Should I purchase the 610 or 632 for occasional use? It's a big difference in price and I'm not sure if the 632 is worth the extra money because it "tilts".
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I bought the 632 as well figure it will last longer and is better overall. Look around I got the smooth blade free no charge. Good luck.
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I just bought the 632. Being able to tilt it back so that the slices fall easier seems to be a real plus.
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This is my wife's watch. Never had the 220. Her 610 was stolen so bought the 620. She likes it better. Blue tooth is easier to upload and it locates a satellite much faster. Plus a little smaller & lighter. The 620 was 399 vs. 299 for last year's 610 model
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I've spent the past week and a half researching and reading reviews from Amazon and other websites on these 2 irons. After reading the side-by-side comparison I decided to go with the cheaper iron since I have no use for vertical steaming or a detachable water tank. Thanks a lot for the helpful link.:)
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The 737 gives you 120W of power at 8ohms on all channels, the 636 gives you 95W the extra power can really make a huge difference depending on your speakers. If you have high quality speakers that can handle the power. The speakers work more effortlessly and create a better sound, they come alive. Less distortion at higher levels. It also enables your receiver not to have to work as hard. I was looking at the 636 myself but I really wanted at the very least 100W of power. You also get the THX certification - ThxSelect2plus this is a feature that can help maximize sound for more dramatic effects. I notice a nicer smoother base effect. THX Select2 Plus is recommended for medium-sized rooms where the screen-to-seat viewing distance is about 3-4 m (10-12 ft.). I have been extremely satisfied with mine and use it every day.
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Hmm,, I looked at both. I liked the 630 more. I was able to keep the price within $99 of the 530 when I got mine at Circuit City. It was just prior to them announcing they were shutting down. I think they were willing to deal on certain items. They matched the Amazon price in December and I was very happy with the deal. Although I always forget Amazon has the edge after taxes, but I got it the day I looked at it so to me it was worth the extra $. The 120HZ is a constant on the LN52A630. It's not to be confused with the Auto Motion Plus feature. The AMP is great for sports and documentary type programs or anything in a live format like news and such. For movies I'd turn it off. Both were nice sets, but for NOT much more $$ at the time I bought, I'd say the 630 was the better value.
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You will get vignetting using a full frame camera. I have a D7100 and a D610. Fortunately, the 610 lets me shoot in DX mode if I need to.It's a decent lens, and worth the money if you don't mind shooting in crop mode.
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Hey there. Can you confirm for me that the base on the 750 does "not" tilt? From what I have read the base on the 650 does tilt. Thanks.
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Make sure you look at the 4665 in person before buying. The picture is better than any other HDTV (imho), but the glass surface is HIGHLY reflective. If you have any lights in the area (or windows) it may be very distracting. I went with the 4661 at $1,600.
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I use it for geocaching, and really like it. It interfaces with the geocaching.com site well. It has a lot of customizations that make it better than a cell phone. Make sure that you down load the manual. I would recommend the GPS highly. That being said, the only difference between the 710 and the 610 is the city maps. If you won't use it to drive (I don't, so I can't advise you on this) there is no reason to buy this model if the 610 is cheaper.
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I can't speak to which one exactly because I've just just used the mini pro 2. I had the opportunity to borrow same several times before purchasing and was so satisfied that I committed the funds to purchase my own. The double heads are very comfortable, the long handle is perfect for the hard to reach areas and the long cord is a plus (sounds silly to mention the length of the cord, however when one is moving the apparatus around the length of cord never restricts the movement). There are 3 speeds for a choice of vibrations. I have chronic upper back problems and I could not live without the thumper - unless I want to spend my time and money at the physical therapist. I can't speak to which one exactly because I've just just used the mini pro 2. I had the opportunity to borrow same several times before purchasing and was so satisfied that I committed the funds to purchase my own. The double heads are very comfortable, the long handle is perfect for the hard to reach areas and the long cord is a plus (sounds silly to mention the length of the cord, however when one is moving the apparatus around the length of cord never restricts the movement). There are 3 speeds for a choice of vibrations. I have chronic upper back problems and I could not live without... » Read More I can't speak to which one exactly because I've just just used the mini pro 2. I had the opportunity to borrow same several times before purchasing and was so satisfied that I committed the funds to purchase my own. The double heads are very comfortable, the long handle is perfect for the hard to reach areas and the long cord is a plus (sounds silly to mention the length of the cord, however when one is moving the apparatus around the length of cord never restricts the movement). There are 3 speeds for a choice of vibrations. I have chronic upper back problems and I could not live without the thumper - unless I want to spend my time and money at the physical therapist. « Show Less
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From what I have been reading, unless you are hunting where you are shooting in steep up or down angles the compensated distance is only a couple of yards different from true horizontal distance. I hunt western pa so either model would work. There is a rebate on the tilt one and maybe all Simmons. B sure to check it out
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I'm not familliar with the v4880. Sorry. I agree with Kathy. I have a friend who's had lesser models and she prefers the 3880, too.
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You can check the specs on Makita's site to verify the differences. I wouldn't rely on seller descriptions. The 610 has the LED light and blade brake. Definitely worth the extra cost if/when you work in low light inside or in the evening (bound to happen) so you can actually SEE your cut well, and the blade brake is nice for added safety. I like this saw for sure.
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I have both the 733 and 660, the 660 is more energy efficient and moves more air at quieter volume levels than the 733. The 733 is fine for a fan that you want to hide away in a corner, but the 660 is much better looking so you'll not mind having it out in view of others. The 733 has an older analog switch with only 3-speed settings, while the newer 660 has a sleek digital 5-button setup with 4-speed settings. Overall the 660 is just a far superior fan with a more efficient electric motor and it's ability to move in any degree of position from horizontal to vertical...not just 3 like the 733. I have both the 733 and 660, the 660 is more energy efficient and moves more air at quieter volume levels than the 733. The 733 is fine for a fan that you want to hide away in a corner, but the 660 is much better looking so you'll not mind having it out in view of others. The 733 has an older analog switch with only 3-speed settings, while the newer 660 has a sleek digital 5-button setup with 4-speed settings. Overall the 660 is just a far superior fan with a more efficient electric motor and it's ability to move in any degree of position from horizontal to vertical...not just 3 like the 733.
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The one I have the tilt is good. I haven't really panned with it, most of what I use it for is setting it up for portrait shots.
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I just spoke with TeeterTV to cancel an order that I'd set up, but went comparing reviews before committing to my purchase. Unlike other reviews, they readily acknowledged the "problem with their system," and agreed to cancel. That's a good on them, as I was leaning toward the 950. However, my rep informed me that the 950 is more like the 550 (no acupressure bumps or lumbar attachment) & there is a new 960 that's a beefed up 560. She said when you order the 560 through teetertv, you're given the option of upgrading to the 960 for $80. Not sure if Amazon has that.
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The R7 240 is certainly better, but maybe not by too much. If you're looking to upgrade from your current card, you might be wasting money on the 240. If you aren't planning on replacing your 610 with the 240, it is a very good card for the price. While the R7 240 will get you better performance than the 610, I'd go with something a little beefier if you're looking to upgrade. Also, if your other computer specs (CPU and RAM) are older and out of date, you might not want to get too crazy with a beast video card because then your other components will bottleneck your GPU. I reccomend the R7 260x if you can afford it. Probably the best bang for your buck.