Feature:
The controls are basic. It has volume, power, bassfilter, and two inputs on back. I do wish it came with a few response controls (for room loading and/or other placement variables), but that is just nitpicking at this price since it's the sound that matters most and it's very nuetral as is.

Quality:
Feels solid finish is sweet, the grained metallic veneer would look great on a countertop. All the corners look perfectly joined, everything seems to fit like a glove. Only thing that bugs me is the grills, they need to either rest on a rubberized part of the faceplate or have some kind of decoupler on them, they do feel a bit flimsy. I'd take them off for critical listening to reduce the effects of what their resonance and defraction might add.

Value:
Great price / performance ratio. Very hard to find such good soundquality for near this price anywhere.

Desirability:
Quaint little mini-monitors, I assume most people would love their looks (my tastes are a bit odd as far as what most people preffer from speakers). They fit nicely on a regular desk.

Sound:
The sound keeps up quite well to my stereo's $1200/pr bookshelf speakers. Quite surprisingly accurate, I wouldn't say they are equivalent since they do have less detail and can't play as low but for around 1/5th the price and self powered they are wonderful. I look forward to eventually buying another one of Wharfdale's products. Sounds a ton better then my old pr of B&W 602 series 2's which were over twice as much.

Ease of Use:
Bought an external USB interface to use as a pre-amp for them. I have more questions about how to get the most out of the usb interface then I'll ever have about these speakers.

Support:
the LED on the left speaker didn't work from day one but the speaker sounds great so haven't bothered to use it.

Overall:
If I do eventually upgrade from these it'll probably be 3- 5 yrs from now and mostly only to judge either speaker designs I build or if I do decide to do minimilist recordings for fun or profit. They are great for the price and have very few features but they earn their keep with quality sound.

Feature:
I liked the addition of protective grilles for the speakers. I keep them on when not in use and take them off when mixing or listening.

Quality:
The product is well made, cosmetically very clean and sleek. No blemishes, loose parts, etc. Perfect shape.

Value:
Seems comparable to others in price range. I owned the Samson Resolv 50a which are ten dollars cheaper. I think the Wharfedales sound cleaner and are much more stylish. The Samson's use cheap rubber logo stickers that come off easily.

Desirability:
Very nice to look at. Kevlar driver, sleek allen head bolts, cool blue on light, nicely crafted pieces.

Sound:
Nice flat frequency response. Great imaging and bass response as well.

Support:
Never had them serviced.