Can someone tell me the differences between the UniQ and the Capricorn besides the $300 price? Thank you.
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I believe the UniQ is a little lighter and has those somewhat useless under belly lights, it also has velvet strip around to reduce marking of walls or furniture and has several "parking" modes where you can attach the wand and it will shut itself off, lastly I think the UniQ comes with a much longer warranty. If it was my decision I think I'd spend the extra $300, once you commit to spending $1200 you might as well go all the way to $1500 at that point to get the newest sleekest vacuum on the market. I opted to get a Panasonic for $400 but I'm finding a few faults so sadly it may be going back within the 30 day return policy. I believe the UniQ is a little lighter and has those somewhat useless under belly lights, it also has velvet strip around to reduce marking of walls or furniture and has several "parking" modes where you can attach the wand and it will shut itself off, lastly I think the UniQ comes with a much longer warranty. If it was my decision I think I'd spend the extra $300, once you commit to spending $1200 you might as well go all the way to $1500 at that point to get the newest sleekest vacuum on the market. I opted to get a Panasonic for $400 but I'm finding a few faults so sadly it may... » Read More I believe the UniQ is a little lighter and has those somewhat useless under belly lights, it also has velvet strip around to reduce marking of walls or furniture and has several "parking" modes where you can attach the wand and it will shut itself off, lastly I think the UniQ comes with a much longer warranty. If it was my decision I think I'd spend the extra $300, once you commit to spending $1200 you might as well go all the way to $1500 at that point to get the newest sleekest vacuum on the market. I opted to get a Panasonic for $400 but I'm finding a few faults so sadly it may be going back within the 30 day return policy. « Show Less
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There really isn't much of a difference at all. Only notable differences are 10 year warrantee (vs. 7), 5 year labor warrantee, velvet lined holder for attachments (vs. unlined), illuminated side parking lights (vs. not lights on sides), Under body lights (vs. no lights underbody), Velvet bumper strips (vs. rubber), and an Automatic suction control option. That's it. Hoses, cords, bag capacity, attachments are all the same even length.
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I've been using the original for a little over two years now. This is actually my second one (the first got accidentally put in the washing machine). I'm definitely looking at upgrading to the Ultra real soon and also getting one for my wife. I've also pre-ordered the Fitbit Aria Smart Scale that is due out in April. Check that item out on their website.
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I think they are one in the same but I could be wrong. Suunto has many "flavors" of watches so it may be there is a difference. Functionally they appear to be the same and style-wise the same.
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I own two, in different patterns. The only difference that I can see is the color or pattern. I think price differences are just different vendors our different times the pattern come from.
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Jim,The price for the Ubiguinol is the more expensive Co Q 10...The price right now is, 49.99..The Ubiguinol absorbs in the body much better then the other type of Co Q 10.(cant think of the name of the other one right now..Guess I need this one lol)
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The fitbit one is water resistant whereas the fitbit ultra, apparently, is not. Additionally the fitbit one syncs automatically with some phones whereas the fitbit ultra only syncs when you are close to a base station thing you have to plug into our computer. Finally, the fitbit one has a silent alarm (it vibrates to wake you up), it's a little bit smaller than the ultra, and you can't clip it directly to your clothes like you can with the ultra so you have to use the holster that it comes with. It seems like a lot of people have had trouble with the one falling out of the holster, though, so be really careful to wear it somewhere you won't lose it.
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I believe the C is their Cinima line. I believe the only addition is the new lens coating for reduced glare and such. I don't believe this one has the T stops insetad of F stops which is typically associated with the Cinima line. A word of caution, I think the A setting for aperature is very handy and would recomend paying the extra cash to get this feature.
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Hey Benjamin There is a side-by-side comparison of the various lamps Philips makes at the end of the listing for the HF3470. It looks like it boils down to this: The HF3470 has a replaceable bulb (what that entails, I couldn't tell you. It looks like the HF3520 must be a "forever" bulb). The HF 3470 has a "sunrise simulation" which I dig, and helps me wake up more naturally, which is what I bought the product for in the first place, so that was important to me, but is it for you? Lastly, the HF3470 has 2 sound simulations whereas the HF3520 has 5. I wouldn't call that particular facet a deal breaker. It looks to boil down to the idea of the sunrise simulation and is that worth roughly $60 for you? Happy shopping.
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I believe it is just the colors. I have bought one of each now, and there have been no noticeable differences to me. When I bought them, every color was listed for a different price. I think they charge more for the more popular colors or possibly stock levels.
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Well... what I've heard is that the 350Q (2014) is quieter, less vibration on your hand and more powerful. Shucks... I should've bought the FMM 350Q instead. Oh well... the FMM 250Q (2013) is still a great tool.
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I did a search at Amazon for the 44302-B and it appears to be a new model listed for $105.09!! As opposed to $40 for the other one. Not a lot of details,though. Look at the Celestron web site.
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I actually fell onto one today at Dillards for $200.00. Everything in the store was 50% off of already marked-down items, and for whatever reason, the Professional 600 was "marked down" to 399.99Outstanding value! We bought two because we know one of our friends will want one at that price as well!
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Huh... they certainly look like the same item to me. One listing is $85.00+ $5.49 shipping, the other is $89.00 & FREE Shipping. But the description of what it does (wonderfully summarized as this being a mini "Time-Base-Correcter") is identical in both listings.
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I got the 200... It had better features and a very nice design. This unit is great for the price, you get the same features of units that cost in the 800 to 1000.00 range. It's worth getting. The units very lite, designed well, (looks cool) and has been extremely actuate for me, the gps function is also very handy in finding your way back to a good spot.
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I have bought the 24 dollar Accu-Masseur, which is beige in color, and I have bought the 37 dollar one, which is red and black, and even a purple and lavender one for 37 dollars. I have never seen one for 18 dollars, so I can't tell you more about that one. But the 24 and 37 ones are exactly the same except for the colors. I have bought several, because I keep giving them away to various family members and friends who are in pain. By the way, if you go to a store (an actual store) you are likely to pay 42 dollars or more. RH
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Currently the Burgundy Fit Bit One sells for roughly the same price ($95 vs. $96) as the Black one. Clearly, as with all merchandise, it's supply and demand, which can and does change. zit is good to know the display on the Burgundy is more difficult to read though. I was going to the Burgundy for my wife and black for me. Now though, I'll get us each a black one.
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It depends on the one you get. I ordered several and different times and the quality of the music tones is very different. Pros :The stars & lights that are projected are the same and if you use the ambient sounds, that's ok as well. The auto shut-off feature with the timer is nice as well. Cons: It's a bit difficult to set the time & if not paying attention the entire process has to be completed because pushing 1 wrong button cancels it all out. I'd reccommend it - just be patient with it the first few times you use it to get used to setting it up with date, time, etc.