Others say...

"Object of envy"
I bought one of these a few years ago. I love a good spatula, and this is one of my favorites. It works every angle and edge of a pan. Great for frying, and even for soup stirring and blending.

It has been so much admired by friends, I have bought several more as gifts so I can keep my own safe in its drawer.

"maybe it's just me..."
but I don't think this spatula is worth the $14.99 I paid for it. It is not "non stick" for me, even my eggs stick to it. It's not the right angle for me - the little lip at the front is annoying and I just found a spatula shaped exactly the same at target and they called it a "fish turner." Anyhow, I'm still on the search for a spatula I love as much as my old one...that they don't make anymore, of course! I would not buy this spatula.

"YES it's worth it & YES it is better than the one you have"
Everybody and their cousin makes these things for use in non-stick cookware, and my wife and I must have bought them all in a desperate effort to find one with the right balance of flex and stiffness that really can get under foods (even delicate fish filets) and, yet, not stick to the food or damage the pan. Lots of them LOOK good, and SHOULD work, but they don't (in a fit of frustration with eggs, my wife tried and sequentially THREW AWAY every one of them we had about a week ago). So, I read the reviews here and bought both types that WMF makes, and, well, this is as good as it gets. Silicone is heat resistant but it isn't stiff enough for a good spatula for this purpose, so, YES, you do have to be careful to not leave THESE sitting in a HOT pan. So, buy these and throw those others away.

"Well made"
This is a nice turner. Well made and sturdy. Good for getting under such things as burgers. I'm sure it will last many years.

"Very good, but not superior"
Works very well, ergonomically, but after a few uses it showed a bit of melting at the leading edge--which is unusual b/c I did not let it sit in the pan. However, I still highly recommend it.