Product review (1 stars): Update!  Great Value Turned to Burnt Out!
May 2013:  Six months in and the element burnt out.  Replaced it with a genuine Whirlpool part and we will see what happens.

December 2012:  Arrived in three days, works perfectly, and the price can't be beat!  I read some of the other reviews, and have this to add:

1.  When replacing this part you do NOT have to replace both (High and Low temp) thermostats - it might be a good idea, but it is not absolutely necessary, unless, of course, they are bad (test them with a Volt/Ohm meter - if either read as an open contact, replace them).

2.  When replacing this, OR the thermostats check to be sure you don't have a blocked dryer vent.  A blocked, even partially blocked dryer vent is often the cause of thermostat and heating element failure.