Have you not used braid before ?
Because of the diameter ( thin) & the less weight ……. you can cast further without a doubt - But it does come with it's own problems & that being the dreaded wind knot on spin gear due to the lack of memory / limpness.
It's possible that depending on your rod & the guide train used - you might not be able to use it without getting wind knots (typical spin rod designed for mono has a large stripper guide to reduce friction …. but the latest guides for braid are much smaller)
Then there is line management - making sure you feather the braid on touchdown to lake the looseness out of the line . close the bail arm manually to ensure you don't create a loose coil .
Then the type of braid used - some are more prone than others ….. often it's the best quality braid that suffers the most ( thinnest , smoothest , roundest & most expensive) .
Finally - you'll need to learn some new knots …. particularly the leader connection - The FG knot is a must as most of the other connection can add to your wind knot collection.
Not that I want to discourage you ….. just make you aware that it's not straight forward as you might think - & let me tell you , plenty of experienced fishoes get these wind knots .
Chris