i'm having difficulty deciding between this and the K4MS. Both around the same price although the K4MS seems to have extra items. Suggestions?
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Chose the kregtool 5 because of comments of others about improvements made over the 4...
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I have the k4 and wish I had the k5 it's a pain adjusting between board sizes. 1" to 2"
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The "extra items" are some screws & plugs. Yes, there is some value, but it is limited. The K5 is an easier tool to use and you will need to purchase many more screws & plugs according to the way you use it. A handful of screws & plugs is nice to give you some idea of what is available, but will not last long. Frankly, I don't understand why they still price the 4 & 5 the same, or, even why the 4 is still offered.
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Thank you for your input. I was trying to find out if the ss780pc was an upgrade or not, and you answered that question. I personally would purchase the ss780pc due to the fact that it has twice as many k-cups (at least $25 value) plus the additional water filters. You'd save money in the long run by spending the additional $10.
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Thanks for the input. I constantly have to tell my kids they can't play with my $2,000 Mac laptop when I'm not there with them and the price is definitely right on these. Amazing what they manage to put in these little things for the money. I decided to go with the 900 since the smaller keyboard will probably actually be easier for them. Found one with the same hard drive as the 904. I hope they can make it last. I know they will love it as long as they do.
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I don't know about Kaossilator 1, it's out dated though and I love my Kaossilator 2. I played with it just yesterday for an hour and a half and I've had it for nearly a year and a half. I researched the first one thouroughly before I bought Kaos 2, there are many advantages. I think you'd be disappointed if you put your money toward the first generation. Get #2, you'll be amazed!!!
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I had the same dilemma but the prices were different at that time. S3 does have more "stuff." Reviews indicated that the S4 had too much stuff. I chose the S2 because I just wanted the basics. Maybe would have gone with the S3 if the prices were the same. I suggest you go back and read the reviews to see which appeals to you the most. I have no complaints about e S2.
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The JBL is awesome. The Klipsch is very good. Neither is a loser. I thought the JBL sound was richer and recharges the ipad/phone while is plays. The Klipsch is portable but a battery hog. If you NEED wireless then the Klipsch but if you are looking for great sound go with JBL
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I think the mk001 is more android-specific. No idea why that would justify a $100 markup though. The mk005 is great, though. I use of every day.
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I purchased the M604 from Amazon for about $90.00 this past winter and love it. I am sure you could be satisfied with this. I am not familiar with the other unit you are considering, so have no opinion. The M604 is really powerful for its size. I was going to buy a second M604 but do not understand the tremendous increase in price. I would not pay the current $210.00 but wait until it drops back to $90.00.
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This is a great resource AnthonyB. I think the review clearly favors the Panasonic but I am biased ;-) I'm with you on the noise issue but all else aside the improvement over the first generation is remarkable. I especially like the macro modes. Much better (see my review).
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I am very happy with the Pentax K50, I bought it because it was in my budget. It works very well and has excellent performance. The K3 is better, faster and more resolution, but with the K50 have enough for what I want. If you have the money for the K3, buy, worth it.
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thanks for the response janet....i was wondering which was better...Someone told me that the kdl-40sl150 had a bit more features like being able to view photos and play mp3 via the usb on the side
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The k70 is a great buy for most all. The build quality of both the TK and the K70 are pretty close but K70 takes the pot. Your options on the k70 are huge brown, blue, and red switches coming in with either black aluminum or silver; n-key roll over easy-Access Dedicated Multimedia Controls etc. The K70 is sleek and professional looking to the point you can take it to work and use it there. Now, the CM Storm QuickFire TK is minimalistic you get what you get and thats it. Not talking down on the product, the product is great. When put side by side with the K70 though, the K70 is the clear choice. For all the options and great features its hard to go wrong with K70. Plus,(depending on what key switch you're getting) you're not spending that much more, but in the end you know where that little extra is going. To answer your Question: K70 is your choice.
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I have a K-50 as well and I bought the K-3 so I would have two different bodies that use the same lenses. To be honest I would look for a good deal on the K-5iis or a K-50. The K-3 has some advantages but not enough to warrant the price compared to the k-50. I am sure you would be happy with either camera. If I only had the k-50 I would not feel cheated.
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At this price point, I'd have to say its a matter of taste. I'm impressed with how "musical" the Photive is. For under $40, I'd just buy both to audition and return one. I don't think that there is any way you can go wrong with the Cyren. It even makes a great speaker phone!
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I have the k5, k5ii and the k3 and I love the K3. I have no regrets for buying it and would do it again.
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I just got the K701, no idea about k702. I hear someone told me before, K702 sounds bright, and a little bit higher resolution.K701 is also pretty good handphone, I like it a lot, I use it for classical music.
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The K-3 is an upgrade from a K-x, which I'd had for three years. I've been very happy with it. I had considered the K-5IIs, but the improved features of the K-3 swayed me. I'm using the kit lenses that came with my K-x, plus a 50mm 1.4 FA that I already had, though I recently purchased an 18-55mm DA WR so I could gift my K-x with the kit short zoom to my son. I have no immediate plans to purchase more lenses. In fact, having purchased LightRoom at the same time I got the K-3, the quality of images I'm getting from my budget lenses is amazing. The K-3 has wonderful shadow detail which LightRoom pulls out very well. The K-3 is an upgrade from a K-x, which I'd had for three years. I've been very happy with it. I had considered the K-5IIs, but the improved features of the K-3 swayed me. I'm using the kit lenses that came with my K-x, plus a 50mm 1.4 FA that I already had, though I recently purchased an 18-55mm DA WR so I could gift my K-x with the kit short zoom to my son. I have no immediate plans to purchase more lenses. In fact, having purchased LightRoom at the same time I got the K-3, the quality of images I'm getting from my budget lenses is amazing. The K-3 has wonderful shadow detail which... » Read More The K-3 is an upgrade from a K-x, which I'd had for three years. I've been very happy with it. I had considered the K-5IIs, but the improved features of the K-3 swayed me. I'm using the kit lenses that came with my K-x, plus a 50mm 1.4 FA that I already had, though I recently purchased an 18-55mm DA WR so I could gift my K-x with the kit short zoom to my son. I have no immediate plans to purchase more lenses. In fact, having purchased LightRoom at the same time I got the K-3, the quality of images I'm getting from my budget lenses is amazing. The K-3 has wonderful shadow detail which LightRoom pulls out very well. « Show Less