Vaughn what is it you like about yours? The accuracy for setting angles? I have just never seen a reason to spend that kind of money on one. But, we work differently so we have different needs. But you may know something I don't and need too.
First, it was dead on the money, right out of the box. My factory miter gauge, like most, has fine adjustment screws for the 90° and 45° stops. Getting those screws set exactly right, then keeping them in place, never worked out for me. I could never trust the cut. With the Incra, I can trust it. I seldom cut anything other than 90°, with the occasional 45°, but knowing that it's dead on is a great thing. And if the need arises for a 28° cut, I know the Incra will do it and be right on.
Another thing I really like is the adjustable fence, and it's easy to add a sacrificial fence to that, so you can have a zero-clearance backing for the cut. Makes it real easy to align a cut mark on the board and know I'll hit the line exactly.
Third is the flip-stop. Since it's an Incra, it has the toothed 1/32" increments for repeatability, with an additional micro-adjust for the spots in between those 1/32" increments.
Fourth, the bar that slides in the miter slot is adjustable, so you can remove any slop that might be present on your particular saw.
And finally, the gold color is nicely coordinated with my Incra TS-III, the orange Ridgid TS, and my green shop carpet.
I also use the Incra on the router table when the need arises. The only reason I don't use it on my bandsaw is that the BS doesn't have t-shaped miter slots, and I have the Incra set up for t-slots, not regular ones.
I also have a Jointech Smart Miter, which has also been useful, particularly for crosscutting longer pieces, but the Incra is my go-to guage for most cuts.