Another question. Would i be better off getting a redpepper Tangfei because it looks the same but is 18 bucks.I think it gets 2 stars or something
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Our cases are better than any other case on the market. If you would like to go with an imitation company, you will most likely get what you pay for. Our reviews speak for themselves...thanks again!
827525
Save you blood pressure, Eagle Joe is on the money. Also reseller ratings is a great resource for other online purchases. There are tons of threads and a few blogs dedicated to Brooklyn based bait and switch e-stores. Don't be fooled by the very well designed pages, even the BBB certificates. Check them out and remember the advice your momma gave you, "if it sounds too good to be true, it is."
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I got the 140 this past January.. My advise to you would be to get neither.. I have nothing but problems with it from day one.. It's a very inconsistent, unreliable machine.. Spend a little extra money and get a name brand machine.. Even a Lincoln Electric would be far superior.. My main problem with the Longevity is the feeding mechanism and all it's gritty components.. From the spool, the liner, right down to the nozzle.. Absolute junk!! Read the reviews of a the various longevity models.. The same people leave the same reviews for all the machines to boost the rating.. Don't waste your money on any of their machines.. You will be very disappointed and aggravated.. I got the 140 this past January.. My advise to you would be to get neither.. I have nothing but problems with it from day one.. It's a very inconsistent, unreliable machine.. Spend a little extra money and get a name brand machine.. Even a Lincoln Electric would be far superior.. My main problem with the Longevity is the feeding mechanism and all it's gritty components.. From the spool, the liner, right down to the nozzle.. Absolute junk!! Read the reviews of a the various longevity models.. The same people leave the same reviews for all the machines to boost the rating.. Don't waste your... » Read More I got the 140 this past January.. My advise to you would be to get neither.. I have nothing but problems with it from day one.. It's a very inconsistent, unreliable machine.. Spend a little extra money and get a name brand machine.. Even a Lincoln Electric would be far superior.. My main problem with the Longevity is the feeding mechanism and all it's gritty components.. From the spool, the liner, right down to the nozzle.. Absolute junk!! Read the reviews of a the various longevity models.. The same people leave the same reviews for all the machines to boost the rating.. Don't waste your money on any of their machines.. You will be very disappointed and aggravated.. « Show Less
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I have tried this one, the Erisonic, a Chinese knockoff Clarisonic and a Conair True Glow brush. You can purchase this brush for $20-$40 if you look on Ebay or Amazon and you have time to look for a deal. The other brushes range in price from $40-$100, but be careful if it looks like a Clarisonic. The one I got obviously came from a Chinese factory that manufactured for the big brand-name company, but I suspect it was rejected because the battery wouldn't take a charge after it wore down after about a month of use. Disapointing since it did work somewhat better on my 57 year-old skin than the other three. If you want to buy the overpriced brand, pay one of the approved retailor's to be sure you get the warranty. Otherwise, at the price points I mentioned, the Erisonic at $56 including shipping was the best buy. The Sirius is definitely adequate at the price I paid, but I wouldn't pay over $30 for it. Whatever you buy, avoid the spin brushes like "Brite Leaf" or Pro-X which are not worth the $$ in this reviewer's opinion.The Sirius Brush is definitely worth its Amazon bargain price point.
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The one I ordered , regardless of quantity, was not the same quality as it used to be. I'd avoid it. And yes, that was the price for one.
125028
I guess. It looks and works great, so I'd go for the cheaper one if you like the color. I love mine.
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I 'believe' it is the authentic one, but I'd advise passing on any with the Rothco "middle-man" involved. They have a habit of selling cheap Chinese replicas, and sometimes the real thing. Why gamble? Plus Rothco doesn't make a thing, they're just middle-men. Look for this under the authentic Ontario 499 or AFSK, which mean the same thing. By the way, it's a sold knife with a rather crude "polish". Which is great as you'll put it right to work and it'll take a beating.
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This one is old model has screw/mash screen/rotating brush three parts individually that is the same setting as many other brands. The new Juicepresso has three parts in one and higher power and slimmer shape, also easier to clean after use it. Honestly I found it's difficult to convince me the enhancement worth the huge price difference as fist timer , also I like the older straight shape better, so I bought the older model. So far I have good experience on it. It is not that perfect as some commercial shown in YouTube, but it is pretty good for me. The juice is naturally sweet and taste really good. And it's easy to clean. Only the mash screen needs extra time to brush it ( I believe the new model is the same), the other parts are easy to rinse. I only use it to juice the fruits, so far my is still up and running as new.
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Looking at leatherman.com, it looks like there is a new version - in fact, it's the lead "story" on the site right now. This would likely be the reason for the price drop.Looking at the manufacturer's site, it looks like the only difference is cosmetic - the tools appear to all be the same. If it were me, I'd jump on the $20 savings and grab one of these before the new stock replaces it.
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Dont get one. Youre wasting your $20. If you feel you have to get one I think the green one is for fine hair. But the ad should say. Im telling you it sucks. The handle is too short.
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I have the silver and have been very happy with it. I would suggest spending the extra money on something like a rotisserie or a kettlepizza
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They're all part of the same product family. It's just how Amazon groups like products. It's kind of like when you look at a book and it has the hardback, paperback, kindle, and audible options and all the reviews are "bundled" for the book. Or if you go look at a lot of different teas, they'll have all the types mixed together. Sometimes it's ok like with the books because you basically get the same product, other times, like with tea, it's kind of annoying trying to find the reviews for the specific flavor you're interested in. With this, the PSU, the only difference is the wattage, performance and reliability should pretty much be the same. For what it's worth, I just got the 750 not long ago and it's working well for me. Like it a lot better than my older partially modular PSU.
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Ok, but i would rather go get one from asian store, they long grain, but this one like..almost grond, maybe for Japanese style, not my type, I love Thai,vietnamese or from Laos, they are much better quality
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I bought one from them, it shipped fast and didnt have any problems with it. Good knife but if i had to buy another one it woukd be the one without the double ...opener flick things at the bottom of the blade. Its too wide and scratches your hand when you put it in your pocket.
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I tried Busha Brown's and Walkerswood side by side last weekend and my guests and I all agreed the Walkerswood was better. I will tell you that if you don't like spicy heat, you might like the Busha Browns more, because it is milder, but the flavors aren't as well balanced either. Don't get me wrong, Busha Browns is darn good as well, but WW is better.
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The weber are good, and a lot cheaper. This will last a lifetime of neglect and abuse. Does it cook better than a Weber? Maybe not better but every bit as well. I think the claim of how few briquettes it uses is a little over(under) stated. If this had a better way of collecting ashit would be awesome.
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You are right to be concerned due to the vague title. There are many "Chinese" chef's knives out there priced from $12-25, but for this price point (for the Dexter image shown) it'd better be a Dexter, whose Chinese chefs knife with wood handle is excellent and made in the USA. I would only purchase from Amazon or trusted source, if in doubt. I've used my Dexter for over 15 years.