We use two pads for our high school in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, since februari 2010 for 12 hours a week with continuous play. The product is robust and fine. The only very minor points are that the heels of the shoes from the ladies( with a small surface) leaves scatches/dents on the metal and the space between the front arrow and the frame is somewhat open, leaving a little space for things to go in which don't belong there. But again, this is very minor and shouldn't be a problem.
The feel between the metal and the plastic arrows is clear and the pads sensibility is fine.
For home use absolutly fine since you care about what you purchased. For the use in schools or others places, where individuals simply want to play and often don't care to much about the materials, you need to cover the connection point between the pad and the cable with something hard. My experience is that the (beginning) students step to far or stepping over the pads and damage the connection point. But this ofcourse is the general case with most other dance pads. So, a good solid dancepad and worth it's price. (Posted on 03/04/2010)

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I think the finishing need to be improved, because there are some scratches and draws. Maybe the difference of level between the center and the arrows should be reduce.
But it's a good value for money, better in my opinion than TXs' one. (Posted on 02/02/2010)

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