Which one is rated as best the 12 or 13 model?
1667079
I have the 13 model and absolutely love it, and do not know what I ever did before I purchased it. Great buy!
1667080
I don't know how you figure which one is rated best. By experience I can tell you that I love my 612. It doesn't have ball bearings in the turntable action but it is smooth rotation on a nice heavy pedestal and I love mine. It's the best cake stand I've every had for design work! I wouldn't pay the extra few dollars for ball bearings...as the table I have spins perfectly smooth anyway!
1414855
I received the 6412 model and absolutely love it. Easy to operate and maneuver. It's pretty impressive!
11396
I don't own a 3200 but my sister in law does we compared them the biggest difference to me is the quality of the picture you have 18 megapixels compared to 12. Be able to send the picture threw wifi right away to your devices just a lot more options to really go threw all of them very easy to figure out the different settings. I can tell you you won't regret going with the 5200 my sister in law purchased the 5200 after seeing mine.
917370
This is the exact question I have now. I am leaning toward the 1300LM mainly cause of the lifetime updates of maps. any advice? Thanks!
1732089
I am currently using the TR1200DT model. I am over 350 and it works just fine. That said, they do have a heavier duty model, the TR5000DT, but it's almost $1000 more than the 1200.
497385
It's ideal for a 13 yr old a actually. It's relatively cheap but still has excellent features
1824576
The photo quality is so similar that even an 8 x 10 enlargement is unlikely to show a difference. The SD1300 uses cheaper materials, and looks and feels cheaper. If the price was similar, the SD940 is a good buy. Today, there is a $60 difference between them, making the SD1300 the better buy.
2044801
I currently am using the 16 and wish I had stayed with the 12. I get so much squealing feedback after I charge it. I never had that problem with the 12v and I've used these for several years.
122651
If this will be your 12 year olds very first knife, then I would recommend the Mora 511 as it comes with a finger guard. All Mora knives are extremely sharp from the factory. If he/she has experience and knowledge of knife safety, then this would be an awesome knife.
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Your question is about the 12-cup version but you posted it under the listing for the 14-cup model. The 12-cup and 14-cup, models differ not only in capacity but also in important features. The previous answers to your question apply to the 14-cup model, which does have three bowls. However, the 12-cup model has only two bowls. Other differences are that the 12-cup model lacks a dough setting (essentially a slower speed) and a retractable cord, although it does have space to manually wrap the cord around the bottom.P.S. Monique, I know this is too late to help you, but I'm hoping some of the other confused shoppers will find it helpful. Your question is about the 12-cup version but you posted it under the listing for the 14-cup model. The 12-cup and 14-cup, models differ not only in capacity but also in important features. The previous answers to your question apply to the 14-cup model, which does have three bowls. However, the 12-cup model has only two bowls. Other differences are that the 12-cup model lacks a dough setting (essentially a slower speed) and a retractable cord, although it does have space to manually wrap the cord around the bottom.P.S. Monique, I know this is too late to help you, but I'm... » Read More Your question is about the 12-cup version but you posted it under the listing for the 14-cup model. The 12-cup and 14-cup, models differ not only in capacity but also in important features. The previous answers to your question apply to the 14-cup model, which does have three bowls. However, the 12-cup model has only two bowls. Other differences are that the 12-cup model lacks a dough setting (essentially a slower speed) and a retractable cord, although it does have space to manually wrap the cord around the bottom.P.S. Monique, I know this is too late to help you, but I'm hoping some of the other confused shoppers will find it helpful. « Show Less
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I own both. In terms of sharpness and optical quality, they are about the same. As already mentioned, the difference in focal lengths is significant. The 12/2.0 is more useful for landscapes and shooting in confined spaces. The 17/1.8 is better for street photography and portraiture.
1916938
I don't really know for sure.. There could be a small difference between '12 and '13
659506
Original model I bought is awesome. Once assembled, my little boy loved it, and still does. Don't know anything about the 2013 model.
321703
Hi there, Logic tells me that the 12" must be newer, as it was not offered when I purchased the 11.6", however,Unless it offers more features than mine, I'm very satisfied w/ it. Doris
977068
Everywhere and everything I've read says 12 gauge. At 14, you only get 13 amps max and this machine is designed for max effectiveness at 13.5 amps. Although I was tempted to get a 14 ga since the cord would be thinner and easier to use and cheaper, I opted for the 12 thinking long-term and minimizing any opportunity for this machine to brick due to my lack of care or proper equipment. But that's just me and my two cents. :)
1476332
Yes I think the 12 is a great size for running around with. Will fit better on your motorcycle also.
812473
Hello,This is not the newest version 2013. This model is from the late 2012.Thank you,Jesse