Is GMAT 800 Kaplan decent difficulty?

I'm reading/practicing the Kaplan, GMAT 800 book currently. Just curious to see if anyone in the past has practiced the book and how it compares to real GMAT questions. Honestly, I've read all the MG quant books so far, did all the GMAC questions, I have the 1012 princeton review questions, and so far it seems that the GMAT 800 book falls either 2nd or 3rd in difficulty.

Princeton review 1012 questions seems like it has the hardest questions, followed by GMAT 800, then MG questions (but they're not really GMAT questions) finally the GMAC book.

BTW does anyone have any practice tests I may use? I'm just trying to gauge my range. But I will not take it until I'm finished studying for the verbal. Just finished quant. Quant wasn't bad at all, just a little trouble on combinations and radicals still. Some word problems are tricky as well. Geometry is so fun lulz.

Thanks for any info provided!

- Dave

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