Feature:
What else do you need? They're light, they are clean (sound wise and looks). No noise, no cracks, no funny business.

Quality:
I think people equate heaviness and longevity with quality. Seeing as these are light, quality is hard to judge on that alone. I have had them about two yeasr and gig often with them. If they don't take a crap in the next year, I'll be thrilled. I haven't had any bad components nor bad performance charcteristics. These fly right and I treat them that way. As for full time touring, which we don't do, they would not withstand all the torture.

Value:
If you aren't one of those DJ guys who insist on smoking a pair of Mackie SRM 450s, these units will turn the trick. I actually saw one guy fanning the back of his Mackies with a clipboard! What is that all about? If you're into treating your equipment like crap you're going to encounter problems. If you know what you're doing and what your audience needs to hear, you'll be very pleased with something like the B215.

Sound:
A soundman who can't get these units to drive for them doesn't know what they're doing with the equipment. These cabinets have a great range, high to a nice punch in the lows. They sound even better when you look at the price tag. But really, they set up EASY and sound better than the JBLs I used to own. I don't drive them too hard (no speaker should be), and they have continued to deliver. I've done outdoor gigs as well and these things carry just as well as anything else I've seen, and only run them at about 250 watts per. Anyone who tries to overload these things will hurt them. Like anything else, if your paying for a Toyota, don't drive it like a McLaren. I've heard bands with far more expensive equipment sound 10X worse because they can't run their rig with any sort of efficiency. As with any speaker, learn how to drive it!

Ease of Use:
Very light!

Overall:
I hear stories of bad experiences, but I have yet to have one with Behringer products, sorry. Maybe I'm just lucky, but maybe the stuff just isn't that bad when you know how to use it.

Feature:
Definitley Lightweight , easy to lug around . Easy to lift onto poles.

Quality:
Great design . sit sideways on floor for musicians , used for monitors , or for DJ's ( like myself ) really nice looking speaker on poles. Easy to lift , easy to plug in , all around a great buy for the price.

Value:
I looked at other speakers and the price for what I got with Behringer is really great. I am very choosy when it comes to buying new stuff. I used my Crates for 15 years because I got fantastic sound out of them and was afraid to try anything new. Well , now I am glad I gave Behringer a chance. Great price for a great clear sound.

Desirability:
I wouldnt say the speaker makes me hot N sweaty all over ha ha ha , so sexiness is not how I would describe it. But it is a great looking speaker and well designed. Whoever designed it , had a good picture of how a Function speaker should look.

Sound:
I am a professional DJ in NY . I had really old Crates that lasted me 15 years . Finally , it was time to get something new. I was orinally going to go with the Peavey PR15N's , however , because they were out of stock and I ( being an impatient person ) decided to try Behringer because I had heard alot of good things about them . Well I am glad I did ! Great high end and not as much bass as I got with my crates which were floor standing speakers , but enough to satisfy me ! I reccomend these to any DJ lookin for a replacement for what you now own. By the way , I been in the DJ business 25 years and have a good feel for equipment , so I am not an amateur at this.

Ease of Use:
Using a Gemini PMX3000 mixer , adjusting sound to get really great quality sound was a snap ! I reccomend , with NEW ones , to not throw a ton of bass in till they are broken in , at least 3 to 4 months of use , you really wont have to with these. You'll be happy with them.

Support:
havent had to use support as of yet.

Overall:
I imagine that with proper care and proper usage , these speakers will last a long time. I have only had them a short time , but am very satisfied with them. To those who rated it badly , you must not know how to properly set up a system. Because I did it in under 15 minutes and had Great sound ! If you push these speakers to the max before you break them in , then they will blow without a doubt , but if you push ANY new speaker to max before you break em in they will blow , I don't care what brand it is . And the reason will because of Operator error. But if you break them in slowly , treat them with respect , and use them as they should be used , I imagine you wont have to get new speakers for awhile.

Quality:
these speakers should last you for a real long time...I've been using them for serveral months now and they sound great!

Sound:
These speakers are awesome...period!....for the money they are as good are even better than JBL's ..speaker for speaker!!

Ease of Use:
very easy to hook up...they are everything that they were advertised!

Feature:
Speakers are actually rated for 400W @ 8ohms continuous, 800W peak. The spec sheets online are incorrect, but the manual included with speaker is correct. Lightweight, easy to carry, stackable, Speakon(tm) connectors and 1/4" connectors, speakers can be paralleled to others. Built-in side handles. It's no frills, but for the low price that's what I expected.

Quality:
Here's where I'm not so sure. Have read reviewers who complained about flat dull sound. The two in my first pair sounded different, and after running some tests through the speakers, determined that the crossover was bad in one speaker. It wasn't completely missing the high-end, but it was not a good crossover. Flat, dull sound. Had it returned to the vendor for a quick swap-out, and the replacement sounded fine. That makes me nervous about long-term reliability. If others are experiencing similar dull sounding speakers, you may want to return them for replacements before you completely write them off. Fit and finish are otherwise fine. Would not take these touring, but for the price and for occasional gigs I'd live with them.

Value:
Value is high. But since I'm not convinced it's reliable, be warned. For occasional gigs, no problem. It's performance for it's price is really hard to beat. But if you're throwing these in the back of a truck every night, buy some extra ones just in case, or go with another brand/model that has a proven road-worthy track-record.

Desirability:
It's a speaker. Don't get too excited.

Sound:
Sound is clear, reminds me of the FBT Maxx series, which I've used extensively (FBT's are amazing speakers, by the way, but also significantly more expensive). Sound is clear and even throughout the full range, more even than the JBL Eon's which tend to be somewhat shrill. Just came off of a difficult outdoor show, and the B215 performed admirably for it's price. The tweeter actually looks like the FBT Maxx tweeter, and the 15" grill and housing looks like the Mackie SRM's.

Ease of Use:
Manual is clear, if brief.

Support:
My support went through the reseller, not Behringer directly. Had an issue with Behringer stuff in the past, they responded quickly enough back then.

Overall:
If my speakers fail soon under normal usage, I'll probably buy a different brand of speaker. If they hold up for a long time, then I'll have a much more favorable opinion of them. Sounds great, lightweight, and cheap. If you make a living doing sound, you need reliability. If you only do it occasionally, like me, weigh the risks and see if you can tolerate a potential failure.

Feature:
Lightweight, good sound, good looks - what more do you want?

Quality:
No buzz. No distortion. No problems.

Value:
Great sound at a great price. These replaced my EVs, and they sound better.

Sound:
I think the previous rater didn't know how to run a sound system. I play fiddle, mandolin, and guitar. The sound must be very clear to reproduce those instruments, and these have been put to the test. I could not get them to distort. I think the reviewer who said the sound was horrible had one of his peices of equipment clipping and din't know it. THESE SPEAKERS ARE GREAT SOUNDING.

Ease of Use:
Just plug them in. They go on the stand real easy. I'm 58 years old and can put these on stands by myself.

Support:
Have not had to use it, so I gave it a 5. Should have a rating for "Do not know."

Overall:
Have used them on 5 jobs - one real loud. No problem. Acoustic music is much harder to reproduce than electric, and these are prefectly clear.

Feature:
The only thing this speaker lacks is a built in crossover circuit.

Quality:
Nothing to complain about. Solid hard plastic case & screen over the woofer to protect it.

Value:
So far I only used it once. I only bought it as a substitute for my B1520 and it is worth it so far.

Sound:
This speaker is crystal clear, even when cranked! I own the B1520's which are about 30 pounds heavier and the B215's rival them in punch. The size of the cabinet make it a little less bassy when compared but for vocal PA applications, you need to have these if you travel allot.

Ease of Use:
Plug it in and go. With both 1/4" and Speakon inputs, these speakers are ideal for any situation.

Support:
I've used the email support site several times and each time I have received prompt service and answers to my questions.

Overall:
There are less expensive Behringer speakers that I would consider trying but I don't want to get too close to low end. This speaker so far is the best "bang for your buck", lightweight and sufficiently powerful. I used this speaker (B215) along with a B1520 and 2 B1800's at a community outdoor event. The opposing DJ setup was used to make announcements was week. When they used our setup you could hear it clear across the park! The B215 rocks!!!!!!!

Feature:
LIGHT SPEAKERS AND THATS IT!!!

Quality:
The sound quality is terrible,cabinets are only bright spot!!

Value:
If they sound terrible than theres no value there!!

Desirability:
TRUST ME YOU DO NOT WANT THESE SPEAKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sound:
The behringer b215 is nothing to write home about, my friend and i run a djing and karaoke co. so he bought 2 of these behringers to run vocals and music through and i must say they are a disappointment!!Very flat,bland sounding speakers, absolutely not the sound we expected! My pv115's[peavey] blow the behringers away! We tried eqing them and running sound enhancers through them and nothing worked!!!

Ease of Use:
Not easy to use when you make people singing karaoke sound worse than they already are!!ha!ha!

Support:
Not good [ thank goodness my buddy had to deal with them and not me ] hes not a happy camper!!!

Overall:
I gave these speaker a 2 for the cabinets only,cause they sound awful!!