Harley Benton HQS EL 10-48 Flatwound

Lighter and slinkier than my DAddario flatwounds and half the price. Ok so the look of the string isn’t quite as high quality as the Chromes but they are close, and allow for easier bends and so are better for rock and roll or bluesy stuff. I’d say for those used to roundwounds, give these a try first.
For Jazzers used to flatwounds, maybe they offer less fatigue.

Good working strings so far. Could be slightly less grippy, but It feels the grip is wearing out and becoming more pleasant to touch. A good clean and lube will improve it. The tone is nice and they feel ok to me. Nothing particularly wrong with them. Already used for recording and worked just fine.

I've been playing flatwound strings for years because I can't stand squeaky roundwounds (even though they have a brighter sound). These HB strings play just as nicely as more expensive brands but cost 1/3 of the price. If you are looking to try flatwounds, these are a great way to start.

I have the lowest 4 strings installed on a cigar box guitar. Expected a bit more muted tone, they are still quite lively, no finger noise though. Good price point to try out flatwounds.

finally smooth strings at a decent price: lovely

i've tried countless different sets on my guitar and none of them sounded as good as these, they're something incredible, i hope they do last
but i don't think i am playing rounds on electric ever again

Good quality, but i found out fast that these are way too skinny for my liking. I am using 9's roundwounds on other guitars (9-42 to be exact) and the usual 10 roundwounds already feel too stiff and thick to me, however it is not the case with these flatwounds. The sounds is good, a bit too bright and sparkly to my liking. I bought 12's already - those sound and feel way better.

not bad for the first timer

I use these strings with an acoustic guitar. They do the job quite well. They are not loud of course.

Not as bright as round but much easier to play