Feature:
Very basic features, nothing to get excited. The selector switch gets in the way when your wailin on chords.

Quality:
Make sure you have good strings and a quality cord. It never broke in a years time, not even any loose parts or difference in feel. Be carefull changing strings, the finish can scratch very easily. I even spilled beer on 2 pickups and it never fazed it.

Value:
There is no better guitar for $100 period. You can go to a department store and pay more for a no name, or get this one with the Squier/Fender backing. It feels good and sounds good, what more does a begginer want.

Desirability:
I sold it to a freind for his son who thinks it is the baddest guitar ever made. I upgraded to an Ibanez and even though I love my new guitar I will probably buy another Squier/Fener guitar as a 2nd in the future because it is so comfortable to play. And unless you have a trained eye, it looks damn close to a $400 Stratocaster.

Sound:
The sound is pretty clean when pickin notes but also can get pretty heavy when the distortion is up. More versitile then I expected for a $100 guitar.

Overall:
A musician told me if you want a first guitar to buy a Squier. They'er backed by Fender and they'er worth every bit of what little they cost. Keep in mind that it is a begginer guitar. Use it to learn, use it in the basement or garage. The poeple who bash on Squiers are ones who try to get on stage with them and slash on them, they aren't built for that. This guitar is perfect for anyone who wants to try to be a guitarist. It gave me the fever.

Feature:
Very basic features, nothing to get excited. The selector switch gets in the way when your wailin on chords.

Quality:
Make sure you have good strings and a quality cord. It never broke in a years time, not even any loose parts or difference in feel. Be carefull changing strings, the finish can scratch very easily. I even spilled beer on 2 pickups and it never fazed it.

Value:
There is no better guitar for $100 period. You can go to a department store and pay more for a no name, or get this one with the Squier/Fender backing. It feels good and sounds good, what more does a begginer want.

Desirability:
I sold it to a freind for his son who thinks it is the baddest guitar ever made. I upgraded to an Ibanez and even though I love my new guitar I will probably buy another Squier/Fener guitar as a 2nd in the future because it is so comfortable to play. And unless you have a trained eye, it looks damn close to a $400 Stratocaster.

Sound:
The sound is pretty clean when pickin notes but also can get pretty heavy when the distortion is up. More versitile then I expected for a $100 guitar.

Overall:
A musician told me if you want a first guitar to buy a Squier. They'er backed by Fender and they'er worth every bit of what little they cost. Keep in mind that it is a begginer guitar. Use it to learn, use it in the basement or garage. The poeple who bash on Squiers are ones who try to get on stage with them and slash on them, they aren't built for that. This guitar is perfect for anyone who wants to try to be a guitarist. It gave me the fever.

Feature:
A tremelo bar would have been nice

Quality:
solid construction

Value:
this guitar is definitely worth the price

Desirability:
my girlfriend liked it

Sound:
Perfect for country and rock and blues

Ease of Use:
pulled it out of the box and plugged it in it was already tuned

Overall:
I believe with care this guitar will last me for a very long time

Feature:
my bullet was purchased here in Australia,it has a trem as apposed to the hardtail version in the states.

Quality:
this is made really well,i will be gigging with this,but i always have back ups thats a given

Value:
for the price i am wrapped.

Desirability:
it,s red its sexy

Sound:
put some new srtings on it , its that simple.

Ease of Use:
i play a m/man evh signature a peavey wolfgang and this i bought for a lay around guitar that if it gets bumped it does not matter,and also i did want single coils as something different from my other guitars that are all humbucker guitars.

Support:
contacted fender australia by email and they rang me back with answers to my questions.

Overall:
this is not just a guitar for beginers,although i wish they had this quality when i started playing 20 something years ago. for the price you can,t go wrong.my biggest surprise was step on the boss metal zone and there is no way a single coil should sound this heavy i love it.

Feature:
yet again, it blows competition from my other guitars away

Quality:
Never had any problems. Unlike those expensive models, squiers are meant to be mistreated to a certain extent.

Value:
Isn't it obvious? 2000$ for a Les Paul, 565.99$ for a strat, 600 for a tele. The bullet was only 100$

Desirability:
Everyone should want it.

Sound:
I own a Fender 1950's telecaster, a gibson les paul 1984, three fender stratocasters, one custom ESP guitar made in 1996 and a Squier Bullet. This is the best sounding of all the guitars i own.

Support:
Never been let down

Overall:
The best guitar i've ever played, without a doubt.

Feature:
The pick guard is very easy to detatch if you want to put on something that fits your stiyle a little better.

Sound:
If you are a beginner THIS IS THE GUITAR TO GET. It has a resonable price and a great sound for a squier guitar. I would deffinatly recomend it for people who are just starting out with it or just want to mess around with it. If your a little more advanced, you might want to go with something a little better. Over all it is a great guitar.

Feature:
This guitar didn't come with jack. But then for the price what do you expect? It came with an allen wrench and a cheap (I mean cheap) cord. It has one volume and two tones. Thats about it.

Quality:
Mine came without a scratch. I did have to pull the laminate of the pick gaurd but who doesnt? The instrument itself is fairly durable. As my first guitar I took it everywhere, and as I didn't have any money I didn't have a gig back so it was exposed to everything, heat, humidity, violent friends, and even a little rain. It never went out on me. I did however buy a new guitar after two years though. I bought an ESP LTD EX-50 Which I woul suggest as a very good quality second guitar.

Value:
Its a great instrument for the price. I loved it and you wont find a guitar of such quality for cheaper at any local retailer.

Desirability:
It doesn't have any sex appeal but if your interested in a first guitar or maybe for your kid and your not sure he will stick to playing then yes, you want this.

Sound:
This guitar is a cheap guitar, and well the overall guitar is cheap. It was actually the first one I ever owned my parents bought it for me. I dont see how some poeple can complain that it sucks. Its a great guitar for 100 bucks. You dont get any better than this. The sound is great for the price and with a decent amp and a little tweaking you should be able to mimic almost any sound. Keep in mind though that this is only a beginners guitar and if you consider yourself more than just a learner I dont understand why you would waste you time with a squire of any price range.

Support:
I dont know I never called them. Why would you want to upgrade such a cheap beginner guitar anyway? Like I said it never broke on me or anything so I never had need to call them.

Overall:
I was satisfied with this guitar as long as my ability to play was still very juvinile but once I really got into playing and learned alot I quickly became dissatisfied. As long as it takes you to become a decent player this guitar will last you, and keep you happy.

Feature:
it has 5-way switch 2-tone 1-volume i lke the 2-tone nobs.

Quality:
quality is pretty good but it dents pretty easy. other than that it pretty good.

Value:
i think it totaly worth this price i bought mine for 120.00 it think it was pretty good.

Desirability:
it looks alright. i was just looking for a beganers guitar.

Sound:
the sound is great. you can use it for vertually any kind of music.i use it for rock. or heavey metal or metal core. it sounds good with the tone on zero on the top pick up. with lots of distortion it souds great.

Support:
dont know

Overall:
overall this product was good i think after a year or less you should move on to a more better guitar to play. one that sought the style of music you like to play but if you like it and you dont think you need another one than keep that one

Feature:
Normal for strat style.

Quality:
Factory QC and assembly must of been having a great day when this one was made.

Value:
Best For its price that I have played so far.

Desirability:
No real sex appeal, but the Baltic Blue is a cool color.

Sound:
Good clean sound, no trash from pots or switch , real good with distortion, nice and smooth either way.

Ease of Use:
Normal.

Overall:
It serves its purpose and will not be replaced, just adding to the collection. The neck on this particular guitar is real fast, one of the better low end guitars I have played, they may not all be this good, never are, but this was a lucky find. I'm keeping it!!!

Feature:
It is great and all but I wish it had a whammy bar.

Quality:
It can last for 10 years if treated corectly.

Value:
CHEAP!!!!!!!!

Desirability:
Very great look. Anybody can love it.

Sound:
It has a lovely sound. It is great for rock. But yet still not the best I have heard.

Ease of Use:
This guitar is great. If I mess up on a song it can still sound good.

Support:
Though guitar but the plugin for the amp tends to loosen

Overall:
Terrific!!!