Actually, after i read Eagle F1 Sport brochure, although it is marketed as Entry UHP category, but technically it is the middle of UHP and Touring. My next tire purchase will be this.

I am interested to check whether is it better in wet breaking when compared to XM2+

I have changed 7X tires in the last 12 years for my Vios 2008 15" and 2018 16"
1. Stock Bridgestone Potenza (factory fitted)
2. Goodyear NCT5
3. Michelin XM2
4. Bridgestone Ecopia
5. Toyo T1R
6. Michelin Pilot Sport 3
7. Stock Toyo Proxess (factory fitted)
8. Michelin Xm2+
9. Dunlop Formula D06

In terms of wet braking and handling, my personal rating as follow:-
1. PS3
2. XM2+
3. XM2
4. Potenza
5. Proxess
The remaining 4 D06, T1R, NCT5 and Ecopia are equally rubbish in wet. From my personal experience, XM2/+ is better than Toyo UHP. Maybe you can share your experience.

TS, I'd gotten the Goodyear F1 sport. It's decent but I think Michelin is better. Furthermore P5 is out

Wet roads, wet braking and quietness under 80 kmh