Feature:
Easy to use, no reverb, but it does have a gain knob, CD in and headphone out. Drive, level, treble, bass knobs.

Quality:
I have left this on ovrnight many many times and it doesn't get too warm. I have used it daily for a couple of years, it never makes a mistake.

Value:
Super value.

Desirability:
It's tiny, sounds good and is reliable.

Sound:
It reproduces the guitar with a real nice grung overdrive and it isn't too loud doing it. Isn't this what you want in a practice amp?

Ease of Use:
Too easy?

Support:
Haven't had to use them.

Overall:
I've used it to amplify my TV because I am a hard of hearing musician, and to play practice riffs. It always works and sounds good, you can't bother people who are far away, right?

Feature:
Features are pretty good but there is no reverb.

Quality:
This product is very sturdy for the price. Looks just like the one in the pic.

Value:
worth price

Sound:
I have played on many amps and I know what sounds good. This is a great little amp for practicing, but I wouldn't go much farther than that. Perfect for backstage warmup.

Ease of Use:
Very easy to use, plug in and play.

Support:
haven't dealt with support

Feature:
It has overdrive and a little equalizer control. Pretty standard stuff here. Headphone jack is nice, line in is useless.

Quality:
It looks good and seems really sturdy. It's probably made of cheap plywood/paper mix crap. But who cares? It's a very solid little amp. One of the few things exceptional about it.

Value:
It's a good choice for the price. Just don't expect too much from this little guy and you'll be satisfied.

Sound:
This gets simply an average in sound. What do you expect from a cheap-o practice amp? High gain overdrive sounds pretty good, but anything else sounds really muddy and toneless. Useless for anything but practicing, but that's what this amp is specifically designed for.

Ease of Use:
Four knobs. Simple is as simple does.

Overall:
I use this amp when I need to be quiet about my practicing. It also makes a usefull portable amp. As long as you don't expect incredible sounds from it, you'll be happy with it.