This is Prime Cobblestone. There are two distributors of it that I know of, Virginia Hardwoods and Wanke Cascade. The only difference is that Wanke has a pad attached and VH doesn't. It is fairly new product I'm told.
Our house is unique in that it gets a lot of light so I was really picky about selecting something that didn't have a plasticky sheen to it. I kept the samples over a 3 day weekend and moved them around and checked on them at different times of the day. Prime was the only one that looked like real wood all the time. We had samples of just about everything under the sun. Everything that Lumber Liquidators, Lowes, Home Depot, etc have. We also had Adura and Coretex in our home. I spent 100s of hours looking for just the right stuff. In the end we went with Prime because it was the only one that passed the test. It also looked the most real. Installed it is simply amazing. My second choice would be the Coretex. I should note, the only one we didn't try was Coretex HD and that one may be as good. I asked more than one sales person who carried both and all said this looked closer to real wood. That was my goal and I'm really happy with our choice. I am happily surprised that it isn't as cold, loud and slippery as laminate. (It is of course louder than carpet).
Cobblestone is difficult to photograph (as are most of them I suspect). The photo makes it look like a silver grey. It is not. It is a mix of driftwood grey colors with touches of dark grey and a taupy beige color. I really like the color because it plays nice with cool and warm colors. It looks really nice with our natural maple cabinets and I expected that it would be at best okay. I was prepared to put in marble counter tops to try and tie it together but it wasn't necessary.

Ginny, do you have any issues with keeping your floor clean, I have read some other posts that people are having a hard time with their lvp because it picks up all the footprints and can’t be cleaned easily. They are also getting a “haze”. thanks for your input.

I use Bona stone, tile, laminate cleaner. a H20 at home mop system with a worker and polisher head and the rubber brush head. I also have an iLIFE robotic vacuum (because it doesn't have bristles). My floor looks clean no issues with footprints or haze. I suspect those are the cleaners.

The robot runs once a day. I leave the worker head on the mop most of the week for when I need to go over an area the robot misses or can't reach. One day a week we use the rubber brush head to really sweep well then the polisher with the bona cleaner. I use the cleaner to spot clean if there is an issue too.

But... we have dogs and are a family of 5 so we give the floor a workout.

Thank you. I am considering the prime aqis shield but hav Not seen a lot of comments/posts for that.

i have 3 kids, no pets though.