ThinkGeek Portal 2 Spatula - Aperture Laboratories

The spatula is a lot flatter than I expected (meaning the top is pretty much aligned to the handle). This can make it a bit awkward to use, and the design is not particularly ergonomic. However, at around 4.50$, it can be a worthwhile spatula of decent quality. The spatula part is quite stiff, but ends up bending easily enough when in contact with warmer temperatures. Overall, it gets the job done well enough. Of course, the main reason to get this is certainly for the entertainment of having an Aperture Laboratories piece of equipment, which this conveys splendidly (even if the logo is missing one triangle).

It's an awesome piece to my kitchen. I've had it for about six months and I use it at least 5 times a week. Everything has held up well but the end of the plastic. It's not a flexible material, it's stiff so mine is starting to show some wear. I think I may need to buy another within the next six months but I guess it's not bad to buy one a year. Maybe?

I was trying to make a hashbrown for breakfast, and I guess the potatoes managed to fuel the portal device on the spatula. Next thing I knew, my breakfast disappeared, I know not where. I can only speculate the moon.There's also the chance that I have a defective product. After the potato incident the thing just swears at me.So why the five stars? Let just say I've found an application for this. If you have a strong enough telescope you can see my wife's cooking on the moon.

Very nimble and responsive. The pattern in the middle kinda gets food stuff stuck in it and I would have preferred a larger radius on the corners - otherwise I would have given it 5 starts.

It's a lot less rigid than my other spatulas. It gets the job done though....NOW WE'RE COOKING WITH PORTALS! :D :D :D

Bought as a gift for my boyfriend, we both love Portal and various video game themed products. It works well as a spatula and has the cool logo as well. He was so excited and surprised when he opened it!

I got this for my girlfriend's place as she didn't have a spatula. She's not really into video games so I was able to slip it in. We made burgers last week and it worked great.

Little smaller than i thought but i love it!