Feature:
I tried the Polywebs they sounded dead when I first put them on. The Nanowebs sound bright,clear and clean. They sound pretty.

Quality:
They intonate perfectly. I'm a fanatic about playing in tune.

Value:
You want good strings you have to pay for them.

Desirability:
I like the the sound.

Sound:
I keep set of nanoweb lights on my Martin HD28 and mediums on my Taylor 610CE and been using them for over 5 years. I change strings every four to five weeks. They give me the sound I like. If there was a better product out there I'd be using it. They make my guitars come alive and I've yet to break a string.

Ease of Use:
You don't get the squeaking.

Support:
Never used it.

Overall:
I try differant brands from time to time and I haven't found anything I like better.

Feature:
Coating is great for smooth finger action.

Quality:
Is there, that is what you are paying for. I wish they were cheaper, but I buy them anyway.

Value:
I've seen them for up to $25.00 (too much). I usually pay around $12.00. Best product Ive used for that price. Tried the D'idorrio coated strings, no comparison. They were not as smooth feeling and lost there ring sooner.

Desirability:
If you like bright ringing tones from each individual string.

Sound:
I love these strings. I like rock acoustic, some picking some strumming. Either way the strings ring throughout. I have only used the mediums, so I can't speak to the lighter strings, but as for the mediums they last for months, literally. I go from light picking to smashing the strings with a heavy picked rythem. Always can hear every string, and my guitar is CHEAP!

Ease of Use:
easiest yet!

Support:
NA

Feature:
The thin coating allows the brightness to come out and also cuts way back on finger noise.

Quality:
I am not a hard player but I had an abnormally high number of strings snap on me during a set. Very frustrating. I checked for burrs on saddle and nut and even used a thinner pick but it kept happening.

Value:
The sound is well worth the money but the longevity is not.

Sound:
For the style I play (contemporary worship) it is the best sounding string I have played.

Ease of Use:
Easy and quick to tune the first time and stay consistent.

Support:
I e-mailed the company three weeks ago and have not yet received a reply of any sort from them.

Overall:
I kept with them for several months but have switched back to D'addario EXP 80/20 which give a comparable sound and do not break as easily.

Feature:
The nanoweb coating is a nice feature, does smooth things out just enough for my fingers, and you can't go wrong with a little extra protection.

Quality:
Seems pretty solid, havn't had a string snap yet, did not take very long getting these strings tuned for the first time

Value:
Little expensive if you are taking "value" literally. But sometimes you have to pay to get what you want.

Sound:
Switched to these strings a few months ago after a long time not quite liking the sound of my guitar, but thinking i just might have the wrong strings. This turned out to be the case. It's true that these are brighter than some strings, but its not that nasty bright that pierces your ears, its just about perfect if your guitar has a good body for these to resonate with. I especially love the sound of these strings (while recording) if I combine my condenser mic with the low mids on my oh so smooth takamine pickup. Pretty nifty overall.

Ease of Use:
Just like putting on any guitar strings.

Overall:
I'm very satisfied.

Feature:
fingers slide easily due to coating

Quality:
played on a taylor 314. g string broke 3 days after i put them on. weak.

Value:
way too expensive

Desirability:
nanoweb is sexy?

Sound:
maybe a little too bright and lacking midbass depth.

Ease of Use:
they are strings.. you put them on

Support:
haven't used et

Overall:
wouldn't buy again