Feature:
it has an on/off switch which is helpful and it is all metal on plastic on this mic ive dropped it off the stage when it was on its stand (about 6 feet) and it survived with no damages to appearence or sound

Quality:
very strong ive dropped it many times and it has survived them all

Value:
worth every penny

Desirability:
kinda weird to be asking the sex appeal of a microphone.

Sound:
very low background noise. ive worked with many mics and i would say that this mic it very good for the price but if your looking for a really good sound this is not the mics for you but its a good starter mic ive used it for vocals with some adujustment to the EQ and for micing guitar amps with little distortion. but if you sing it a low voice this mic will adjust itself to pickup to sound form it surroundings

Ease of Use:
its a microphone. plug it in and turn it on.

Support:
never dealt with them

Overall:
very good mic overall i might buy more.

own two sp3's, use them for micing amps, and backup vocals.

Feature:
On/Off switch is helpful

Quality:
major damage after a short drop off the mic stand (I'm only 5'2" for crying out loud!) The whole top came apart! I got so mad I thru it in the trash right there at the gig.

Value:
It works. If you need a quick, cheap, throw-away mic this will do. I got these in a package of 3. One came apart after a short drop. Still have 2 left for emergencies but I'm looking for a better quality mic.

Desirability:
Looks nice.

Sound:
Average, kind of wimpy sound at best. I'm a female who sings mostly backup vocals with a couple of leads. I've been using one of these Nady's for about 6 months now because it was all I had. I've always been disappointed with the sound. I'm singing with 2 guys, 1 has a Shure Beta58, the other has a Shure SM58 and it's just embarrassing when we're singing 3 part harmonies! I can't stand it anymore and am looking for a mic I can use without hanging my head in shame.

Ease of Use:
Had to do some serious mixing to get a useable sound.

Overall:
If you need a cheap throw away emergency mic or you're just starting out with a basement or garage band, these are fine for that purpose. If you want a professional "full" sounding mic, better get something else. Be prepared for a little feedback if you crank it up.