I thought the stems were much shorter than I expected, and the long matching questions were very few in number. What I thought was the level of detail was pretty high. It wasn't enough to know the 'big picture' on a lot of subjects, you had to really dig to get the answer. Jensen's only does so well with this. There were a few questions that Jensen's covered well, but not well enough to answer correctly. As stated before, lots of what is the NEXT step, or LEAST likely. These can be tricky. But time was no issue at all. I'd be willing to guess the percentage correct needed to pass goes up to high 70's this year.
As far as the exam conditions, I really thought that PeasonVUE or whatever did a pretty good job. It felt much more secure than when I did the USMLE. No BS. Good dividers so I really could sit far back and still not see who was next to me. Also we had I think all ABA candidates in the center. Much better than when I took step III on 'GED Day' at the test center.