Quality:
I always keep an extra set of DR's around now, but I highly doubt they will break. My only tiny complaint is that the red wears off wear you pick and when its rubs against the fret wires. But it is hard to notice with the silver fret wires and white pick guard.

Value:
This is definately worth the 10 dollars. You will save more money in the long run.

Desirability:
So amazing, makes the guitar look bad azz.

Sound:
My first time changing strings, I haven't really tried anything else, but they sound so crisp.

Ease of Use:
I guess if you now how to change strings then it's pretty easy. TIP: Get a string winder/ string cutter combo ;|

Overall:
I will use DR's for a long time, likely only using other stings for experimentation.

Feature:
Features: I know your wondering...YES...the color DOES rub or flake off, at least on the unwound strings. The high E string was the first to show through where I pick within the first half hour.

Quality:
These strings do look pretty cool, drawback is color life as I said before.

Value:
10 bucks for some strings, yea was worth trying them out. I doubt I buy another set of the Red Devils anytime soon, unless you could get two packs for 10 bucks.

Desirability:
Sex appeal? I wouldn't call them sexy, but I will be honest, I bought them because they were colored RED, that did appeal to me. Strings are pretty much the same, but these do stand out.

Sound:
Sound is good from these strings. Color wears off FAST Seem to stretch nice when bending Stayed in tune after playing. I have them on a Black 1983 G&L SC-1 with a single pickup.

Ease of Use:
They are strings, pretty easy to use not much to say here...unless you don't know how to string, tune, and play a guitar.

Support:
Don't see where I need support from the company for the strings.

Overall:
I'll play them until I break them, or I find another set of strings to try.