This is a good straight flyer. Most notable, it likes to climb high so I avoid throwing with a low ceiling. But I love this disc for long shots up a steep hill.

I bought this disc after I read some reviews on it. It lives up to its reputation. I have increased my max distance with the use of this disc I am just shy of 400 feet forehand for my max distance using this disc. I was using a destroyer before this (I will still use one from time to time). I will more likely reach for the Pharoah 

This disc really surprised me. I got it from infinite's "check this box to add a mystery disc for 12 dollars" in checkout and it has totally changed up my distance driver game. 
Flies pretty  true to the flight numbers with no wind (maybe a little less stable) though, it is very wind sensitive. I would not throw this thing into a headwind, and a tailwind will make it a lot more stable. With no wind this is my go to hyzer flip/flex line disc. Love it in the woods to hit tough gaps or interesting lines. 

Looks and feels pretty much exactly like a Destroyer, so it's pretty comfy in the hand. I didn't even realize this disc was glow until I read the small print on the front. But it doesn't seem like it's glows much. Nonetheless I love this disc and it's staying in my bag for a while. 

Bomb baby bomb... this disc is insane. I bag multiple pharaohs and this has the most high speed turn. It bombs and I use it in tail winds and high angle shots. Pharaohs fly like beat in destroyers when I began to play 20 years ago. Get a few.

All I can say about infinite is that they nail their flight numbers. The Pharaoh is the perfect understable bomber disc if you have the arm for it. I can get this disc out to 500 feet on a pure turnover line. The shape of the pharaoh is very comfortable and mine is fairly flat. For a beginner, this disc would start out overstable, but as they grow the disc will become straighter. I've had my metal flake c-blend for a couple of months and it still flies similar to what it did out of the box. Overall, I believe that the pharaoh is one of the most underrated discs and everyone should give it a try!!!

One of my favorite discs! I love my Pharaoh. It was the first disc I threw 400 feet with and is still the disc I use when I need to chew off as much distance as possible from the tee. It will just glide and glide. It's not the best for new throwers but great once you start to get a hang of the game. 

This is my furthest flying disc (my max drives are around 430-460ft). It's got the glide of a Shryke but won't turn as quickly in the first 1/3 of the flight. For me it's perfect when I need to a disc to go straight for a long time, hold that slight drift to the right for 2/3rds of the flight without becoming a turnover. The 2 fade is real. It won't fight out of the angle you put on it until late in the flight and the fade will push forward rather than hooking like a Destroyer. It's almost like a longer Undertaker to me in terms of flight. Fits right between my Zeus/Destroyer and my Hades.

As far as how the plastic compares...I lost my first run of the metal flake C blend a while back and replaced it with this new run. It's not quite as domey, but still a bit of a heartbeat. It's a bit gummy but not like the new gummy C-blend Infinite just put out on the Emperors. It'll beat in a little touch faster than maybe star plastic, but not in a way that has made it start turning faster, but just more subtle of a fade.

Essentially, if you like Shrykes but wish they were more controllable with less left to right action, the Pharoah has it in spades.

 

This is a cheater disc. If you throw around 350-400 and want an extra 20-30 ft pick one of these up. 

I currently bag a metal flake glow, which is my bomber disc. It has a little turn for me but I trust it in the wind and it always fades at the end. If I had to choose one driver mold, this is it and it has been for over a year. The 10th run swirly I just got is quickly becoming my favorite disc too, they knocked it out of the park with this runs plastic color/swirl and feel  

The Pharaoh has revolutionized my game. I carry two in my bag: a 165g , domey, metal flake glow c-blend distance flyer and a more overstable 175g version of the same disc. Between these two discs I reach for the Pharaoh for 80% of my tee shots with confidence. Similar to the Shryke, these both have an incredible amount of glide, but finish solidly and predictably. I can't recommend this disc enough for distance drives that don't require a ton of arm speed.

I love this disc! Great bomber disc in fact this was the first disc I threw over 500 feet. I also love this disc for rollers goes straight with a light fade.

Got the pharaoh as I was learning to backhand and this disc has progressed my backhand drive distance at least an extra 20-40 feet in the last few weeks. I absolutely love this disc and everyone enjoys the sick alien stamp I got. 

This is currently my farthest flying disc, no matter what blend. With the variance in ruin to run you should be able to find one that fits what you are looking for. The MF Glow is definitely my favorite blend and given this speed 13 it tends to hook up perfectly after a nice long flex flight. The MF has a lot more dome than the I blend, and is more stable than both the s and I’s I own. Given the wide rime this can be a bit inconsistent for me in lighter weights, but at max each blend stays similar for me. Outside from the os mf these are great flyers, thrown flat they have high speed turn before stabling up for a finish. While I would not recommend for any beginner, a lighter I blend would be a great option once arm speed is ready to venture into this type of disc. And once the form is there, again, one of these blends should make your bag if given an honest chance.

A total gem among drivers. The c-line metal-flake pharaoh flies similarly to a star destroyer. My longest bombs come from giving this disc some height and a little anhyzer, just watching it pan out and fade really consistently. Controllable distance is the name of this disc’s game I think. It has won in my heart the lofty position of favorite distance driver. I hope more of these are produced on the future!

I throw this disc in Colorado...fairly open landscapes, 5200-5500 feet of elevation and this thing absolutely bombs. It is more overstable than my MVP catalyst which is my longest disc in the bag. The Pharaoh is a very close second on a regular basis. I can often get it to reach out over 450 feet. It flies with a beautiful S turn and Fades back gently and reliably.

I prefer the feel of the Pharaoh over the sharp edges of other high-speed drivers. It has a beautiful dome that is very comfortable in my hand. When I throw it on just the smallest hyzer, it flips up and takes off like a rocket.

I find that it handles light wind with relative ease, while this is not an overstable disc suitable for high-wind environments it does pretty well most of the time. As a matter of fact, the only time that I find this disc super flippy is in a very strong headwind.

If you're driving mechanics allow you to push your discs out Beyond 350 feet I would certainly consider adding this disc as the next step.

This is my new favorite distance driver. To me it feels a lot like a Shryke, but not as touchy; more reliably consistent.  Like if a Shryke and a Crank had a baby, this would be it. I bag i-blend, 2 metal flake glow c-blends in different weights, and a swirly s-blend that is more over stable.  The i-blend has a bit more turn. The alien Pharaoh looks and feels amazing. Holes over 300 ft I throw it 80% of the time off the tee.  The other distance drivers that I bag are a Wraith, a Shryke, and a Crank SS. I'm going to start cycling them. This is the best distance driver and it's true- Pharaohs go far.

The Metal Flake Glow C-Blend is domey and more stable than the Swirly S-Blend. I'm currently using the C-Blend for max distance drives with a lot of movement down the fairway. The S-Blend is being used for long drawn out turn over shots. In a wide open field, I'm able to push these around 480-520ft. Although they are touchy, they are great for bomb shots.

Personal ratings:

C-Blend: 13, 6, -1, 2

S-Blend: 13, 6, -2, 1

I once read a review that this flies like a Destroyer that goes just a little further. I have never been able to throw a destroyer, but I can throw this. The flight is similar, but I think mine is more understable than what the numbers say. I can also say that I have to agree with the little bit further. It added at least 30 feet minimum to my drives and yesterday I finally broke the 400ft mark forehand. Add all that up and add the fact that it is a glow disc during winter, and a cool stamp, this will never leave my bag.

Feel: This disc feels very similar to the katana, but with much more dome. This dome is huge, much bigger than anything I've held. I'm usually not much of a fan of the dome on drivers, but this does not feel too bad. It also makes the disc super glidey.

Flight: I'm a fan of fast understable discs, like the king, ballista, katana, shryke, etc. I was hoping this disc would fly like a slightly more stable version of these discs, and i was not disappointed. This disc is somewhat comparable to a sheriff, but a little flippier. The closest disc I own flight wise (and feel wise) to the Pharoh is a 170g Shryke.

Comparison: As previously stated, This discs flight is almost identical to a max weight Katana, or a sheriff, this disc can flat out bomb, just like the others i mentioned, it is the perfect combo of speed and stability for my throwing arm, and it is one of a few disc I can hit 400' with

First off let's take a minute and look at that amazing alien stamp! A little background on me is my main driver the last year or two have been a 175 Star Wraith and I would say the flight on this MF Champion Pharaoh flies similar but with more glide but has that same consistent fade. In a headwind this disc is money! In a tailwind this will show it's stability and fade fast and in call conditions you can shape some pretty amazing anny lines and know it will come back. Overall this disc is really good intermediate players and up. Now this version of the Pharaoh is much different in my opinion compared to the I-Blends which I also bag. Think of the I-Blend like a Daedulus or a Shryke, in this plastic that glide of 6 really shows and I'm getting the most distance out of any disc I have owned! This disc has made a permanepe spot in my bag.

My furthest throwing disc at the moment. I wasn't too sure about the metal flake glow plastic, but this thing just keeps going. Not as OS as a destroyer but do not throw this thing in a decent headwind, it will turn.

This disc is pretty easy to get a straight flight with a nice stable finish if thrown with enough power. It also glides more than any disc I’ve owned!

The metal flake glow c-blend was a bit more overstable than I was expecting. Straight out of the box I was able to easily hyzer flip the Pharaoh for nice long straight shots with a little fade at the end. The glide on the Pharaoh is what I really liked. I didn't have to throw hard to get a good amount of distance out of the disc. When I put a little more force into my throw I was able to get a nice S turn out of the disc. I'll be interested to see how the disc beats in after more throws.