They play so smoothly and hold their tune shockingly well, even right after stringing

overhyped, ill go back to my non-childlike colored strings thanks, ernie ball skinny top heavy bottom user (10-52s) standard tuned

And they still play and hold tune really well!

Stayed in tune well

Don't get me wrong, there are many decent strings; but only a few that are truly "better" (i.e. sound great, last a longer, tune faster and that don't lose tune when bending or whammy use)

overhyped, ill go back to my non-childlike colored strings thanks, ernie ball skinny top heavy bottom user (10-52s) standard tuned

but I had a string break while tuning down on first use

Once in tune they are very good at holding the tune even with him doing lots of bends

Sounds amazing and stay in tune very well

Most notably the tuning stability

The selling point here is that they really stay in tune well during a show

otherwise they are great strings and hold there tune very well

Absolutely hands down, the most stable tuning long lasting bright powerful strings I've ever used.

These stings hold their tune, hold their intonation, hold their tone... and they resonate in bright, clear tones

Hold a tune well and rebound perfectly!

The EB Classic Rock N Roll 10-46 set that I previously preferred is half the price of the NYXLs

Strings are nice and bright, like advertised, but the high E was tarnished in a few spots

Probably my favorite string (at least at the moment)... really nice heavy gauge strings, I got the 1150BT balanced tensions ones, so the 50 low E is especially nice since it's a little heavier than a normal 48, but not quite as chunky as a 52

: High E snapped at post during stringing, G & B sticky to slide due to the nature of the metal alloy (couldn't even test the high E), not as easy to bend as advertised - the gauges I run feel like a heavier gaugeToo many negatives to warrant the price

Probably my favorite string (at least at the moment)... really nice heavy gauge strings, I got the 1150BT balanced tensions ones, so the 50 low E is especially nice since it's a little heavier than a normal 48, but not quite as chunky as a 52