The purpose of the study is to investigate the vibrating impact of racket heads, fixed or unfixed, with different amounts of string tension when striking a tennis ball. A camera and a vibrating-impact reader are employed to record the vibrating impacts and rebound coefficients of a tennis ball falling on fixed and unfixed racket heads with varying amounts of string tension. The findings are listed below: (1) When a tennis ball strikes both fixed or unfixed racket heads with varying degrees of string tension, the vibrating impact of the unfixed racket heads is about three times stronger than that of the fixed ones; (2) Similarly, the rebound coefficients of the fixed racket heads are about three times higher than that of the unfixed ones; (3) The rebound coefficient of a racket with 50 lbs string tension is higher than that of a racket with 70lbs of string tension. However, the vibrating impact is reversed.