Feature:
Recess handles for easy carrying of speaker. Stand mounts in bottom of speaker. The only downfall would be speakon connecters, The best way to connect, but not everyone is set up for them.

Quality:
Found the speakers package from the factory in top notch condition. After carfull inspection of the speakers, I found them to be of great workmanship. In my opinon, These speakers were built for on the road abuse. These speakers are built to be used.

Value:
These speakers are worth every penny and more. Don't know how they do it.

Desirability:
Behringer made these speakers easy on the eye. Have had positive comments on the design and sound.

Sound:
A great sounding speaker. Great lows, crisp highs. Well built, and good features.

Ease of Use:
I use two Behringer EP 2500 amps. One amp for my two Behringer mains and one for my (2) 18" Subwoofers {Not Behringer} Due to this match system It was easy to achieve great sound from the start. I found the manual to be very user friendly and informative.

Support:
No Problems with any Behringer products. I have used their EP 2500 amps for 2 years just about every weekend for gigs, and they just keep pounding. The Behringer mains only 2 months, but going strong.

Overall:
I feel that I can expect years of service due to past performance from behringer. I feel I could buy a higher price speaker, But not a better built and sounding speaker. I have check several different brands, same size and type of speakers. And found Behringer to be the all out winner.

Feature:
Handles are good. Weight is no worse than any 15" 2 way speakers I've handled. These were my first to use Speakon connectors. I like them so far and think the speakon connections probably give a better high power connection. I like the way they can be used as stage monitors as well.

Quality:
Quality seems good. I've not over-driven the speakers but they seem to handle the power good. I use a QSC amp and have cranked them high with no big distortion problems. They survived UPS with no problems or blemishes. Connectors seem mounted very well. I don't have any quality concerns.

Value:
I think they're worth the price and would serve good for most applications. I doubt you'll see Behringer on any big name band's stage anytime soon, but in sound, I found that many are snobbish about 'brands'. Compared to Peavey (I've used Peavey most), I think they're a good buy.

Desirability:
The main draw to this product is it looks good and the price is good. For what I use them for, I'll probably get a couple more and a more powerful amp.

Sound:
The highs and mids are crisp. But don't expect a lot of bass. But most people use a good subwoofer for that anyway so no huge suprise. So for highs and mids they're good. I used to be a 'Peavey only' person and picked up these for my own budget system for live sound at convention centers, churches etc. They sound every bit as good as the Peaveys that we have at church.

Ease of Use:
Plug and play. Learn your eq like any other sound product. The instructions tell easily how to turn the horn for use as a floor monitor.

Support:
I called the company prior to purchasing the speakers and they were helpful enough. I was put in contact with a tech, not just a warm body looking at a computer for pre-fabbed answers and I appreciated that.

Overall:
These don't have quite the SPL rating as say the Yamaha S115V, but still have a good rating.