is this one a slow close model?
1470404
No. Once the smaller seat is pulled away from the magnet on the lid, it falls down to the larger seat.
1470405
It's not a slow close. It has a magnet at the top to hold up. The child seat is light so it wouldn't squish fingers but the top solid lid is heavy.
1470406
No, it does not close slowly, it will slam closed if not closed carefully. Also, mine broke after a few weeks and the seller wont respond to my emails, so I would recommend a different brand from a different seller.
1638497
That is the model I purchased recently. I have thoroughly enjoy it. Good luck!
2012965
I remember the idle screw being set too slow on mine. After a quick adjustment it ran all day just fine. Never shut off unless I shut it off.
584260
I did find another "fast/slow" cooker, and thought it was actually the Breville model- but upon closer study I realized that there were a number of factors that suppressed my enthusiasm for the unit- I don't remember all of the considerations, but the controls were definitely an issue, and it just didn't sound as "put together" as the unit on the Breville advertisement. The engineering/quality of the Breville is excellent (and I should know, since I'm an engineer). It is worth the premium price. Sorry I didn't have more tangible observations.
2063041
Depends on the load setting, but it is quite a bit slower than the older models that don't sense the amount of clothing in the washer.
1172966
Yes it seems to be in slow motion when using the Magic Pix(nightshot) mode.. although I'm not sure how this looks when transfered to P.C.
1706828
Close but it takes careful trim and no wind. I can't always do it on demand.
146934
Yeah, from time to time. You get used to how much force you need to close it and not swing past the connection point pretty quickly, I would say.
1637017
Brunmar, It is NOT slow-closing. While it does slam down if you don't lower it slowly with your foot, it's not a really big can, so it doesn't bang like a bigger can would. Hope this helps.
357881
It is nice and slow. Just be sure you don't let this run out of water it will burn out the motor. Never was a problem until my dog also used it.
969088
This is the picture of the model I have had problems with. Just got the new one in the mail yesterday, so will see if that corrects the problem or if it just is a product design flaw.
1726775
Check the internet for that model. I use the self timer and duck back in the shot.
1747010
Do you see the picture at the bottom of the listing with the lights? That is my picture. It has different speeds fast, slow, random. The other models have Off and On. Thank You
2125540
I don't find it slow at all, it's the fastest computer I have owned or used. I am not a gamer or anything, so that could be all relative.
1932944
The slow version moves very little, just enough for most system to realize that there's movement and it doesn't really impact normal use. You can see the cursor jerk back and forth by just a few pixels when you're watching it. The fast version moves a lot and makes it very difficult to use the computer when the jiggler is active, but some systems need the extra movement.
2143292
Yes it does very slowly. Mine stopped functioning after 4 months so I wouldn't recommend the product.
2125545
it really depends on your definition of slow. I am used to pretty fast computers, have a great, fast internet connection and for my purposes (high-memory graphic art files, internet research and other mundane tasks) it is plenty fast enough for me. I used to be frustrated when I was making high memory intensive files but I don't have that problem anymore. I don't have to wait for anything to load up and my computer seamlessly interfaces with my cutting plotter, so I'm happy as a clam!