this or the Vinluxe? Any comparison? Amazon rates them both very high.
2066627
Both have the same 3 stage process for aeration. Umbrella, tiny holes and then the suction tube. From an engineering standpoint they appear to be the same. I have the zazzol and love it! I use it for reds, whites and spirits. I'd go with best price between those two
2066628
Not the vinluxe, the Professional Commercial Grade Wine Aerator Decanteris the best!!
2066629
I haven't used the Vinluxe so I can't compare. Still very happy with my Jazzol.
2066630
Definitely buy the Zazzol, I have used it frequently since December, top quality, easy to clean and I can tell the difference in taste after aeration.
1980571
The difference is most likely going to be material quality. I use the Vermont American all the time and it does the job right on the spot, like a pro without it that has everything set into muscle memory. They look the same but one is going to last longer than the other, so go by the one that has better reviews by people.
572666
Owning both the 55-200VR and the 70-300VR and have compared not only both but two copies of the 55-200 on two Nikon DX cameras against the 70-300. Viewing was done on two hi-def monitors (25" and 27") using close to two thousand pics. Bottom line- the 70-300 blows away the 55-200. It is not even close. The MUCH heavier 70-300 is considerably sharper, colors are balanced and accurate (as they are on the 55-200) but much richer, brighter, with better contrast and much better bokeh. Skin tones and portraits in particular are wonderful with the 70-300. Downside on the 70-300 is that it is heavier. I have read some comments that the 70-300 begins losing sharpness after 200mm but my copy is super sharp at all focal lengths. If you are a serious amature and can justify the price go for the 70-300.
513918
There's a lot of discussion about the advantages of the old version in the Amazon user reviews of both versions. I bought the (more expensive) old version and am happy with it, but never tried the newer one for comparison.
1363915
It seems like the early units provided by the company to Vine reviewers were different from the ones now being sold. I'd ignore the Vine reviewers as they probably had different versions.
507043
im torn between them as well. was going for the bar32 because the listed price was higher so assumed better quality but i've been to the DeLonghi website and they are both for $99. so i wonder where did that $210 came from? lol . but i think im still going for the BAR32 though.. just like it better i guess...
112611
There is a video on YouTube comparing both of the mandolines. Very informative. Just search for Mandoline Reviews.
879940
there are two different brands. I discovered that the Hape one was better built. If you found the Hape one for cheaper grab it!
2215418
Sorry, am only familiar with the one we own and which we like we like very much. Not familiar with the other model so can't offer a comparison.
2069305
Inasmuch as I don't own the VinLuxe, I can't tell you if it is the same as the Zazzo. They appear to be about the same price.
1520355
There is no comparison; hands down the Bamix blows it out of the water. It's smoother and a lot more powerful and dint fall apart the second time I used it.
284426
I just went to walmart.com (1/27) and they have the SV421XVT at $897. Perhaps you were looking at the VO420E for $638.
53179
Y'all are looking at the wrong one. The higher priced one isn't from Amazon and it's just the 725T. Do your search for the 725T PLUS - it's still $399 - I know, I just got one! It's thru Amazon, while the more expensive one is straight from Horizon.
903008
I see the price of the HF200 is coming down in some retailers. But even the lower price is too high. Based on comparisons, I don't think the HF200 is worth a dollar more that $600. What else? I got a friend raving about the JVC Everio, which he carries everywhere with him.
532805
Every wine we "tested" tasted better after Vinturi application.....from J Lohr Cab to Almaden boxed Cab and many in between. It is a must have device.
987695
I've not tried both, but I have to say that the Volpi was a really good buy. It's not a Parma or a Serrano, but it's a third of the price and, for everyday use, it is really pretty good
2051202
I had a one-on-one demo yesterday of the VirtuoLine (slightly newer product - said the only difference was size/shape and larger water reservoir). The coffee was plenty hot, and i like mine hot. It was too hot to drink and for quite some time.