Feature:
Selection of input options and ability to adjust the highs and lows to meet the needs of your environment rate these high on feature content as far as I'm concerned.

Quality:
They are really solid, you can tell as soon as you take them out of the box that they are well built with quality materials.

Value:
I compared a lot of ratings and these monitors constantly came out on top for value, quality and features.

Desirability:
The monitors are black and black is cool. They look pretty sitting on either side of my monitor. I like a clean and simple look and these fit the bill. Very understated and very functional.

Sound:
Mixing with these speakers is incredible. I used Audio Technica headphones before I purchased these and while it sounded really good I mixed down a song using the MR5s and then listened back over the headphones and I could not believe the difference. I have a lot of re-mixes to do.

Ease of Use:
Very easy to use. Make sure that you open the manual and follow the quick setup instructions. They even write them like "We know you want to crank these babies up but for your own good do it like this". The manual is very good, concise and well written, easy to understand.

Support:
I'll give them a 10 here because the best support you can get is to have well written and easy to follow directions. I would guess that based on the quality of the product that they would take as much pride in their support. I hope that I don't have to find that out.

Overall:
I cannot say enough good things about this product. I thought that I would have to pay a lot of money for speakers of this quality. If you are on a limited budget get these you will not be disappointed.

Feature:
Low pass and high pass filters...XLR/TRS/RCA inputs...everything I need.

Quality:
Very solid cabinet...no worries at all on cab construction. Don't like the fact that both the main driver and the tweeter are not caged. Could be easy to get pushed in if you're not careful. But I'm careful and they sit on a riser in my studio so they're fine. But be aware that both speakers are exposed.

Value:
$180 each...that's a steal. I paid $400 each for a Yamaha HS80M's and still needed to add a sub. Got these Mackies...sold the HS80M's AND the sub because the Mackies have such nice low end that I no longer feel a sub is necessary. If I had to pay twice as much for these monitors I would...hands down.

Desirability:
Hmm...the sex appeal? They big, black, and solid. I suppose many would find that appealing...to me...they just sound great...that's appealing enough for me.

Sound:
Sound is incredible regardless of price. By far the best monitors I've owned...and I've owned a lot of different monitors over the years (KRK Rockit's, Yamaha MP5S's, Yamaha HS80M's, JBL Controls, Wharfedales) Bass response is really strong and full for such a small cabinet. Highs are transparent without being harsh. Midrange and midbass extremely satisfying. I can listen to them for hours...and am always pleased. Note: recommend you let them break in for 12-18 hours. (Play them at 3/4 volume with a variety of music)...that really opens them up.

Ease of Use:
Out of the box...onto the desk...one cable...one power chord...a monkey could do it.

Support:
Never used it...no need. So we'll give them the benefit of the doubt that it will be good.

Overall:
I did a ton of research and demos before buying a new pair of monitors. As stated above, I've owned just about all the good ones. For the money...these are head and shoulders above all others. Buy them...you will not be disappointed. BTW...I worked in a recording studio for a while...so my ears are well tuned. :)