s3765 vs. s3755 Hello, the s3765 is more expensive but does not have the "brushroll shutoff" that the s3755 has. How important is the brushroll shutoff? Does anyone wish they had it? Any replies would be greatly appreciated. Trying to decide between the two models. Thanks s3765 vs. s3755 Hello, the s3765 is more expensive but does not have the "brushroll shutoff" that the s3755 has. How important is the brushroll shutoff? Does anyone wish they had it? Any... » Read More s3765 vs. s3755 Hello, the s3765 is more expensive but does not have the "brushroll shutoff" that the s3755 has. How important is the brushroll shutoff? Does anyone wish they had it? Any replies would be greatly appreciated. Trying to decide between the two models. Thanks « Show Less
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That's good to hear. I went to hoover web site and was comparing the two->http://www.hoover.com/productcategory.aspx?use=45&ds;=false. In the comparison it says the 3765 didn't have the brush roll shutoff. It didn't make sense that the less expensive model would have this feature and the more expensive would. Thanks for letting me know it does have the shutoff
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Hi, Just received model S 3765 today. It does have the brushroll shutoff. This feature is used when vacuuming hard surface floorse the brush is not needed. This model has additional tools that the S3755 does not incude. It has a 25 foot cord, the hard floor tool and the powered hand tool. Other than these additions it appears to be the same and the S3755.
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This depends on your application. If you have a heavy density high pile luxurious carpet the SEB228 is the best due to the extra 1 3/4" height from the highest setting. However, if you have a standard grade carpet or a less dense carpet the SEB236 is the better choice. The SEB236 has an LED light right on top to let you know when something is wrong and needs to be reset. While using the SEB228 it will shut off numerous times while in use. I believe the reason in my case for that is due to airflow has stopped and or brushes aren't moving due to my high pile carpet.
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I bought the 54018 and it's been a perfect fan. I can't see the difference between those two models, either. Also I saw that Hunter doesn't sell the 23688 any longer.
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Last Christmas, we bought the 780-which works great. However, I have long blonde hair and it would tangle around the rollers. The 780 comes with a cleaning tool, so that you can easily cut it off...but it was kind of annoying. I ended up taking it to work and bought the new 880 for the house. We also have dogs at the house. The 880 is AWESOME. It's virtually maintenance free, with the exception of emptying out the collection tray. It also is a lot quieter than the 780. Overall, the rubber rollers seem to pick up a lot more dirt, dust, and dog hair than the 780 did...and I would compare the 780 to the effectiveness of our Dyson Ball vacuum (yes, I know, I have purchased a lot of vacuums... I am kind of OCD like that!) Overall, I would highly suggest the 880 over the 780 iRobot. It simply works better.
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My understanding is that the only difference is a "bin full" indicator exists on the 780. In my opinion, it's not necessary because the instructions recommend emptying the bin after every use. FWIW, I absolutely LOVE my Roomba & whenever I've had a question, customer service is fabulous.
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If that's all than it's not worth the extra price. The LN37A550 costs less than the LN32A65. I might just look at the 37A550 instead.
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Sally, its been a month or so since i did my research on this. From what I can remember, when I went on to the PowerSmart website, the more expensive model seemed to be the newer one.
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The black model is under review but the blue one isn't. However the blue one is now out of stock.I don't think the problem is with the unit itself but possibly with the wording in the description. There are different models of the 1005HA and maybe Amazon was shipping the wrong model, or a model that didn't meet all of the specifications.
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It looks like the 9970 has a GPS component that allows you to filter out the false alerts you get all the time. I have never had a 9965 but that appears to be the main difference. We love the 9970 and are very happy with it!
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I don't know the difference between the two--only that one is a newer model than the other. You should research the model numbers.
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I have the VRT 330 and it takes up very little counter space. The 350, I believe, is configured differently and takes up more horizontal counter space. I prefer the 330 for ease of cleaning, also. I believe they have the same power and the end results in the juice is basically the same, so I think is boils down to appearance. Anyone else have a different experience? Sorry, I am way off base on this answer. The 350 is simply a heavier duty model of the 330, but the same configuration -- standing upright. I have the 330 and it works just fine for me. The 350 has a heavier duty auger, but appears to be the same otherwise, for size and HP. Sorry for the confusion in my previous answer. I guess I should have done my homework first!
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Roomba cleans much better but costs more. I have run them side by side (Roomba 650 next to the MR6550) and for picking up dog hair and dirt the Roomba does a noticeably better job. Same with paper shreddings.
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I dont know how to explain it fully but basically the brushless has less parts coming in contact in order to work where as brushed does. These brushes over time bind or loose contact making the motor stop wotking or burn up. I am a brushless fan all the way. You dont have to break them in, they handle more power and higher rpm. They are more spendy but they last longer. Id always spend the extra money to get brushless. I hope this is of help
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I ended up replacing my SuperSolano Original with the 3500Lite. The 3700 was actually too much for my fine hair. The 3500 is great and it is lighter!
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Don't know which one is the newest model, but here are the differences between the three: - The 300 (green) and 650 (purple) both have a retractable cord, while the 200 (blue) does not. - The 300 and 650 both have an auto shut-off feature, while the 200 does not. - The 650 has an anti-calcium system built in to keep the steam vents clean. More details here: http://shop.panasonic.com/docs/misc/2013/iron_comparison_chart-2013.pdf
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I did not compare to the model you are asking about. I recommend going to the Best Buy website and using their compare feature to see what the difference is. Could be motor size? Weight? Width of sweeper? Type of roller. The Nimble has a self-cleaning feature on the roller that is lovely. Good luck!
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I chatted with their rep and was told there is no difference whatsoever between the machines themselves. If you buy direct from them you get the Ab Crunch accessory "free" and there are better warranty options, payment plans, and extended money-back-guarantee/trial options. Also no credit check (?) I guess that matters to some people. Anyway if you just want the basic model and don't care about Ab Crunch and extended warrantees, then buy it from Amazon. Massive price differential.