Behringer Monitor1C Ultra Compact Monitor

Feature:
They are your basic speakers that sounds excellent for the price. Not much to discuss in the way of features.

Quality:
Built extremely durably with metal grilles and heavy high-quality plastic enclosures.

Value:
Like I stated above, probably close to unbeateable for the money. You'd be hard pressed to find something it's equal for under $150 a pair.

Desirability:
Not much sex appeal here! Though very desirable for price point.

Sound:
For this price point - probably close to unbeatable. I use them as near-field monitors in my home studio. I do have a separate sub as these don't go much under 60 hz. For mastering purposes - they probably color the sound a little, but it didn't take long to get used to them and now I get fairly accurate recordings with these.

Ease of Use:
Plug 'em in and off you go. Not much eq-ing necessary. If your using them to master - they don't take long to get a feel for. You WILL need a sub though.

Support:
Never had to deal with them. I own upwards of 15 pieces of Behringer gear and have never had a problem.

Overall:
There are better speakers, though you'd pay a ton more to get a noticable difference. If you have a home studio on a budget or your looking for some small speakers to complete a system, I think this is a no-brainer.

Feature:
Has what you need. Grille is not removable for those who like to do that. I would like to have seen connectors other than bare wire compression posts.

Quality:
Tough plastic case and metal grille makes these speakers fairly rugged. You probably could drop this off of a desk without damaging it.

Value:
This is where Behringer shines - value for the money. At this price point, I do not think you can obtain a better speaker. I have heard of many shying away from Behringer, but I have several of their products. They are made well, perform well and, last.

Desirability:
Nothing too outstanding about these speakers. Nothing new here. Just great specs for a great price.

Sound:
Excellent stereo separation, full mids and highs. If you are using these for mix down or mastering, I would highly recommend a sub. Low end (not surprizingly for a 5 inch mid/low speaker) is not solid under about 100-200 hZ. I use an 8 inch sub and the combination system sounds incredible.

Ease of Use:
Plugs right in and makes sound!

Support:
I have no idea...

Overall:
I give it a "9" mostly due to the bare wire speaker connection (which really is not that big of a deal - just use high-grade speaker wire). Bass response is a bit lacking, though for the size of the bass driver, it is not surprising. With a solid sub, I believe you will have a winning system.