Feature:
For the dollar it's good unit with features not found in more expensive units

Quality:
I've used it every day for 5 years.... I just had one channel go bad recently and it's distorting very badly. I'll buy another to replace this one.

Value:
Best Bang for your buck

Desirability:
I don't care what it looks like. Just that it works...

Sound:
Pretty flat response

Ease of Use:
Stupidly simple

Support:
never had to worry about it

Feature:
its a gets a 10+ in this area more than enough for a headphone amp. you can plug into the front for easy access or the back to hide the cable...and it has some high and low eq knobs for tweeking plus both master and channels volumes

Quality:
at high volumes the right and left mute isnt 100% effective there is some residual distortion on the muted channels...however it is only for monitoring of a recorded signal so this wont affect me much.

Value:
this gets a ten you cant touch the same piece of gear with the similar quality for under $200. i paid 109.99

Desirability:
it like most or all behringer gear looks quite nice...the sex appeal is there. im not sure if id sleep with it though ;)

Sound:
seems pretty flat

Support:
im just going to go with nine here cuz i have never had to use it, i base this on the average of the other grades.

Overall:
i have other behringer products and none have broken on me yet i use them id say about everyday...i guess ill use it til it doesnt serve it purpose anymore. the quality seems to be good.

Feature:
It has all the bells and whistles that I wanted. This is where it shines most.

Quality:
This is where I've been really disappointed. Yes, it has all the bells and whistles, and yes, it sounds ok, but it started to fall apart on me after about two years. I thought maybe I could fix it, but this product is made to be disposable, and was NEVER meant for repair, so when it breaks, game over. Buttons started to go faulty, pieces began to fall off, channels started to quit working. So you get a pretty nice little headphone amp, but it won't last very long, and is not made to be repaired (lots of glue on everything)

Value:
It starts out being a 10 on value, but then it falls apart fast, and down the road you realize you should have bought something that lasts and is better quality.

Desirability:
Looks nice, great layout.

Sound:
The sound quality is decent enough to get the job done. It's nothing special, but for the price it's a pretty good deal.

Ease of Use:
Everything's laid out nicely, you might need a quick look at the manual for certain set-ups, but otherwise it's pretty obvious how it works.

Overall:
I've got 2 out of the 4 channels on mine that still work mostly, although some of the features on those channels don't work right. I do like the layout of the device, but will buy from their competition the next time.

Feature:
Yes, the features on this unit are great, but the sound.....

Quality:
Quality, well its Behringer "Will it still work tomorrow?" OK, some have Behringer products and they work since years, ..but you never know

Value:
You get what you pay for

Desirability:
I have it, bought it due to its features. Would the criteria have been "sound" I would not have bought it

Sound:
Sound, well, OK its a headphone amp, nothing that comes through there will be recorded, so therefore the quality of sound does not matter that much. The sound of this amp, well, its Behringer and sounds like a Behringer. If you want a headphone amp that sounds good, then do not buy this one, as a matter of fact, if you want a good sound, stay away. The sound of this unit is scratchy, not clear as it should be.

Ease of Use:
Its easy to use,maybe just a bit more difficult than others due to the extensive features

Support:
Their European support is terrible,they want that you buy their product and after this they don´t want to know you anymore

Overall:
Overall, its good for the money if it keeps working

Feature:
Well, feature are quite good. I like the fact that we can plug a bunch of inexpensive headphones with an impedence of 32ohms each. I can plug 4 of them per channel since the unit can drive a load of 8 ohms (in fact since my headphone do have a volume control, I should even be able to drive more headphones if the volume is set at an intermediate volume --- which should be the case in our application). I like the ability to select multiple source as one channel is used for the translator(s) and the other channel are used for the translation into 1 or eventually 2 languages.

Quality:
Well, the quality seems ok but it does feels cheap particulary for the knobs that seems fragile and maybe also for the 1/4" inputs and outputs (it's ok but ot does not feel though). Also the noise problem let me believe that there were tradeoff between quality and price in the design.

Value:
Another similar product from Samson cost at least 30% more... but the quality seems to be a lot better (I tried only at the store) at least for the knobs feeling.

Desirability:
The technical specification are interesting... but the look is not great and the quality seems to be medium.

Sound:
This unit is used for translation into headphones at a church. The sound itself is quite good but my unit does have a noise problem that can be attenuated by proper settings (I would rate it 8 if it was not for the noise problem). The noise depends on the type of connection (main with balanced cables are better and channel aux are worst) and the level of incoming sound (must be loud). Also, the output volume must be high on the unit (In our case, headphones have individual controls so I can have better sound by setting the volume high on the Behringer and low on the headphones). In fact, when the volume is set low on the unit, the noise is bigger on the headphones (which is not what someone would typically expect). The noise seems to be mainly 60Hz hum but the noise is not very regular and there are also some clicks...

Support:
Never used it so I don't knows except that for a while, those products where difficult to have here in Canada and I have to wait my unit a few weeks when I ordered it.

Overall:
Well, I might try a bit harder about the noise problem I have and then try to see if the problem is specific to my unit or my environment...

Sound:
Great transparent sound. What more can you ask for? Behringer is so under rated just because of their prices. High quality gear for cheap. I'm not saying your getting the best of the best, but this is serious gear, not a low end toy.

Feature:
Ok features

Quality:
Completly useless after 13 months. Will not even power up anymore.

Value:
I guess you get what you pay for. this is a $100 - headphone amp that lasts for 1 year only.

Desirability:
looks ok

Sound:
Ok sound

Support:
No help there

Overall:
I have never had something break so fast.