Feature:
Volume and bass- treble controls come in handy.

Value:
This 100$ product as well as similar Maudio monitors is way way better then anything that you can buy for your computer in a Circuit City within 400$

Sound:
Very detailed, superb sound for such small monitors. I found both highs and lows adequate for the purpose - you are not trying to shake the walls of your house and make your neighbors aware of your new sound system. It is a pair of NEAR FIELD monitors and they do what they are designed to do perfectly. Some users may not fully enjoy these classy speakers because of the inferior analog output of the computer and cheap wires. Also, if you are listening to a low-quality MP3 files with bit rates lower than 192kb or such, you'll hear all the sound compression defects - do not blame your speakers then!

Feature:
I know I should give it a 10, but it doesn't have mid-range EQ's. I realize it's only $100, but that would have been nice. I like the SPDIF ins and outs, and having 2 inputs is a plus. They don't cause a noticeable interference if you place them within a reasonable distance from your computer monitor. Mine are about 3 to 4 inches away on either side.

Quality:
These things seem heavy duty. I'm sure they will last longer than I have a need for them.

Value:
I'm loyal to Behringer products because of their quality and value, so for the price I don't know if these can be beat.

Desirability:
Out of all the studio monitors in this range, I personally think these look a LOT better than any others. I like the sleek black with the white ring around the cone of the bass speakers. It makes my home studio look that much more professional, whereas some others look cheap and child-like.

Sound:
These monitors seem to pump out too much bass when the EQ's are set to default. I guess if you listen to hip-hop that is ideal. I usually have the bass knob at about 10 o'clock, and the treble knob at about 2. Otherwise they are loud enough for 10 watts each. They sound awesome when I play my keyboard through them, especially piano. They have a good range, and definitely plenty of bass.

Ease of Use:
How hard is it to adjust volume, bass and treble?

Support:
I haven't needed to contact them.

Overall:
I cannot compare these to other monitors in this range, but I am more than satisfied with the quality, and I will only upgrade when I need more volume and more accurate sound reproduction from professional studio monitors.

Feature:
Digital in and analog in are great.Each with it's own volume knob. perfect

Quality:
Very nice enclosures. Speakers are well made.

Value:
Can't beat the price on these.

Desirability:
I want it? I have em. Nuff said

Sound:
The sound of these speakers is great. Very clear and allot of seperation. the are the clearest pair of speakers I have. They shoould be they are reference monitors.

Ease of Use:
They are speakers. Plug in and go

Support:
I don't know. Never had to contact Behringer on any of the products I own. That's great!

Overall:
I bought these for my home studio. I needed clear audio for recording. These are great. The bass sound and tweets are great. I recommend these to anyone looking for good near field's.

Feature:
I've yet to purchase an optical digital cable. So far I've only used RCA analog cables and the unit sounds great.

Quality:
Speaker cabinets are made of dense MDF wood rather than plastic.

Value:
Everything seems to be well made for this price point.

Desirability:
My PC, keyboad, mouse and monitor are black. So, the speaker cabinets look great.

Sound:
Crisp, well defined sound for such small, self-amplified, speakers. I bought them to replace some older stand-alone computer speakers and the Behringer MS20 are so much better. A perfect match for my home computer set up with limited desk space.

Ease of Use:
There wasn't much of a learning curve. For me, the ability to instantly adjust the bass and treble are the major benefit. I can quickly adjust the speaker from voice only or internet radio live stream to DVD movies or CD audio. Living in a small apartment, I do use the front head phone jack, which is well placed for my use.

Feature:
I like the selection of inputs

Quality:
The Frame Is very solid and well constructed.

Value:
YES ! for a hundred bucks this thing is probley the best for a little home studio.

Sound:
I was getting Some Monitors for my little home studio and heard great things about behringer. So I got some affordable monitors the MS20. I hooked up my Mp3 player and played a deep house song, I was impressed the Bass reproduction. And on a progg metal song I heard Some sounds Ive never hear on my $600 stereo.

Ease of Use:
I set it up in about 60 seconds, Just push (power) and select the desired volume. Simple

Support:
never neded any

Overall:
Sounds are Incredably detailed and so simple and straight forward and packs more power then I thought.

Feature:
No complaint here. Good features with digital and analogue inputs and headphone out.

Quality:
Very low-quality drivers. Can't tell about the electronics. These don't seems to be designed like some of the more expensive "monitors" (no active crossover), which is expected at this price.

Value:
Cheap, but don't deliver where it matters - the sound. In the end you get far less than what you paid for.

Desirability:
No, I don't want them.

Sound:
These speakers (Behringer MS20) sound like someone with nasal speech who has just inhaled some helium. The sound was slightly less irritating with the BASS dialed to about 8 pm and the TREBLE to 9 pm. I received them yesterday, but they are going back ASAP.

Ease of Use:
Straightforward, quite easy to use.

Support:
Don't know.

Overall:
I am returning them right away.