wich is the diference between 350 and 350 pro?
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The pro comes with a biological back filter that hangs on the back of your tank You don't need it
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The pro you get a back filter with the canister filter and the 350 you don't get back filter.
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'Gastro350'- vs. 'Pro-3'? These two terms have very different meanings. Any Bamix with a '350' means a 350-watt rated motor- the most powerful immersion mixer on the market. In the market you will also see Bamix 100s, 150s, 200s & 250'x. Each has a correspondingly-rated motor. OTOH 'Pro-3' refers to Bamix blenders with the shaft 10-cm longer - ie., 'Pro-length'.
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I do not know what the difference between the Pro and the ordinary OXO Y peeler is but, I can tell you that the regular peeler pictured here is by far the BEST peeler I have ever used. I loved it so much, I bought one for all of my sisters, and an extra one for myself just in case it somehow became discontinued. I couldn't get over how after 45+ years of marriage and cooking for family, I finally found a peeler that could make the job seem effortless. Hope this helps, i.e., you don't need to spend extra money for the Pro.
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Pro-3 is longer and both of them are 200w. See links below: http://images.cooksdirect.com/Manuals/Bamix_Pro_spec.pdf
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Having owned both, the main differences are that the Special Edition has a braided cord, on-ear audio controls instead of an in-line controller, and includes a carrying case (which the standard PC 350 does not have). The braided cord is more durable, and the on-ear controls are less cumbersome and more convenient than the in-line controller. The carrying case is hard and prevents the headset from getting smushed up in one's bag or luggage. Audio and mic quality seems to be near-identical across both headsets, but the SE has those couple extra quality-of-life improvements which make it worth considering.
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I thought the procell. Would be better after using both I think there about the same. and I bought them a couple times
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The difference is the built materials and production processes. The Pro is 6061 military spec hard coat anodized with machined components. The Plus is powder coated steel with cast knob and levers. The operation is the same and the weight is almost the same. The warranty is one year on the Plus and lifetime on the Pro.
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Evo is 48Mb/s, the Pro is 70 or 90 Mb/s transfer rate, the pro is faster. I have the Evo in my go pro camera and it works fine
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Not too sure about the pro version. It honestly looks the same other than this one having the grips on the sides. I just like the way it handles. Quick easy and painless!
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The pro model is just built to take more punishment, it's thicker and stronger than the basic one. If you are just in your back yard plinking the basic one will work just fine, but if you want to go hiking or put any significant strain on it, I would go for the professional version. It will last for years, I think the only con with it would be it being slightly heavier than the basic model.
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If you need it for personal use, you should be fine with 3500. If you need it for professional use, better get 3800.
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My brother has Pro i have 2 CompM4's , i like all of them. biggest difference is battery life.
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Can't remember. It didn't do what I wanted so I returned to for Project Pro. Double check the features you want, standard vs pro.
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Both drives are superb. The PRO series is the most robust in my opinion. The type of memory chips used in the PRO are more robust and allow more read/write cycles. Honestly the EVO is a very good series and has been proven to outlast many other drives. EVO drives are also very fast compared to most drives. If you want a drive which will be used heavily or in a professional environment, then I would recommend getting a PRO series. If you want a bang for your buck drive that outperforms most drives and is almost on par with the PRO, then the EVO is the way to go. You will save a good amount of money going with the EVO and depending on your system and use you may not even see a difference between the two in everyday use. Look at some reviews and decide for yourself. Either way you are making an excellent choice for choosing a Samsung ssd.
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The difference are the batteries, the charger has the same model # BQ-CC17. The "pro" batteries have a capacity of 2450mAh but only 500 recharge cycles, the "non pro" batteries have a capacity of 2000mAh but the famous ____2100____ recharge cycles. The charger is slow, but that is the method Panasonic uses to get 2100 cycles. So it is a trade off, more power for the same time period, 25% more, (or same power for 25% longer) but at 500 recharge cycles versus 2100 cycles. Hope that helps CC
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I have not owned the pro so I can't answer. The diamond seems to work fine.
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The performance difference is estimated around a 10% performance difference. The Pro uses older NAND technology and life tests look good on both despite the 5-year warranty on the PRO versus 3-years on the EVO. If you want bragging rights, you want the PRO. The EVO is a step up over the 840, but not as fast as the PRO. In actual use, you will most likely never notice the difference between them. The difference between any of these over an HDD is at least 5x faster, so the extra 10% is comparatively minor. Our 840 boot-ups take less than 25 seconds instead of minutes for HDD systems with Windows7 64-bit for example. The performance difference is estimated around a 10% performance difference. The Pro uses older NAND technology and life tests look good on both despite the 5-year warranty on the PRO versus 3-years on the EVO. If you want bragging rights, you want the PRO. The EVO is a step up over the 840, but not as fast as the PRO. In actual use, you will most likely never notice the difference between them. The difference between any of these over an HDD is at least 5x faster, so the extra 10% is comparatively minor. Our 840 boot-ups take less than 25 seconds instead of minutes for HDD systems with... » Read More The performance difference is estimated around a 10% performance difference. The Pro uses older NAND technology and life tests look good on both despite the 5-year warranty on the PRO versus 3-years on the EVO. If you want bragging rights, you want the PRO. The EVO is a step up over the 840, but not as fast as the PRO. In actual use, you will most likely never notice the difference between them. The difference between any of these over an HDD is at least 5x faster, so the extra 10% is comparatively minor. Our 840 boot-ups take less than 25 seconds instead of minutes for HDD systems with Windows7 64-bit for example. « Show Less