Feature:
This console totally beats everything in the price range. I've looked through a lot of console specifications lately and this one proves to be the overall best. Sure, you can beat it in every single category with a board of this price, however, you can't find one that is better in all of them. This is one of the few board in this range that allows you to switch +48V phantom individually for each channel. The effects section is pre/post switchable, which gives you up to 4 on-stage monitoring channels, more than plenty for most small installations. There is a switch for the EQ, indispensable for engineers that are new in the field (like me) and still do not have the auditory memory needed to evaluate the effects of EQ-ing, especially working with a 4 band, 2-sweep EQ like this.

Quality:
If it is like the last board from Behringer I've used- it will serve you more than you want it to. Generally, these boards are not of the greatest quality, however, they will do great for their price.

Value:
As I said- probably nothing in the price range to beat it in terms of features and ease of use.

Desirability:
It looks like any other small format live mixing board. I would have given it a 7 if it had 100mm faders, though...

Sound:
I don't own it.

Ease of Use:
Seems as easy to use as a professional instrument can be. Nothing flashy to get in the way. Everything is positioned as it should be. The "mute" button is located far away from any other regularly used one, so is less likely to hit it by accident.

Support:
I don't own it and I did not have to use the support with my other gear from the brand. The support is very poor in my country, though, so even if I had to, my experience would not have been representative of the real situation.

Overall:
If I had to buy another board, it would most probably be a much more expensive and renown one. I think this board has almost everything you might need in this price range.