Feature:
Has the features most folks would need for a portable mixer...including plenty of XLR & 1/4-inch jacks, RCA inputs/outputs, phantom power, trim, and battery-powered operation (as an alternative to using the included power supply). I agree with the previous reviewer that I would like see level indicators for each channel...there is only a clip light. Also, a battery level indicator would be nice. The only indication of low battery levels is when the mixer turns off ;) The other knock--although not a biggie for me--is that phantom power can only be turned on/off for all channels.

Quality:
The product feels solidly built. With that said: - I occasionally found the power button flaky in powering up the unit, but not a huge deal. But once powered up, the unit stayed on. - Installation of the 9V batteries is slightly challenging. The battery compartment is plastic and provides a very snug fit. If you hastily install/uninstall the batteries, I could imagine a piece many snap off. But with care, I don't think that will be an issue.

Value:
In the $100 price range, I don't think you're going find a mixer with such a robust set of features and good sound.

Desirability:
The sexiest thing about it is its price.

Sound:
Just recorded a live show with a condenser mic and a feed from the main mixer...all channels came in very clean.

Ease of Use:
If you have some experience with mixers, I think you'll get up and running quickly--without looking at the manual.

Support:
Since I've had no problems, I'll give Behringer a 10 until further notice ;)

Overall:
If you looking for an inexpensive mixer with battery power, good sound, and a great deal of flexibility with inputs and outputs, you can't go wrong with this unit. For camcorders with mini (1/8-inch) stereo inputs, you will find that this fits the bill. Just use an RCA-to-1/8-inch Y cord and you'll be good to go. It is not compact, which is the cost for having so many channels and knobs, but portable nonetheless.

Feature:
independent pre and post send busses again for this price range wow!

Quality:
Folks Don't do this at Home unless you are a for real certified tech or engineer + I don't want you to void your warranty....Curiosity killed the cat with me I took mine apart (most of the way) and for the design you can tell on the technical side Quality was Behringers mission in life...."Behringer you all outdid yourselfs for a low priced little mixer Just keep up the Great Job! " for 99bucks this is a for real audio tool Oh by the way my bigger mixer is a MX-9000

Value:
Need a field mixer with some capable functions on a tight budget? Check this one out

Sound:
Prety darned good Sound for this price range

Ease of Use:
did some live recording in the field and yes used Behringer mics used it as a dj mixer using flash mp3 players some instrument mic mixing this little board is a great companion in the field manual is prety self explanatory and having battery power is a handy thing

Support:
Havn't needed it yet with any of my Behringer products yet...

Overall:
pros quite functional field mixer I'd buy another one down the road cons a little crowded would like a little better resolution on the led meters