Feature:
All the bells and whistles.

Quality:
Shoddy components. Cheap plastic things all over it.

Value:
If you need something for one session and can't borrow something from a friend, buy this, use it once, and throw it in the trash. Your signals will be thin and compromised, but who can't fix it in the mix? I give this a big 2 fir Behringer's constant devotion to spot on mimicry of reliable products.

Desirability:
It's like getting a fake Rolex. Need I say more?

Sound:
Behringer products are great, until you touch them. I bought this console on a dare, and my friends are paying me back in installments. The preamps are solid in construction, if you are talking about the construction of a light souffle! Use a feather or a toothpick to move the faders because seriously the wiring in this thing is 1 molecule thick and built by cheap nanobots. If this console existed in space, operated by a weightless, invisible hand, it would be spec-perfect to a more expensive Mackie or comparable mixer. However, we live on Earth, where components need to resist stress, and last over time. Everything you have heard about Behringer is true. It works, but all of a sudden, it doesn't!

Ease of Use:
A clone of a much better product.

Support:
You can't get them to help you. They just make things for beginners to use. It's a joke that they are manufacturing products at this high a level. It's like getting a Formula 1 car from Yugo.

Overall:
What a stupid idea. Seriously, what musician or engineer with any self respect would buy anything from this company except for a small accessory or a quick fix? No one with any sense would make a major purchase from this company.