Great

Very versatile, I use it as my only source of gain. Great for everything from The Strokes (low gain) to Radiohead (high gain). In general get a Behringer pedal when you don’t know if you’ll like a pedal and aren’t comfortable dropping £90+ on a pedal you might like, so if you get a £20 pedal instead, you aren’t dropping big money on a pedal you might not like, and if you really like that sound, then you can go for the big version. Or just buy Behringers in bulk.

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For the money, it's fine

I've been playing guitar since the 80s, in bands or at home for my own amusement. Over the years I've used two of these that band members owned, and own one myself because it was $20. For $20, it's a great tube screamer clone. It sounds better than a lot of DAW plugins I've used, and it doesn't cost a lot of money. If something breaks or the build quality concerns you, rehouse it in a different case and you'll be able to convince people it's a boutique TS clone as long as you find and mark some sweet spots. I don't recommend pushing a strongly boosted signal into it, but relatively early in the chain it's fine. Oh, and every single one of these plastic-housed Behringer pedal I've ever messed around with tries to push patch cables out, so mount it on something stable and don't let the cables jiggle around. Again, you can buy it for $20, set your expectations accordingly or buy something else.

insane for the price, genuinely, i wouldnt lie about this

dude.. when i tell you, this is literally an ts808 in a mcdonalds toy package. it literally (to me) sounds exactly what an ts808 sounds like. and everyone says the issue is the case but i dont mind it because its actually good plastic and wont break unless you are one of those guys that just jump on their pedals. i never saw a need to get another tube screamer and ive been using this for quite some time, its literally THE japanese green pedal that has THE mid hump (except in plastic i guess lol)

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For the price not bad

Not a bad pedal, but parts of it can be a bit flimsy. Not sure I'd recommend it for live use but in the studio its fine.

Great cheap TS808 clone.

A solid TS808 clone, a kind of set it and forget it pedal. Some may fear that the plastic enclosure won't last. I think it can hold up for a few years and by then you should have figured out if you want to shell out the big bucks for a genuine tube screamer, so you can place a metric ton on the switch, rehouse this pedal in a generic metal case or just spend another 20 bucks on a replacement. Or you can use it as always on and clean up the sound by rolling the volume down on the guitar, in this case I think the pedal should last a long time if you don't throw it around. Perfect balance of price, purpose and tone.

Really great sounding

I ordered a pack of Behringer pedals to put them head to head with it's Boss counterparts. They sound is amazing for their price, it's a fact. Only con is the plastic shell and footswitch that don't inspire much confidence, I would happily pay extra for a proper metallic casing. But tone-wise they are awesome.

The TO800 sounds really good, very dynamic with that classic but not overly exaggerated mid hump, I actually like it better than my previous Tube Screamer mini! Somehow I don't get that wet-on-dry layered sound, which kinda bugged me in the TS mini. I really only used it with gain bellow 9 o'clock with humbuckers and max 12 o'clock with single coils. Anything higher than 2 o'clock sounds a bit harsh and way to compressed for me.

extremely good pedal for it's price

From what i understand this pedal is an exact copy of the Tube-screamer and this pedal even has the original 4558 chip. it's sounds really good. one complaint that i have with all Behringer pedals which is the plastic enclosure and small (& unreliable) switch and what i would consider a bad buffer (Note: i'm don't hate buffers, i understand the need of buffers but this pedal buffer sounds bad). I would recommend to people who are beginners or just wanna try out the tube-screamer for cheap but if you are gigging i think it's a better choice to get a proper tube-screamer (from Ibenez, Maxon, JHS or whatever).

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Forget the plastic casing: it's all about the tone!

Behringer is well known for making clones. Some hate the fact they steal other's work. Me, I don't care for one bit.

The TO800 just sound every bit like its og counterpart, at a price that you can't just pass by. I use it to boost my other ODs, but it sounds just as great on its own in front of a clean amp.

There's not much to say about such a classic, so if you need a TS, you should definitely check it out.

TS808 Clone

A ridiculously cheap clone of a TS808 Tube Screamer in a plastic enclosure. And by "clone" I mean that it is so close to the original that in a blind test I was unable to tell any difference between this and an original TS808. No idea how durable the enclosure is, and I guess there are some who wouldn't want to be caught with a Behringer pedal on theitr boards, but if you always wanted to know what a Tube Screamer sounded like with your rig but didn't want to shell out a lot of money to find out, then this is your safest, and by far cheapest, bet.

Unbeatable for the Price

Cloned after a Ibanez TS808. Sounds sooooo similar. I can't hear a difference, but have also never physically owned a TS808. For a hard plastic casing, it is well worth the $30.