Others say...

"None"
I already wrote and edited my review, then was taken to another page where more personal information was asked for. When I tried to erase an entry already there, the whole thing disappeared and I was back to square one.

That's about as much time and effort as I have right now---sorry, no second go-around.

"Superb Dictionary"
I recently purchased this dictionary because I am resuming my studies of German. I speak German well, but not as well as I used to, and not as well as I could. So I purchased this dictionary. It is detailed, clear, and easy to use. (It is hefty, so it would probably not do too well on a trip.) The pronouncing CD is a wonder in and of itself. Overall, this volume has given my studies a real jolt.

"Oxford Duden German Dictionary/Third Edition"
I was looking for a recently edited German dictionary that contained the changes since the "Rechtschreibreform". This was one of the few available. In the past I have used the Langenscheidt, Cassells, AMSCO. This is my first Oxford Duden and I am very pleased with it. The print, with the word being defined in blue, makes it attractive and easy to use. It also contains modern, new words now in usage. The only disadvantage is the phonetic pronunciation for the German is missing, it is there for the English words. The dictionary not only has the new spelling of words, it also contains the old spelling.

"British English - German Dictionary"
Excellent English - German dictionary if you use British English. I would not have bought it if it had been advertised on Amazon as featuring British English, not American. The name "Oxford" should have been a clue to me. Too bad....

"Excellent for Speakers of Both Languages"
This dictionary is perfect whether learning English or German. The Pages are three-column, allowing for an incredibly large amount of entries. The Headwords being blue will be likeable depending on the person. I personally don't care much, except that usually colored type fades away more quickly than black. This big bad book is almost four inches thick, so it is definitely a desk or shelf item. That being said, the book's bulk makes it a bad idea to shelf it vertically, as the weight of the pages will pull at the upper binding. It is best for this one to lay flat to avoid premature binding separation. This is the most comprehensive German English Dictionary I have seen, definitely worth the price.