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I think elegant and old fashioned (in a good way)

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I particularly like Ada Rose and Ada Violet

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Ada Elizabeth doesn't flow that well (Elizabeth is too long for it)

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Not a fan of the name Josephine

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Ada Margot is nice but seems a bit abrupt

It’s grown on me recently, though it sounds dated.

I love the name Ada, it's lovely. Ada Rose, Ada Violet and Ada Elizabeth Nina are all nice combos. My fave Ada combo is Ada Florence. I believe it was my maternal great-great grandmother who was named that name. And my paternal great grandmother was Ada Grace I believe, also a beautiful combo. Ada Pearl is another fave.

I like Ada. The vintage feel appeals to me, and apparently I enjoy the sound and saying -da names. I really like Ada Margot and Ada Elizabeth; they have a lot of personality.

I like it. It has the appeal of Ava, without being ubiquitous. So, that's cool.

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I like Ada Rose and Ada Josephine.

I like it! I have a family member who is an Ada Violet :)

I like Ada. My husband's cousin has an Ada Dawn.

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Ada Violet or Ada Margot

It's a silly little name, lacking personality. OK for a 19th-century heroine's best friend. And I don't like the way it sounds like Aider or Aid A.

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I'd prefer Nina Elizabeth Ada.

I feel like it lacks the backbone of Ida, the poise of Adele, the liveliness of Ava, the gravitas of Adelaide, the quirkiness of Adair, and the simplicity of Ana.

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Or: it works okay as a name, but nothing stands out to me about it in a way that is appealing.

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When I see/hear it, I mainly think...
1 - "add a" or "atta girl"
2 - it's the Sindarin word for "Dad"
3 - Addison in a corset (and I don't like Addison)

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So I'd prefer combos like:
Adelaide Nina Eliza
Adair Elizabeth Nina
Ida Margot
Adele Violet
Ana Josephine
Rose Eliza
Rose Elizabeth Adair
Adele Nina Violet