I think it's more that CodeLens appears to be far less of a niche feature than the others exclusive to Ultimate, which has people up in arms a bit because it lo

I think it's more that CodeLens appears to be far less of a niche feature than the others exclusive to Ultimate, which has people up in arms a bit because it looks universally useful to all developers (but not useful enough on its own to justify the extra $10K or so if you're not using other Ultimate features). We have MSDN access here, but that only offers Premium, not Ultimate. So yeah, I run Premium day-to-day also, but I definitely feel like I would benefit from CodeLens in my dev workflow (especially with the upcoming Git integration in VS2013 Update 3).