Are 5L.com pronounceables better than random 4L.com domains?

[DNBlogger.com]

It appears that 5L i.e. LLLLL.COM pronounceable domains are selling better than "random" 4L i.e. LLLL.COM these days.

What are your thoughts.

We own both 4L and 5L pronounceables, so please don't think I am trying to downplay 4L.COMs

Thanks.

 

[chimaera]

Pronounceable isn't enough, it also needs to be brandable and "web 2.0" - but generally I am a firm believer that a good 5L is better than a bad 4L.

 

[srigopaldaliya]

I believe the same that good brandable, pronouncable 5L.com's are better then just random, non-pronouncable 4L.com's...

 

[Shasta]

It appears that 5L i.e. LLLLL.COM pronounceable domains are selling better than "random" 4L i.e. LLLL.COM these days....

For me, on eBay, Sedo and Namepros, I have a much easier time selling LLLL.coms because I sell mainly to other collectors. With 11,881,000 LLLLL.coms, and years before they are all registered, they are not yet rare. If I had two similar names to choose from at the same price but 1 had an extra letter, I'd choose the smaller domain due to the rarity factor. Thus, I'd choose Uhj.com over Uhjo.com regardless if the o could stand for online or organization or even makes the domain more pronounceable. If I had to choose between a non pronounceable LLLL.com and pronounceable LLLLL.com at the same price like ZLDM.com and ZILDI.com, I'd choose the LLLL.com.