I'll totally admit that my expectations for it were really low, which was probably why I liked it. For the majority of the instances I used it I was pretty much looking to see if signal "X" was ever high during some period in which signals Y and Z were doing something, and if so, for how long. (A job my ancient oscilloscope wasn't great at, lacking no memory/"freeze frame" functions.) Pretty much anything remotely like a logic analyzer would do the job.

I'm surprised Saleae charges as much as they do now. When the original "Logic" came out it was priced quite reasonably. (The intro price was something like $79? Maybe $99?) The $200-$500 they're charging now seem much less compelling, especially considering the improved competition.