Feature:
what do you expect for this price, its bare bones, i wish it had a built in tuner but its no big deal

Quality:
great quality, exept for the bridge pins

Value:
best for the price!

Desirability:
it looks great in black

Sound:
sonds good, especially plugged in

Ease of Use:
easy to play, action is alright, but its no ibanez, but its cheaper

Support:
i wouldnt know

Overall:
i love it, its suits my needs, and it was cheap

Feature:
It's bare-bones. But a hell of a deal at the price.

Quality:
Like I said, mine was allegedly "blemished," but I have yet to find why.

Sound:
In terms of bang for the buck, this may be the best guitar I've ever owned. (Mine's allegedly blemished, though I haven't found the flaw, so I only paid $109.00.) And my collection includes a 40-year-old Martin 12 string. Good acoustic sound; the pickup is a bit weak (no preamp) but adequate. Good neck. Good looks. Plays great.

Ease of Use:
A really nice-playing guitar. You couldn't get a guitar like this for the price when I started playing, back when a 3 Musketeers bar went for a dime.

Support:
No experience. I knew Silvertone as Sears' house brand back in the sixties; this ain't the same Silvertone, it's night and day.

Overall:
Not the best guitar in the world, but the best $150 guitar I've ever played.