What is the advantage to a cordless shade over a corded one if you don't have small children?
297580
Sorry for a late answer-I would have to say just no long string draping around like mini blinds have (cat toys )
297581
None in fact i have both a corded and a cordless shade and like the corded one much better. However, good luck finding the corded ones....i think they are all being phased out.
297582
I think its just personal preference. I like corded because mine have lasted longer and less parts to break. Just my opinion. My coolaroo corded shade I've had over a year and no problems.
297583
I didn't have a preference just was looking for a shade for my pergola in the evenings when we were outside.
778804
You can probably use any shade out there provided it has that right sized notch in it. Which means it's best that you have them physically together since the photos here aren't detailed enough to make that comparison.
1130269
No. The problem with cordless is that the batteries become weak and when you have clients that come in and out without stop, you don't have time to recharge or change batteries. The clippers when the batteries are low will begin to "pull" (ouch) and the cut on the hair is not "clean" and smooth.
1222131
I like the corded model best Because you don't have to worry about the batteries running down.
435151
i would just use it with the ceiling socket....you may be able to use it with no shade but it would have to be very stable. you can't use it with anything that would have a tendency to be moved because it is very sensitive and would likely break if used improperly.
292395
The thing is this, it needs high RPM and and consistent power to sustain it. Unless you have one hell of a battery on that cordless, I would go with the cord type. If you have a 2nd battery then by all means you can most likely do it alright but the lack of consistent power just makes it a hassle.
490870
I have found, for my purposes, the two taller units work well enough that I seldom use the short one. As the previous respondent said, you can use it for a back light if you want, or place it anywhere you think you might need extra illumination.
1555455
The corded is better suited for more power and especially on heavy jobs. With the cordless you would be going thru batteries fast.
497330
No, it is not cordless. It plugs into a regular wall outlet. It uses a special "C" type bulb-- long and skinny. I love my lamp -- it is perfect as a piano lamp, and the shade can be tilted to change the angle of the light.
2246458
this desktop one has 420pcs led lamps in total. Usually handheld one has much less lamps.Also, its enery would be stronger and results is better.
776
I would not buy the cordless version. MUCH less power than corded. I would have returned mine but I took too long to try it for the first time! =(
624566
Both admit the highest amount of light advised (10,000 lux). The Liberty is smaller than the Deluxe (Liberty is roughly 13X6X2 vs. the Deluxe which is 22X17X5). If space is an issue, then you'll want to consider this. The Liberty also allows you to adjust the tilt/angle of the light. It doesn't state if the Deluxe has the same feature, though I can't image it doesn't. The Liberty also has two settings, a higher and lower for those who might not want the full 10,000 lux, while the Deluxe doesn't give you a choice. Both can be placed on a table of mounted on a wall. The Deluxe states that it emits a glare-free/soothing light. The Liberty's light can be a bit overwhelming for some people when on the full setting (10,000 lux). It comes with a "glare-free" screen that can replace the standard screen, but I believe it then cuts the output to something like 7000 - 8000 lux. My daughter has been using the Liberty/light therapy for about a year now and we can really see a difference. We love the compactness of it and the ruggedness of it. The light can sometimes get a bit overwhelming at times when used exactly as suggested (light at the 2:00 or 10:00 position while looking straight ahead). My daughter will alternate between using the "correct position" and looking downwards at times (to text or whatever). She simply sits in front of it longer to compensate. You asked which I'd suggest? I think both would be perfectly fine. The 10,000 lux is the key and both meet those requirements. You need to think where you plan to use it and if there's enough room for the larger Deluxe. The size of the Liberty allows you to put it on your bathroom counter for use when you're shaving (or for women: when applying make-up). I do like the anti-glare of the Deluxe though in which you're still getting the 10,000 lux without the glare. As long as the Deluxe can tilt, I don't think you could go wrong with either.
144715
Definitely! The larger size provides better coverage and the panels allow wind to move through without turning the umbrella inside out. I have used this brand for some time.
910743
Rephrase the question. It's for external use, and mine is out 365 days aa year,so probably if you are looking for shade.
865729
It is better to have a little extra power, than to max out a smaller unit. Also depends on how long the device is running... if it is on all the time a a slightly higher unit will work better in the long run.
1427333
We have both by putting the Coolaroo on top of 1X2 slats and really like it. See my review (CReview) on our installation. It is great shade and we can sit comfortably without the sunlight getting in our eyes as it went through the slats before.We have an outdoor fan to circulate the air.
2104736
Anything that cuts the sun is better than nothing. Might be a better idea to plant something taller for the shade.