Feature:
It is a very basic unit, I wish it had more features but for $30 you can not go wrong. I run a boss BR-8 and drum machine directly into the RCA ins on this unit and it works wonderfully.

Quality:
So far it seems fine. It is made of plastic however and that is fine with me because it will just be used at home for desktop recording. I would of course have preferred a metal casing but for the price who cares.

Value:
Again, $30 is pocket change for a USB audio interface. This is a no brainer if you want a simple unit like this.

Desirability:
It is kind of cool looking for what it is, I guess.

Sound:
I must say the sound on this unit is quite pristine. I only had to adjust the input level of the USB in my sound profiles under control panel to get the playback at the right volume. Other than that the sound is smooth and crystal clear.

Ease of Use:
So simple to use. Plug and play truly.

Support:
Can not rate this, have not contacted them on this unit. But I also own a Virtualizer and had some questions regarding it and they were friendly and quick with a response.

Overall:
I love this thing so far, hope it does not fail. But if it does, I will just replace it, it is cheap enough.

Feature:
does what it does and does it well. i'd prefer it was a 4X4 but that's asking too much. i'd like to be able to separate the volumes for in and out(wait, in never changes does it? *slaps self). i will find out later

Quality:
solid product, don't care about it being plastic i'm not a child i know how to treat things. though the top sticker peeled a bit i might have done that thinking i'd paint it i don't know

Value:
30 bucks barely gets me a single shoe. my last one got an ant colony inside it and replacing isn't a problem

Desirability:
looks ugly, but anything not wearing a bikini is ugly to me.

Sound:
crystal clear, just had to lower it a bit

Ease of Use:
plug and play got me?

Support:
never had to use it, for any of their products. speaks for itself

Overall:
suits my initial needs to a T, windows linux mac it was useful for anything. as far as i can tell this thing is in it's own category: disposable(practicaly) soundcard

Feature:
There really are no features for this thing, just plug it in and start recording.

Sound:
Just wanted to update you guys that are thinking of buying this, it works great so far and It work with Vista 64 bit OS! i just plugged it in and thought oh no, theres an annoying static in the music playback. I may a few adjustments to the latency, restarted my syste and the static is completly gone an dthis sounds just as good as my HIGH DOLLAR Maya Audio card that was a few hundred bucks but is not compatable with vista 64! If your thinkabout buying this an dyou have Vista or Vista 64 BUY IT! It works great!

Ease of Use:
This was very easy to use.

Support:
Behringer was helpful with support and friendly but had not tested this device with Vista or Vista 64.

Feature:
I really wish it had a 1/4 inch input rather than the RCA inputs. Other than that it's pretty easy to use.

Quality:
Pretty reliable. I am on the road with it twice a week and haven't had a problem yet.

Value:
Great value priced entry with great quality.

Desirability:
Ehh...not really nice looking but who needs that.

Sound:
The sound is a HUGE upgrade to the line input recording I was doing. I record using Audacity and it worked great.

Ease of Use:
Plug and play

Support:
Did not deal with customer support

Feature:
My only real complaint is that there is no easy way to monitor the input through the output. It seems the only real way to do this involves using software playthrough, which creates a good deal of lag. The 1/8" monitoring output helps with this, but it would still be a nice thing to have.

Quality:
Plastic chasis, but seems sturdy enough.

Value:
Easily the best you will find for the price.

Desirability:
Nothing spectacular. Could add a bit of color to your desktop, I guess. But it certainly isn't fugly.

Sound:
Sounds fine, no problems yet.

Ease of Use:
I was able to set it up and have it running in just a few minutes.

Support:
No problem yet, haven't contacted them.

Overall:
Suits my needs perfectly.

Feature:
It doesn't have any features; its a box.

Quality:
It's solid as a rock, and lighter than one, too!

Value:
This does what I could've spent a ton of money on. I am finishing up my second CD using this thing! Awesome!

Desirability:
It's a square box with a tail; how sexy is that?

Sound:
I could probably get better sound for a few hundred bucks! It eliminated all the ambient noise I was dealing with.

Ease of Use:
It would have been easier if I didn't have to find out THAT IT DOES NEED A DRIVER!! That information (and software) would have been useful. (Go to the Behringer website, it's all there right next to where it says "No drivers needed.")

Support:
Again, driver info.

Overall:
I hooked up a small 8 channel sound board to it and record using Adobe Audition. It is an incredidible value. Very, very happy!

Feature:
Everything you need to digitze audio, except the software. I use Audacity, which is free, to create the digital recording.

Quality:
A plastic box the size of a deck of cards. Has not given me any trouble.

Value:
For less than $30, this is too good a deal. Nothing even comes close.

Desirability:
Very practical, not sexy.

Sound:
Sounds as good as the tapes that it is digitizing......Very Good

Ease of Use:
You plug it in and it works. (using Windows2000 Pro)

Support:
Has not needed any yet. But there is info (manual) on their website.

Overall:
Highly recommend.

Feature:
Does *exactly* what it says on the tin. Its not the very latest in technology, and certainly not fun to use... but then again it is not designed to be. It is practical and does exactly what it needs to do, and it does it well. On the bonus side, it does have optical out which is very nice to see.

Quality:
Its a small plastic box. It feels quite plastic and lightweight, something a little more weighted is always nice. The silver is not appealing, black would have felt more professional. Despite this, as I have said it is meant to be practical, not sexy. It feels reasonably tough though, I would have no problems using it on-the-go daily!

Value:
Great value, Its most certainly worth £20... although I can't say that I would pay much more.

Desirability:
Its not sexy, however it is designed to do a job... A job which it does well. Put it this way, I wanted it therefore I brought it. I didn't buy it because it looks cool or it has the latest technology.

Sound:
It obviously does nothing in the way of processing effects etc, nor has any noise canceling, so there is no sound improvement. I have had no troubles with sound quality whatsoever with this, and being an audiophile that says a lot about the product. Overall, very good.

Ease of Use:
Its as simple as plugging it in and playing. No problems at all, although I did manage to roll back the drivers... which resulted in needing to reinstall the drivers (there *are* drivers available from the Behringer site) which led to being unable to use it temporarily - I just rebooted and everything was fine again.

Support:
The Behringer site gives all the information required, and really there is not enough features to fail! In most cases (in fact practically all cases) the problem is the fault of the user! Read the manual, notices and FAQs!

Overall:
Does exactly what It claims to do, no more than that! On the bonus side, you gain access to a bunch of software from Behringer upon purchase!