Should I rate it low because the flight numbers are off?  Well I didn't...  

It has a moderate initial turn but once it's not at full speed it holds the line insanely long.  Like a mid range equivalent to the River it just never stops going.  

More stable than the numbers suggest and pretty flat so it can handle touch forehands.

Love this thing. It's not super flippy, just packed with glide.

The I-blend Khonsu I have may just have the best in-hand feel of any of my midranges: the size/shape of the rim, and the smooth plastic with just the perfect amount of grippiness. It's at max weight so I might not be getting the same distance I would have with a lighter version, but I'm still very pleased with the distance it produces: More often than not, it was going farther for me than my favorite stable/overstable mids I happened to field test it with -- like the Pathfinder and Zheng. I think the weight has helped give it a bit more reliability in windy conditions, though. It works very well for me as a hyzer-flip disc. I've had a Leviathan as my more understable mid choice and it has worked OK, though with a -4 Turn, it could easily turn over too much or too soon. The Khonsu has a great combination of a bit more stability and weight to it that make it easier to control and get the shot shape I want.

I really like the look of the disc, too: the red reflective stamp on the blue disc, and the Egyptian hieroglyphic images just look cool. I have a number of I-blend discs, and so far they've all been holding up very well. Other plastic grades are supposed to be higher quality, so maybe I've just been lucky with these, but so far I've been very happy with the quality of my I-blend discs. I've found understable discs to work very well very early on for beginners, so I think the Khonsu would be an easy midrange for beginners to utilize successfully.

I have to admit, I was frustrated with this disc in the beginning but I have really come around on it. I think it is more stable than you think initially but once you figure it out it is incredible. I use it for big right to left turnovers that I can't get a forehand to or hyzer flip to turn in the woods. The khonsu has insane glide and it's by far the furthest I've ever been able to throw a midrange. Now that I can trust it and I know what it is doing it gets thrown every round at least once regardless of what course I'm playing at. So it may be touchy, but once you put in the work and learn this disc you will not regret it 

Easy turn and great glide. The hand feel is good. It almost feels closer to a 6-speed rim shape-wise.  Flippy but without being a disc that will burn over too much. The glide makes this a great disc to throw for turns and has decent distance. 

Not really what i was expecting. -3 turn only happened for me if i put it on anhyzer and then it just burned over into a roller.  Stuck it on hyzer and it just stayed on that angle with no flip up.  Rollo amd uplink are so much better.  Really bummed about this disc. 

Great disc for beginners who might not have the power yet to have more stable discs to fly straight, or a great disc for more experienced players to have as a shot shaper with great turn over

The Khonsu is a great option for an understable mid!  First of all, it feels great in the hand.  I've tried several understable mids before and they tend to be very shallow and can be tricky to grip, but the Khonsu has a little deeper rim for a firm grip.  The flight is fantastic!  With some power it will flip up to flat and drift a bit before a nice flat landing.  Throw it flat and the -3 turn will drift without burning over into a roller.  Stability wise (for Innova fans) I'd put the Khonsu between the Wombat3 and Rollo.  This is a great addition to the Infinite lineup!

This disc has a ton of glide and the one I got has a pretty deep and domey feel. Mine is a bit more overstable than the numbers suggest. I think this is a great option for players looking for a very straight and long midrange. It will flip but it doesn't seem to want to burn over.

*NOTE* I only give 5-stars out to discs that I bag and throw actively. A 4-star disc is great and may come in and out of the bag for me and I can see another player actively bagging it.

This is a darn good disc. The Khonsu is a super glidey midrange that is super easy to throw. I was able to push this to the 375' mark easily and almost hit 400' a couple of times. Super glidey and easy to just power down and get some easy distance and it doesn't just turn and burn. Slower arm speeds are going to love the easy hyzer flip action and the ability for this disc to hold anhyzer lines. I would say that this is similar in flight to a Buzzz SS or Fuse, but a little more understable. Similar to a Fuse the Khonsu won't have much of a hyzer, or fading finish unless given some height. 

The handfeel is remiscent of an Anubis, or possilby a beadless Wombat3 making it extremely comfortable is the hand. 

This is the perfect understable midrange. Easy hyzer flip, smooth lines and excellent hand feel. You're gonna want to get more than one.