What's the difference between the Y Peeler and the Pro Y peeler, other than price?
498588
I do not know what the difference between the Pro and the ordinary OXO Y peeler is but, I can tell you that the regular peeler pictured here is by far the BEST peeler I have ever used. I loved it so much, I bought one for all of my sisters, and an extra one for myself just in case it somehow became discontinued. I couldn't get over how after 45+ years of marriage and cooking for family, I finally found a peeler that could make the job seem effortless. Hope this helps, i.e., you don't need to spend extra money for the Pro.
498589
Not too sure about the pro version. It honestly looks the same other than this one having the grips on the sides. I just like the way it handles. Quick easy and painless!
498590
Size is main difference - Pro Y is much larger. Also the half-moon holding the peeler blades is metal on the Pro model.
1362628
The deluxe peeler is good for produce with thick skin such as cantaloupe. I have both but use the smaller one (132) more often.
96898
I think the word "Pro" is a misidentification on the sellers part, it is a solid peeler, but does not over perform several others that are in my drawer. In fact it gets clogged up a bit more than my Kitchen maid peeler.
2220661
The Pro has a larger container so that you don't have to do multiple batches for the same mix of food. Other than that, they're the same. There's also one with two pro containers, in which case you can steam and process two different kinds of food simultaneously.
405696
No idea if there is actually a difference or simply a marketing tactic, but in my area, the pro cells are sold only at places like hardware stores. They tend to be in bulk packages which may be the only difference. I'd like to think they have more juice but i don't have any evidence of this.
1667711
I prefer a straight edge peeler for reds and bakers. However this works much better on sweet potato. I love it for butternut squash also! Don't be afraid to use it on the hard stuff, you may wear it out which is why i'm buying another after maybe 3 years of use and abuse. Great for apples too. I can't imagine living without one (or two if you want one for tomato and another for really tough peeling. My 17 year old son did manage to break the potato eye remover off, but he is 6' 2" 190# and not particularly delicate. (I can't blame Zyliss for that one, I love all their tools.)
987547
I have tried both, and they are both excellent pitchers. However this one is much better priced, I believe the Prodyne retails for like $19.99
2185452
I thought the procell. Would be better after using both I think there about the same. and I bought them a couple times
909364
Nothing. No difference. Also, if you order the pro, you will be charged more and still receive the base model because the pro can't be sold without a prescription. That happened to me and I ended up keeping the standard model out of convenience and the fact that it worked great. Save the money and don't get ripped off. Buy the standard model.
804381
Yep...And considering the price difference, Take this one. I took every knife and found the angle needed for sharpening, measured the distance between the base and the adjustable slide and I get a perfect edge. Did Edge Pro tell you that?
895619
I have the Pro2X and have owned it for about 4 months. I really like having the two canisters, since I tend to make food and then freeze it. I like being able to steam two foods at once. Makes the whole process go that much faster. One thing, you can't blend/mix on both sides, just on one, so you steam the food then blend one after another on the primary side. The blending works well. I have been able to get the smooth consistency needed for babyfood, so no complaints there. My opinion is if you want/need to save time, the second cansiter in the Pro2X is definitely worth the money. I estimate it saves you 20 minutes of overall time per two foods you are planning to cook, since you are steaming both foods at once. If you don't care as much about saving the time then it's not as worth it. BTW - my opinion is the larger canister in the PRO is definitely worth it over the std so you can make food and then freeze the rest and don't have to be making food all the time.
1987537
not certain, but, good product. Each one has a different function. I mainly use the peeler, but the others are good for veggies.
162518
I found only a price difference. This tool was priceless!!! I used mine for my entire house, my friend used it for two rooms and my neighbor is using it now for his house and cant say enough good things about it. Money well spent!! I hope this helps.
1385259
Yes, this is the best peeler (for the money) scratch that, this is the best peeler, should cost more!!
1517528
This is the metal version. I don't know about the pro model, but I can tell you that it is a little bit lighter than a $500 ice roller that I got with my laser. I actually prefer this one, and it is 1/10 the price! My patients love it.
1331113
The pro version has a metal slide and is 4oz heavier. The green laser is about 3 times brighter and suitable for daylight use.
66174
The Pro has more diodes per inch. Practically that means it provides the same treatment but takes longer time for the tissue to receive the same number of Joules. The Pro would take less time.