Muppetteer-
I like it. I bought it mostly for the drum loops and because I knew/trusted the brand, but it is nice to be able to save things as well. It's the only looper I've owned, but I'd probably get the same one again given the choice.
I wish the menu was quicker/easier to navigate for setting up the drums, but I don't know how I'd actually do it better myself. I also looked at the RC-10R, and that one doesn't seem to really 'fix' it so there was no reason to trade up for me.
As much as I hate digital things that can only talk to me through a tiny LCD, at least the one on the Boss is bright and clear etc. I've got similar feelings about multi-function knob things, but again at least it works well and is clicky. As above, I think it's the nature of the thing, and can't suggest any ways to improve it. Definitely happy with it for what it is, even if it felt like it was a bit more expensive than I thought it should be. The fact that I've only pointed out a load of negatives is because other than those, it 'just works', which is great.
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jgadd
I've gone and bought some pedals...
The looper came first in January, and I'd never owned any before. Then I borrowed my brother's multi-FX thing and had to admit that yeah, I had fun, in spite of liking the simplicity of just plugging straight into an amp.
The Caverns is great (I just wanted a basic reverb, but this was cheap second hand and it's fun), the wah is a wah, and I'm still figuring out how to make the Tube Screamer work nicely with my amp.