What is the difference between the 8620 and the 8625 sold at Costco? Thank you.
2052306
Also very common for places to have they own version of the something with a different model number to avoid price matches.
2052307
I sell these printers for a living. The main difference between the 8625 is it comes with a usb cable. Same software and drivers.
2052308
Nothing! Costco wants 'exclusivity' with EVERY big name-brand manufacturer, meaning if you want your products to sell at Costco then certain items must be relabeled exclusively for them as a Costco model. Since they draw in massive members/consumers they have very strict requests and/or high demands. Most companies adhere because they don't want to lose out. Their arrogance don't come cheap, it's either their way or the highway.
2052309
The 8625 at Costco comes with a USB printer cable, a telephone wire to plug into a telephone port so you can use this as a fax machine and a network cable if you choose to connect this printer directly to your router/switch.
2052310
Just installed the 8625 and it came with the 8620 disk to install. So it does have the same software.
2052311
Virtually the same. 8625 has slight software upgrade and one or two bells and whistles!
1593364
I think the main difference is the 20 piece set style is a bit better quality; it's shatter-proof and tempered glass. I wouldn't buy them on amazon though...if you can, costco is a better option. I got my 20 piece set for around $35 there.
1875233
I'm sorry to not directly answer your question - I am not sure if these are the same that Costco sells. But I do know these units are awesome. I have one personally and it sounds great, battery last forever, and the bluetooth feature is wonderful.
1581005
that the 8620 doesn't have the secondary photo paper tray like the 8630 does
565816
The 202 is just the version that Sears sells of the 201. It has fewer programs and resistance levels, but is of the same build quality. These are all made by Nautilus and the ones Sears sells are not of a lesser quality. I've done several thousand miles on mine and couldn't be happier.
1764474
I have both the 3540 (work) and the 3530 (home). The only difference that I really noted was that the 3540 has a larger interface display panel and all functions are accessed through the touchscreen interface panel. The 3530 has a smaller display panel and touch panel buttons that are used to access the printer's features (there is a number pad and arrows on the 3530 that you use to choose options, whereas on the 3540 you touch items on the display itself). Otherwise they appear to work the same and quite well. I am very pleased with them and would recommend either. As for the cost difference, I don't know. When I purchased them, the 3540 cost more than the 3530.
160402
I don't know but at a quick glance the specs seem to be the same. In the past when I've seen small differences in product numbers like this it was because one was made to sell in a particular big box store. There may or may not be a difference in the product. A big box store that offers a price match may or may not recognize the two models as being the same for price match purposes.
2261829
Costco has a special on the BD35 for $230. The special pricing started on January 5 and is good until January 25. They are sold out on their website and probably in most of their stores, but it's worth a call to check and see if any are available. I managed to pick one up today in the San Francisco store. At the time they had 6 units left.
1311255
Epson shows the 126 as the 'Extra Capacity' but compatible ink cart. It shows the 127's as the MAIN and 'Super Capacity' ink carts. Now the way these folks load up their carts I've gotten a ton of mileage from them before having to change them out - so these 126's could equal a factory-loaded OEM 127. Your mileage may vary and obviously you've gotta take a shot. At these prices though, it's worth it! Your series of printer has a larger slot for the 127's. Our smaller NX's can't handle the double-width of the black 127's. Apparently yours has some pop-up little plastic piece when you use what's considered a 'half-sized' ink cart since the 127's are what Epson calls the default carts. Good luck! Epson shows the 126 as the 'Extra Capacity' but compatible ink cart. It shows the 127's as the MAIN and 'Super Capacity' ink carts. Now the way these folks load up their carts I've gotten a ton of mileage from them before having to change them out - so these 126's could equal a factory-loaded OEM 127. Your mileage may vary and obviously you've gotta take a shot. At these prices though, it's worth it! Your series of printer has a larger slot for the 127's. Our smaller NX's can't handle the double-width of the black 127's. Apparently yours has some pop-up little plastic piece when you use... » Read More Epson shows the 126 as the 'Extra Capacity' but compatible ink cart. It shows the 127's as the MAIN and 'Super Capacity' ink carts. Now the way these folks load up their carts I've gotten a ton of mileage from them before having to change them out - so these 126's could equal a factory-loaded OEM 127. Your mileage may vary and obviously you've gotta take a shot. At these prices though, it's worth it! Your series of printer has a larger slot for the 127's. Our smaller NX's can't handle the double-width of the black 127's. Apparently yours has some pop-up little plastic piece when you use what's considered a 'half-sized' ink cart since the 127's are what Epson calls the default carts. Good luck! « Show Less
2051839
The only difference I can tell is that the 2800 has an area built in that allows for the tube of material to make bags with to sit in the unit and has a cutting device to cut the bag to size. No big deal really. They work the exact same
56575
the bx2 at costco is cheaper and comes with an hdmi cable. i think they're they same otherwise. i have the bx2.
1309819
Go with the 850. I have the 860 and from a distance of 10 feet you will not be able to tell the difference between red and blue. It's all a marketing ploy to gain a couple of extra bucks from you under the smoke and mirror extended warranty haze. Save your money. There is no difference between the 850 and 860 in terms of picture quality and that is what you should be paying your hard earned cash for. 850 vs 860...both are exceptional sets. Enjoy!
1780685
I have no idea, I went for the 25 because at the time I ordered it, it was $16 with free shipping. Looks like they raised the price to $19.99. The 25 works great for me, but if the 50 is a better deal then go for it.
421369
Not sure. They are both HSS. I ordered the 148020 since they were listed for my Ridgid.
829607
I just called Cuisinart on the phone. 1-800-726-0190 It is the same unit. The nice lady from Cuisinart said that they give Costco it's own model number and a different color outside. It think the benefit to purchasing at Costco is that I get free shipping and don't have to pay sales tax in Calif. Cto-390pc and Tob-195
651367
Not sure of difference, but I love mine. I have a choice of logs or stones in mine. I paid a similar price for another one at Costco, but much much smaller.
1244311
Why don't you look up the specs online. I already threw all 3 of mine away. I would advise you to get an extended warranty on these since they do burn out after a year and a half worth of use. They are amazing though when they do work. I decided to get a similar one from Costco since I know I can always return it with them if it burns out. Hope this is helpful.