a beginner and don't know what midrange to start with, get this.  I don't need to reccomend this to experienced players because they already have one.

Great for forehands. The FLX plastic allows me to really torque down on the disc and fly straight as an arrow if put on hyzer. Probably my favorite disc of all time.

What can I say that hasn't already been said? The Buzzz is the best midrange out there and my favorite disc of all time. The best thing about Buzzzes are how workable they are. If you want to play a 1 disc round there isn't many better options, if at all. The Buzzz is great for a straight 300ft tight wooded shot, a 250ft+ hyzer shot, or even a slow turnover. They just about everything due to how neutral they fly. While you can find variation between plastics, they are generally more consistent due to Discraft's top notch quality control. 

This is my favorite disc of all time.  I've had three of these.  When the flx plastic is new, it tends to be a bit overstable, but only slightly and when not thrown too hard.  They are extremely durable and after a few weeks with them, they fly laser straight with great glide.

They hold a good anhyzer, and even a bit of hyzer, if you put that on it.  It is a great disc and if I could only throw one disc the rest of my life, this would be the one.

Pink plastic makes it very easy to find.

I throw this in FLX at 176g, almost always forehand. I'm not sure what more can be added to the reviews here, but this is a very useful disc indeed. Thrown hard, I get limited fade on an arrow straight throw. This holds both anhyzer and hyzer lines throughout its flight as well. Fade may be even less than the 1.0 listed here. If I were building a bag as a beginner or at any level, I'd start w/ this disc. 

My dad bought a used Buzzz for me from Play It Agaiin Sports. It's from some sort of Master's tournament. Don't really know much about it cause I bought it used (I don't even know Discraft plastics enough to know the plastic type, I usually throw Innova. Feels like Innova's star plastic), but it's a pretty decent disc. Really loved the feel of it when I first got it, but I used it for a round then replaced it with a Roc that I got. May switch back eventually I don't really have enough experience or get to play often enough to know which is better yet. Still hand it to beginners when they don't have discs tho.

I cannot suggest this disc enough to people of all skill levels.  The Buzzz was one of the first discs I ever purchased and I still use one today (even though I have probably gone through four or five at this point).  I currently posses two FLX Buzzzs one is much more broken in than the other but both are very easy to control and  are by far used more than any other disc in my bag because they are so versatile .  Speaking more to the FLX plastic it feels great in the hand and has a small amount of stick that really gets you a good grip.

One of the first discs I ever bought and I still have it in my bag. This disc holds the line you put it on. The FLX plastic is super tough. I'd recommend this disc to anyone looking for an awesome mid-range (beginner - expert).

P.S. - My preference is for the ESP-FLX buzzz. I have a Ti and a Elite-Z Fly-dye, but the FLX is the one that just flat out performs for me.

If I had to have one disc to play a short course, or only one midrange disc, this would be it. It goes where you throw it, and fades a little at the end. Will hold an anhyzer line nicely, and then flatten out and go straight. Durable, reliable, glides the right amount, can't say enough good things about this disc. On the minus side, however, it does not julienne cut french fries.

Where do i start with this disk? This has got to be the best midrange flyers out there that does what it should do when thrown flat it stays level with very little turn. A must have for those tight fairway shots that keep you in good position on the course. This disk will lower your scoring average i know it has with mine.

the DISCRAFT Buzzz is my goto disc from everything to shorter drives,75 foot hizer's,even like to putt with it if I have a lil headwind.I used both the Buzzz in 'star' type plastic & a solid blk crystal flx Buzzz limited edition & its like a magnet to the basket!IF you had to play a round with a single disc the buzzz would be it w/out a doubt for me.One of the few I can flick it forehand & count on it to anhizer for me at the same point in its flight everytime!And its holds your hizer steady throughout no matter than angle.Its sorta become how I rate all my disc now-does it fly for me & do what I want it to do like my BUZZZ does!? ~FLY THE SOULCRAFT~ Kirk H.

Wow what is there to say about the midrange that after 10 years still proves to be one of the best if not the most popular disc in the game! Currently I switched my bag over to all Westside/ DD/latitude 64 but when I did throw a mixed bag/ mainly discraft you bet your buns I had a buzzz amongst my selection. For me the best feeling plastic for the mold was the FLX. Every hole could be a buzzz hole. It can easily be thrown 300+ 200 or less, anhyzer, hyzer backhand and even short, sidearms. New players will love this disc as well. If you have never thrown a buzz or are just starting.......throw a buzzz!!! Don't throw rocs kids.........

Absolute best line holding mid on the market! I love mine for any shot I need to shape, anny, hyzer, tommy, whatever! Get one in FLX and never worry about a bad kick from a tree again!