[trampsymphony]

Gandi.net is my favorite. Decent prices, big selection of ccTLDs, great UI.

[aymeric]

I have used gandi.net for years without regret. It is a little bit more expensive but the UI/reliability are great.

(I wish they offered .com.au though)

[ritonlajoie]

I use gandi and am quite happy with their UI. BUT don't, DONT open 2 domain zone in 2 tabs to edit them. Gandi don't support that : you will end up making modifications for domain 1 while thinking you are modifying domain 2 !!

[gregcain]

+1 on Gandi. A very nice UI, and I like having my registrar outside the US. As a DNS host, it's robust enough, but they don't provide SPF records (~ 6 months since I've looked.)

[AdamGibbins]

SPF records are just TXT records, which they do support? I understand theres an actual "SPF" record type also but last I checked its not very widely adopted and the TXT version is exactly the same anyhow.

[auxbuss]

I bought a domain from gandi.net recently and was very impressed with its ease of use and the speed that changes occurred. All I wanted to do was point the domain at a linode instance and everything was live within minutes. Very fast propagation. Early days, but impressed so far.

[sandGorgon]

http://www.gandi.net/supports/ -> very, very interesting.

[AdamGibbins]

Worth noting they also have a very reliable DNS service. Both master and slave.

[zumda]

+1 for Gandi. Great UI, easy to configure, and no problems until now.

[ErrantX]

Yep, another happy Gandi user here :)