After reading Bruce Hemmerich review I had to post my own review. I have tested most of the "user interface" and charting components for the .Net environment - and Infragistics NetAdvantage is without hesitation the best component collection in this segment. + Obviously the components are great and gives your project an almost perfect user-interface without much effort – not much code is needed but the components are still very flexible. + It integrates itself neatly within Visual Studio and can be uninstalled correctly if wanted – something many components collections fail to do. + It is definitely very (!) stable, undoubtedly the most important feature! + Well documented with lots of examples (even if I always want more). + Perfect license agreement. No hidden royalties and flexible for the developer “…One developer may utilize a single license on more than one machine as long as they are not used concurrently or shared by other developers…” - excellent, no fuss. + The complete source-code is included – a must if you are a serious programmer.

This product is absolutely excellent! Thanks :)

I have worked with the Infragistics controls extensively when I discovered the COM UltraGrid a couple of years ago. The extensive appearance model and almost unlimited capabilities of this grid control peaked my interest to the point that I converted all of my COM projects to Infragistics (Sheridan and ProtoView) controls and got involved in their beta programs. I published three major projects based on the Infragistics COM Controls in an Outlook Style interface before switching to .NET. When the .NET controls started coming out and my COM projects were completed, I started all of my new projects in Visual Studio .NET using the Infragistics .NET controls. .NET was a tough conversion for an old man like me, but I struggled through it and with the excellent assistance of Infragistics Support I am now publishing both Win Forms and Web Forms applications using the latest NetAdvantage Suite. I recommend the Infragistics controls to any serious developer who is trying to create robust mission-critical applications for either Win Forms or Web Forms (ASP.NET). Regards, Sam Matzen

Well I hated to give them a three, but I find it necessary. The controls are awesome. The scheduling components were my primary reason for purchase and they're great. The grid is great, even the editor controls are a step above the .net stock controls. so why the 3 stars? Documentation, or the lack thereof. Everything you see on the Infragistics site (help files and the incomplete "full anual" that's available to demo clients) is all that is available to even those that purchase the product (which I did, assuming there would be more for the retail customer). I even bought the subscription, because it sounded like a good idea. I guess my biggest problem with the controls was the lack of info on the UltraCalendarInfo object, which seems to be central to the entire scheduling component. But the help file is short and vague. No tutorial and barely any sample code. There is a serious need for a full and complete manual on the suite. I won't renew my subscription when it expires. And in hindsight I wish that i would have done a tad more research and possibly purchased the Janus controls. Their documentation is great and you can Print the schedule as you see it, as well as set up scheduling for multi users - both of which are lacking in Infragistics. So If you wanna throw almost $500 into a great grid, then this is the product for you. Otherwise you might want to look elsewhere until Infragistics figures out how to document their products.

Truly the best. I've been a Infragistics customer for almost 2 years now. I am 100% satisfied and continue to look forward to the new controls and features to come. My only complaint is that the help file is designed to be like Microsoft's VS.NET help file (which I find to be a complete waste as it doesn't offer any real useful information unless you dig deep through its vague and bulky content), but their examples and source are great! Their knowledgebase is top of the line, and their support team is just as good as Microsofts. They make developing much easier and I feel it's definitely worth the buy.