For those of you wondering, it is the new omni deck produced by Shawn Farquhar (who bought the rights from Bill Palmer)

quality is really good. Definitely something that will last you a long time.

This single prop will compliment your ambitious card routine, should you not already have a finale.

However, there are other epic routines out there also utilising the omni deck, e.g. OMNI PRESENTITHWICH by James Brown(Professional Opportunist Vol 1) and CTRL+ALT+DELETE by Bill Abbott (Coctail Card Magic) just to name a few.

This effect, when done properly, will serve as a brilliant finisher to an ambitious card routine. This will get fantastic reactions from those you perform to. Worth getting.

It's a nice little deck. I do quite like it! Gotta learn a deck switch though.

Wow! at first I was kind of unsure about this one, but it is now among my favorites! It is amazing enough to have an ambitious card jump to the top of the deck, but to have the entire deck turn into a hunk of glass!? that is an INSANE feat! Very impressed. Just make sure you use a handkerchief to reveal the glass =). Buy it! for 10 bucks it is SOOOO worth it!

this thing is a marvel in it's own ways! i use it for ambitious card and other effects where i vanish a deck of cards! love this thing! the illusion is simply mind blowing to the audience!
A GREAT REPUTATION MAKER if used flawlessly! the price is a bit high though. but thats ok. I recommend u buy it!!!

This is a great, great effect and one that spectators will remember. Plus, all things considered, it is pretty practical. Get all the motions and the moves down and all you have to do is carry one of these in your pocket and you are READY to go with ANY Deck, ANYWHERE at ANYTIME.

This is also one of the best prices you will find anywhere; really cheap all things considered being almost 12 dollars. These things however ARE quality; the edges REALLY look similar to a pack of cards and this thing really sells the effect for you.

Anyway, I really enjoyed this effect, and it will last you a lifetime. As far as difficulty goes, it takes confidence, not skill. You work on this for a while; the mechanics aren't hard. But really having the confidence to do this in front of a live audience is what matters.

Highly recommended!