You will quite likely get a lot of answers that say "feels great" and another lot that say "Doesn't feel very good". "Feel" is such an individual thing that you would be better off trying to find one that you can try out, than relying on subjective info from someone else. It's kinda like asking of something tastes good - what tastes good to me may taste foul to someone else

The Evo does seem to be more "ergonomically" designed than some of the other Multiplex radios, but I think you still need to hold it in your hands and see how easy it is to reach the various switches etc, which controls you need to take your hands off the sticks to reach, and which can be reached while the joysticks are under full control, how easy it is to find each individual switch without looking at the bank of switches to see which one you picked, etc. Then hold other radios you are interested in, and compare from there.

It's highly subjective. (Otherwise it wouldn't always be such a hot topic when it comes up here )

Gordon