would the 10" version be a better choice since it is bigger?
1050920
Not necessarily. I find that the 8" one is big enough. As long as u stay away from the 6" you're fine. The 6" i would find too small myself. I have a 12" Xymox reserve pad and a 14" AHEAD snare practice pad too. I even find those to be too big. The 10" is fine it's not too big or too small, if you decide to get that one. Hope this helps.
1983069
Yes, the 10 inch is actually softer, we have both 8 and 10 inch. I personally prefer the firmer 8 inch, though
1118718
I recommend the 16". I thought it sounded small too, but it is totally fine and doesn't seem small at all.
2033881
Depends on the size. If its a huge room I would get the bigger model. If its an average room then it's fine.
1248487
Space and budget permissible, I would go with the P163's. I hate to strictly abide by "bigger is better" but often it is the case. That being said, I am still beyond thrilled with my P153's and am a bit sad that I didn't pick up more when I had the chance.
503607
There is no difference. Not sure why you are seeing it as more expensive. I'd just try to get the larger one at the lowest price you can find.
1098686
I would get the 20 " because you can always remove a link or two very easily.Hope this helps
1268390
I think slightly sharper at the edges, shorter, more compact when collapsed, less zoom range, no VR. I favor the slight extra sharpness which is why I got it. If you're OK with your 10-30, I wouldn't bother.
1003996
I'm not sure of the difference in the weight, if you have storage under the bed, then the 10 inch might be better. Consider how difficult it is to raise the bed platform and then think about keeping it raised while you remove items. When we purchased our mattress, we did not have storage under the bed so the weight was not a major issue but when we purchased our new Class A, we knew we could not use a 90 lb mattress.
61789
It's pretty spacious, but I think 10" would be pushing it. Especially if it's diameter is 21". Might be better off with a kick drum bag of some kind
505791
My husband has the 10.1 and I have the 8. They're both perfect for us. The 8 is lighter and more convenient for me to carry around. My husband preferred the larger screen size; since portability wasn't an issue for him. He doesn't have any issues with PDF's and notes. Features he uses very often for his technical books. We both had the ASUS Transformer & Prime previously and both the 8 and 10.1 blow them away. My husband was reluctant to change, but now he's very happy he did.
1064864
Definitely go with the larger version. We have two and it will last for a while.
1134866
As a first timer, I got the 7" and I'm very happy with it. My sister is more adventurous so she started with the 9"
667099
Hi, I had the 10U and it worked great on my Mac using Photoshop, I don't have menga. The only thing about the 10u I didn't like was the size..the screen size did limit me and became a nuisance. So I returned it for the 19 inch monitor. The 19 inch is great and I would recommend it over the 10 inch. But if you can't afford the larger monitor I would still recommend the 10U, even with the size limitation it us still a powerful tool.
2109125
Why does the 10" cost more, I don't know, Home Depot buying power? Different Manufacture? Coming out with new model soon? I choose the 10" because of blade deflection, the bigger the blade the more possible defection, the more deflection the less accurate the cuts. If you are planning on more exterior type work cutting 4x4's etc...the 12" might be better for you, if your doing more fine woodworking, I would stick with the 10". Just my opinion.
298382
I would not use anything larger than a 10" I believe this is the largest size the mfg. recommends too.
1694975
We have the 10 inch one and it is great for kids and adults. I think the bigger one would be harder for little.