what's the difference between the snuza go and the snuza halo?
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The halo has a vibration feature that goes off at 15 seconds to stimulate the baby. If the baby does not take a breath, the audible alarm goes off. I personally wanted to be alerted anytime my baby had issues so I purchased the Go.
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As far as I know, the major difference is that the Snuza Go will alarm (beep) as soon as there is no movement detected at 15, 18 or 20 secs. The Halo will first vibrate prior to alarm as a way to nudge baby to breathe. I personally preferred buying the Snuza Go because I wanted to be alerted right away.
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If I'm not mistaken, the Halo vibrates if baby has not taken a breath in 20 seconds. The Go only alarms.
282531
It's my understanding that the Halo has an added vibration feature. If the monitor doesn't detect movement, it gives a small vibration which is intended to cause your baby to wake a little and move. If no movement is still detected, then the alarm sounds. I personally only used the snuza go, which only has the alarm. Hope that helps!
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The halo vibrates after 15, 20, & 30 seconds if no breathing has been detected. If there is no response to the vibration the halo will then begin to alarm. Versus the Go will alarm only if no movement is sensed after 15, 20 or 30 seconds (whichever you program it for.) Personally we purchased the Go, I far prefer to know if my child is having breathing issues immediately instead of him perhaps responding to the vibration & we go unaware of a potentially life threatening problem.
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- The Snuza Hero and Snuza go! are both the same in that they monitor your baby's movements while they are resting, while clipped onto the diaper.- The Snuza Hero has a vibration stimulation which will attempt to rouse your baby if movement is not detected for a period of 15 seconds. Very often, if a baby is still for this long, a little tactile stimulation gets the movement going again. And of course, if it doesn't sense any movement, the alarm will sound after a total of 20 seconds of no movement. The Snuza go! does not have the stimulation feature, and will simply sound an alarm to alert you that movement has not been detected. - The Snuza Hero and Snuza go! are both the same in that they monitor your baby's movements while they are resting, while clipped onto the diaper.- The Snuza Hero has a vibration stimulation which will attempt to rouse your baby if movement is not detected for a period of 15 seconds. Very often, if a baby is still for this long, a little tactile stimulation gets the movement going again. And of course, if it doesn't sense any movement, the alarm will sound after a total of 20 seconds of no movement. The Snuza go! does not have the stimulation feature, and will simply sound an alarm to... » Read More - The Snuza Hero and Snuza go! are both the same in that they monitor your baby's movements while they are resting, while clipped onto the diaper.- The Snuza Hero has a vibration stimulation which will attempt to rouse your baby if movement is not detected for a period of 15 seconds. Very often, if a baby is still for this long, a little tactile stimulation gets the movement going again. And of course, if it doesn't sense any movement, the alarm will sound after a total of 20 seconds of no movement. The Snuza go! does not have the stimulation feature, and will simply sound an alarm to alert you that movement has not been detected. « Show Less
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Snuza Halo will vibrate to rouse baby before the alarm goes off. I didn't like that feature because I always keep my cell phone on vibrate so I'd jump for the baby every time my phone buzzed.
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The snuza halo will vibrate after 15 seconds have passed without movement/breathing and will alarm at 20 seconds. The snuza go only alarms, no vibration. I would prefer to be alarmed anytime there is no movement/breathing for any length of time, that's why we have the snuza go :). Also, the lower price was greatly appreciated!
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Does anyone know what the difference is between the Rayovac SE3DLN and the SE3DLNA lantern?
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I had the same question. Given the answer, it appears the s version is better(?)
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It is the Wearlink+ I'm pretty sure. I *think* the H1 is the base model one that is more rigid and less comfortable.
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I believe the snuza was just a previous version of the Oma. It was my understanding that yet were the same. There are two versions of each though.
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This is the standard model. If it was a slim it would be called Xbox 360 S..... other than that I do not know how to tell the difference between the two. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I've used both and they're both great. I'd say look at the ingredients and see which one seems better to you. Halo is a 7 in one supplement. Nitro Tech is mainly protein and a few extra ingredients. I went with Halo because it replaces so many other supplements and I'm on a tight budget.
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I found that the "S" model has its own dock. Search Amazon for it. It appears to me that the "S" model is more rounded than the "Z" model.
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Levana licensed the technology from Snuza. They are identical products. http://mylevana.com/Press_Release/Baby_Safety_Brands_LEVANA_SNUZA_Announce_Technology_Licensing_Partnership.eng-9.html
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Great Question :) So to see the differences in models go to Google and search "GreatVacs Rainbow Vacuum Models" and you will see the guide that explains the differences. In a nut shell the D4, SE and SE PN2 models all use the same canister and have the same power. The only difference in models is hoses, and power nozzle types for carpet. Let me know if you have any other questions :) Thanks Dustin GreatVacs (Seller)
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I'm not quite sure but I believe the difference is minimal and depends on the case. This stashback is convenient and slim. I bought this for my mom about a year or so ago and she hasn't taken it off since. She keeps her licence and important credit cards with her always. She's dropped the phone several times and the case has held up. The depth is so unnoticeable that it doesn't create a discomfort. It looks as if it's a plain old regular phone case.
2238250
yep, I believe the only difference is the name. Had to replace mine after a bear destroyed the original screen. The shade screen was identical to the original.
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I'm not sure if that's the only difference, but I can tell you that the one I purchased (C3) for my son is awesome. He's 10 and loves it and I've been impressed with the quality.
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The only difference is the LIGHTS. This version has regular LED lights. The other version has 3D lights which is more attractive.
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As far as I know there are 3 versions of this product. The model in this listing which is older and uses a difficult to find battery. I ordered recently from this listing and received that model with the hard to find battery. The Levana Oma which is a newer version but is also being discontinued according to the manufacturer. And finally the latest version also by Snuza that uses a more common battery easier to replace.
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I do not have the exact answer. However from the looks of it, they are the same toy design. It's a great you, good luck with your search!
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Not 100% but I think it's the exact same thing. I believe they had to change the name to hero so I guess the halo is the "older" model.