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A distinguished & sophisticated older gentleman's name.
I don't know any Warren's so I can't really picture on a baby or a child but I still think it is a nice name. It would make a great middle name. Not sure about as a first name but I think if I heard it being used more, it would grow more on me.

I don't like it. It reminds me of rabbits, because a warren is where rabbits live.

I like it! It's hearty and satisfying. My only qualm is its similarity to "warring."

It's a strong, handsome name. I'd love to see it more often for little boys.

An undervalued name. I like it because people don't use it too often anymore.

It's alright. It's my father's, grandfather's, and great grandfather's middle name. They all have G first names, then Warren as a middle name. So because of that, I might use it as a middle name someday, but I don't know. I think the main issue I have with it is that it begins with War, and being a person who strongly disagrees with war, it makes me not like it so much. I really like it for someone else though, and would love to meet a little Warren. :)

I find it very boring, and rather dowdy. It doesn't sparkle like other newly recycled names.

underappreciated

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Warren has an offbeat sharpness about it, the likes of which I also see in names like Xavier, Dexter, Jack, Drake and Vaughan. There is a rakishness about it that I enjoy. It's not outlandish, but it's also a bit unexpected - it's rather rare.

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I know someone with Warren as one of their middle names - I don't like him very much, but it hasn't put me off the name yet.

Good last name not so good first name.