What is the difference between the $99 dollar watch and the $199 dollar watch and is it worth the difference?
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I love them both, but the pebble steel looks and feels like a real watch, the regular pebble used to only have 4 app slots and steel had 8 slots but after recent updates they both have 8 slots now. If you can, go for the steel, you won't regret it.
2019068
I only have the regular version; however, when I compared the "pro" specs to mine the "pro" has a larger display because the button was moved to the underside of watch from the face of the watch. It appears to have a slimmer design too. The pro can calculate a gas change of up to 100% whereas I can set up to 50%. Digital downloading has been improved with an optional USB interface to both PC (Dive Organizer) ad MAC (Divers Diary) software. Otherwise, the 2008 puck has same features as "pro" and I hope to continue using mine w/Oceanic backup computer. Love my Mares Puck! I only have the regular version; however, when I compared the "pro" specs to mine the "pro" has a larger display because the button was moved to the underside of watch from the face of the watch. It appears to have a slimmer design too. The pro can calculate a gas change of up to 100% whereas I can set up to 50%. Digital downloading has been improved with an optional USB interface to both PC (Dive Organizer) ad MAC (Divers Diary) software. Otherwise, the 2008 puck has same features as "pro" and I hope to continue using mine w/Oceanic backup computer. Love my... » Read More I only have the regular version; however, when I compared the "pro" specs to mine the "pro" has a larger display because the button was moved to the underside of watch from the face of the watch. It appears to have a slimmer design too. The pro can calculate a gas change of up to 100% whereas I can set up to 50%. Digital downloading has been improved with an optional USB interface to both PC (Dive Organizer) ad MAC (Divers Diary) software. Otherwise, the 2008 puck has same features as "pro" and I hope to continue using mine w/Oceanic backup computer. Love my Mares Puck! « Show Less
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Well; from where I come from, price is always a factor. If both units are fairly comperable and from the same manufacturer; I usually always go with the lower price. I think the Platinum unit is a bit higher in price. The Silver for less is the better deal in my opinion.
1200688
I recommend that you scan some of the user reviews for both headphone sets on Amazon.com. That way you can get many versions of people's thinking on the pros and cons of each headphone. You may even find some reviews that compare the 990's to the 598's. For me, I love both of these headphones. They are as good as one can find especially considering their reasonable price. I bought the Beyerdynamic 990-Pro-250 in December 2013, and paid about $70 less than what I paid for the Sennheiser 598s which I purchased one year earlier. Since both sets of headphones are very comparable in quality and sound, I consider the Beyerdynamics the better buy. Also, the Beyerdynamics is a little more comfortable if you plan to use them for prolonged periods of time. On the other hand, the Sennheisers are one good looking headphones and sound great, just like the Beyerdynamics. If you can get the Beyerdynamics for $50-$70 less than the Sennheisers, I would recommend you go with them instead of the Sennheisers. However, I consider both sets of headphones a real bargain. I might also mention that the Sennheisers have a very long cord (about 10ft or so), while the Beyerdynamics has a much shorter coiled cord).
1894900
I have no idea why the price difference. I have used mine quite a lot ,no signs of wear yet. I would say it is well made . Hope this helps you.
1877937
Hey, I looked up the specs for the Cartier MC Tank watch and in my opinion you have nothing to worry about. Now you may have some issues winding two big watches similar to Cartier MC Tank at the same time
3550
I don't have a clue, they both look the same, have the same horsepower as well as the same mounting hardware. I was curious and googled it and still can't offer a good answer. I expect there is no difference and the 9920 is last year's model, but that is just a guess.
2098246
The 990 is the newer model. As far as I can tell, there really isn't any difference except the price.
1615788
The speed is more variable on the 1200 model. If you examine enlarged pictures of both, you'll see a dial on the 1200 that is not on the 1000.
1907393
There is no difference in functionality as far as I can tell. The only thing that I can think would be the difference would be the market in which the device was originally intended or perhaps the year it was manufactured, but I could not even find the 400l on casio's website when I was looking at purchasing mine. I purchased the 400l because it was significantly cheaper than the straight 400 model when I was looking. I would say pick up the cheaper of the two if you are trying to decide between the two. The one I purchased has worked magnificently, and has done the job I needed it to. I purchased mine to for use in my upper level math and electronics courses at school (University), the only caution I would take is to make sure that your school (assuming that is what you are buying it for) allows the use of CAS calculators. Some do not, and it would suck to purchase such an advanced calculator and not be able to use it on tests or in class.... Though I guess it would still make doing homework easier.
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The difference is the type of sight grids you will be looking at through the scope. The $101. model has what is called "Range Finder" the $114. model has the P4 Sniper grids. Depends on how or what you are shooting as well as your preference. I prefer the P4 Sniper grid myself. If you are not familiar with the two, you may want to go to a dealer and check them out so as you will be satisfied with the one you get.
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I actually just purchased the 799 - haven;t received it yet. I believe the only difference is that the 799 is waterproof - so it can be used in the shower or washed off in the sink. I got it at BB&B; for $199 + tax - so the price of the 799 is comparable to the 790!
425517
The $99 one is a red laser, and has less visibilty in full light of day than the green laser. I personally used this one at 100 yards in full light and saw the laser on the target with spotting scope. I have used the red laser and it can be hard to see at 25 yards in daylight. The $99 is also smaller and doesnt always fit the end of the barrel snuggly when using the proper ring for your caliber of weapon. One other thing i have found the green laser to be highly accurate and with the red i have had to make adjustments when shooting at target after boresighting with it.
757231
(9/4/2013) I think that may be something unique with the more expensive ones. I've found that with the cheaper ones, I have to wet my finger sometimes to get the rate to register. So far all my workouts have been rather sweaty but not overly heavy, so I guess it depends on how much sweat since I did read in the instructions not to submerge this one in water or take a shower with it or anything. I usually keep one of those dry sweat towels with me anyway (you know, the kind that wipe away your sweat but don't seem to ever get soaking wet no matter how much you wipe). I haven't had the watch for a full week yet, though, so let me put it through the wringer at my gym and out on the track a few times. Then I'll update on the results. Update: (9/18/2013) I've sweated up a storm with it and it keeps going. However, I'm a bit concerned with the accuracy of its measurements. I've had to set mine at the lowest sensitivity level possible and it still has a tendency to register almost double what a machine registers in burned calories. For example, I used the elliptical at my gym for an hour (using grips to register HR after having told it how much I weigh, etc.). I told the watch the same thing and used the finger pulse thing every 5-7 minutes during the workout. The HRs registered about the same on both the machine and the watch but the total calories burned was almost double by the time I made it to the end of the workout. My coworker bought one too, so I'm having her test hers out to see if she gets the same results then I'll report back again.
466150
That is interesting. I didn't notice they were the same. I bought the omega for my dad he really likes it. I'm not sure what the difference is if there is one.
205395
The MSRP for this item is $299. The $199 price is an accurate price. It is $100 less than MSRP.
21209
Mine was a black and purple watch. but I ordered the color I wanted. So if that is the color advertised that is the color you will get. They all work the same though honestly. So I don't understand why different colors cost more. I picked the cheapest honestly