What is the difference between this Snugabunny swing and the snugabunny swing with smart swing technology?
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Hi Brittany, I am not sure on that difference between swings. I just ordered one that came up and I don't know that mine has that option, it might be something new that they added to swing. I know mine can turn to swing sideways or forward swing. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I do know that this swing is very quiet and it has the option to plug into wall, which saves huge on batteries. My baby loved it from newborn to up to 4 months, but he got too big for it by then and also had other interests. When they are little though it helps them to take a nice nap and gives Mommy a break too.
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Not sure if there is a difference between the two. My daughter has the 8ft low profile beam and loves it. If you're planning on purchasing a beam I recommend one like the low profile. It's not too high and does not sit flat on the floor prohibiting proper hand placement when doing cartwheels and handstands. We've owned it for more than a year and it looks like new. Very well made!
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I've not gotten either yet, but in my research, these are the differences:Neither is designed for the playard position to be used as a primary sleeping area, but people have used both playards as a crib until the child was 18 months. Both can be wheeled around.Pack n play: lighter and therefore easier for travelingthe bassinet holds up to 15 poundsyou will have to get out of bed to use itcheaperCo-sleeper:portable, but heavier and not as easy to packthe bassinet holds up to 30 poundsdesigned so that you don't have to get out of bed to use the bassinetAnother discussion thread about this choice: http://www.windsorpeak.com/dcforum/DCForumID5/564.html I've not gotten either yet, but in my research, these are the differences:Neither is designed for the playard position to be used as a primary sleeping area, but people have used both playards as a crib until the child was 18 months. Both can be wheeled around.Pack n play: lighter and therefore easier for travelingthe bassinet holds up to 15 poundsyou will have to get out of bed to use itcheaperCo-sleeper:portable, but heavier and not as easy to packthe bassinet holds up to 30 poundsdesigned so that you don't have... » Read More I've not gotten either yet, but in my research, these are the differences:Neither is designed for the playard position to be used as a primary sleeping area, but people have used both playards as a crib until the child was 18 months. Both can be wheeled around.Pack n play: lighter and therefore easier for travelingthe bassinet holds up to 15 poundsyou will have to get out of bed to use itcheaperCo-sleeper:portable, but heavier and not as easy to packthe bassinet holds up to 30 poundsdesigned so that you don't have to get out of bed to use the bassinetAnother discussion thread about this choice: http://www.windsorpeak.com/dcforum/DCForumID5/564.html « Show Less
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I'm so sorry! I wouldn't know the difference. All I know for sure is that my kids and godson loved it. It works great and it's been months since I bought it for them. I say: give it a try. :) Good luck.P.S., sorry for not being so much help... :(
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Dennis,I am sorry but I do not know if there is a difference. I do know that we are very pleased with our Danby that does not have a remote control.
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The one with remote control is better because they will get more play time with it. My son has both and he plays with the remote control a whole lot more
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The only difference is that this one has the balls. I would have bought this one first had I seen it before the other structures set. The balls are hard to come by - light weight ping pong balls work well but not quite as nice because they bounce too easily. So I recommend keeping these balls away from your destructive dog if she's like ours. ;-) Our son loves making elaborate ball runs with these sets (we've bought more sets).
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We have both, my daughter likes them both the same. This one seems easier to use.
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There are definitely major differences. We take 5 seconds to fold/open, but SmartChair needs at least 40 seconds because (1st, you need to spin the armrest 360 degrees both sides in order to fold the backrest down, then you must take out the handheld controller, turn the leg support on both sides downward. And to open up, you need to reverse the whole procedure.....Think about your situation if you need to fold and open it during hot sun or rain.... Smartchair's armrest is the weak portion, because to fold the chair, it requires to turn 360 degree, plus it is not able to sustain whole body weight due to it only has one joint at the back rest. (We have 2 supporting joints) After folded, they are still thicker and taller than our unit, therefore needs more space for storage. (Our folded size 11.8" X 28" X 22.83") and (their unit folded size is 13" X 29.5" X 23.2". Further, I find smartchair is actually slightly bigger than what they claimed. Smartchair is 6.5 lbs heavier than Foldawheel. They come with 2 batteries, but the running distance is just same as our standard unit with 1 battery. And we are able to hold up to 2 batteries as an option (which allows Foldawheel to run about 30KM. Smartchair footrest is only able to flip outward, so users can either stand within the footrest or out of the footrest only. Since user cannot stand close to the wheelchair, therefore many users feel it is bothering them, especially for users having hard time to lift up their legs. Smartchair cannot stand by itself after folded, therefore when the floor is wet or dirty, it will be messy. Their seat cushion and backrest cannot be detached for washing. (what if it gets very bad smell?) Smartchair has a pair of slippery wheels, and their motor is a single gear type, therefore definitely cannot climb slopes like Foldawheel.
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I am not sure what the difference would be but I believe that the material used to construct the cover shown here may be better than the original cover that came with my swing. It is a tight fit but it seems to be holding up well and is virtually exposed to intense sunlight every day as I live in South East New Mexico. When I purchase another cover it will be this same cover from Sonoma. It has held up extremely well to 60 mph wind gust. My entire swing was blown over earlier this year and there was no tearing or ripping of the cover which is now almost 3 years old. I hope this is helpful.
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The little one only works with the same color. The two do interact with each other. Furby boom is a must to use app
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Swing-n-Slide is the manufacturer's name. It isn't part of the product name, which is Hide and Slide Playhouse.
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There is no difference the more expensive one comes with furniture. Whichever you buy it is worth it a wonderful toy!
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Did you ever get an answer? I got both for Christmas and I don't know what the difference(s) is/are.
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To be honest with you I really don't know I bought this for my Grandson and all I can tell you is he LOVES it, Sorry but I wouldn't know the difference between the two.
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Functionally, they operate exactly the same... the ball and 4 buttons. They use the same software driver. The only real difference is "look and feel". Besides the wrist rest, they not only look different, but the feel is very different. The Expert trackball feels, to me, sluggish and clumsy. It has a scroll ring around the ball. The Slimblade ball feels much smoother with less drag. And it has an unusual method for scrolling - you rotate the ball on its vertical axis with your first finger. It actually works quite easily. However, the buttons on both trackballs have a loud click sound and must be pushed rather hard to function. Also, scrolling on both devices jumps in small increments. It is not smooth. Also, there are many software options for configuring the buttons. However, some of them are rather awkward. For example, to use "Switch Application" (a favorite of mine), you set a button to activate this command, but then you have to simultaneously roll the ball to move the cursor across the open app icons on your screen. It is so awkward that I gave up on it. Frankly, between the loud button clicks and the odd ways for programming buttons, I did not like either of these devices and returned both for a refund. The best trackball made by Kensington, in my opinion, is the Orbit with a scroll ring. It is simple, smooth and the scroll ring works more smoothly than either the Slimblade or the Expert.
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The Bop It XT is a bigger version. I don't think that the regular Bop It! is being produced any longer. It is a little more difficult for younger kids, since there are more options than the three commands for the original.