Do you recommend the 9 or 12 inch one?
1101954
I bought some of both because of the different sizes of my cabinets. Actually a 10" would have been better but Copco doesn't make a 10".
1101955
No real preference. I chose the 9" because we have a small inside corner cupboard that it fit great, with enough room to turn.
1101956
Totally depends on how much room you have. If it doesn't take up the whole depth of cabinet, there is room to put seldom used items behind it.
1101957
Depends on where you want to use it. I use the 12" in my refrigerator and on shelves that can accommodate it. However, some of my shelving is only 12" wide/deep so I use the 9" there. They are equally as useful either way.
180350
Avoid the 12 inch st all costs to firm. The 8 inch is much better. The warranty is pointless by the way
1118718
I recommend the 16". I thought it sounded small too, but it is totally fine and doesn't seem small at all.
1913445
Any 9.7 or 10 inch tablet will work. The only problem with this product is the plastic corner posts that hold the tablet, breaks too easily.
2274400
I have both,the Small one+thee Larger one,I would Suggest thee smaller one,which will be perfect+you will love how nice they work+how Super Smooth they are!!! You will not Disappointed!!
609282
Depends on the child's leg length but I would recommend the 12". That should last several years.
134007
I am 5'8 and I feel comfortable using the 9''. However, I think the 7'' will be even more comfortable than the 9''. In general, I would recommend using the potty as you will notice the power in discharge than the normal way.
93286
I just purchased a Calphalon one - admittedly more expensive - but it's heavy (which is good for heat conductivity) and works like a charm. I think if you only need one, get a 12-inch one, which oddly enough, feels like it's the same size to this one.
1654145
Personal choice. I am using one currently, but will probably not replace it when the time comes.
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.
2209485
Really depends on your preference. If you like the grip close to the head (better control, I think), then a short handle may work well, even with huge hands. Otherwise, I'd go for the longer version.
1911766
I would recommend the 9qt. My husband and will probably buy the smaller one.
632031
I would personally go with the 8" Edge HD, clearer pictures at the edges of the photo. The 9" gathers more light, but may distort slightly at the edges of the picture. You can take some pretty amazing photos with either.
483172
3 by a large margin. Only get the 2 if you are space limit. The 3 is much more versatile.
434909
I bought the CTH480 and although it took a while to get used to the small after having one equivalent to the size of the 680, I prefer the Small. It feels much lighter than my old one and doesn't take up much room. I also don't have to hold this one on my lap as I did the medium. This one I can put off to the side and still draw fine. HOWEVER. This is going to be your drawing tool for the next 2-3 years and you need to pick what is best for you. If you feel you will need more room to let yourself experiment then get the larger one. Also if this is your FIRST tablet, I would suggest the 680. I find it easier to go down than it is to go up.
1394256
It might be best to go for the smaller one. Although, the only harm the taller one will do is raise your feet more; it is a matter of your personal comfort.
1748812
I have to agree with the other response. I originally bought a 9x12 but it was a monster. Gave it to my dad, bought the 6x8, never looked back.