What is the difference between this model and the higher priced FV-08VRE1 model priced a bit over $200..is it just the LED light(from what I can tell?
815687
Looks like its just the bulb. Mine is great. You cant even hear the thing running. I mounted mine in the shower.
815688
I couldn't find a difference other than the type of light bulb so I went with the L1. It does a great job!
815689
As far as I remember it is the flow rate of the fan. The more expensive unit has a higher flow.
815690
Yes. The only difference is the CFL bulb in this model. It is not dimmable. I recommend Going with the LED model.
815691
Yes. just the LED light bulb. I am a contractor and use this fan a lot. It is very quiet and moves a ton of air. Light years better than any fan you can buy at the "blue store" or the "orange store".
815692
I believe you are right and the difference is in LED bulb. We have this one and can't be happier. Its really quiet and efficient! No more moisture in my husband's bathroom!
1592352
The only difference is the LIGHTS. This version has regular LED lights. The other version has 3D lights which is more attractive.
1774048
Its not the "cheaper version" its the new version without those features. You can find Hoover models with these items, I think its called Anniversary Edition, at WalMart and its like $125. I lucked out - went to Blain's Farm & Fleet and they had an "old" box in among the new ones....lo and behold, my version is the 2008 and has the headlight and bag full indicator. So I'm a lucky guy. BUT after having these features I can tell you I would not pay an extra $50 for them.....just open the panel every once and awhile and feel to see if the bag is full, and turn on the freakin lights in your room when you vacuum so you don't need a "headlight". Its disappointing that Hoover is removing these INEXPENSIVE TO BUILD features but my guess is this model was TOO MUCH OF A VALUE and they want to incentivize people to consider the Anniversary edition or other more expensive models by making you "compromise" and "do without" your headlight and bag indicator.....
912121
Don't know why Samsung dropped the 56" LED. If you're limited to 56" so can't go up to the LED HL61A750 take a careful look at the lamp models. They have a better display than the LED models and cost less. Even if you have to buy a lamp after a few years, they're only $100-150 online.
816807
No it's not the same. There is cheaper version out there for about $50. This one actually has flashing lights around mirrors and talks.
1765937
the whole flashlight is $6 shipped, you just buy a new one... not sure what a "driver" is... you are aware LEDs last over 100,000 hours which is longer than you and I will be alive during sundown.
969385
I have both the 8500 series LED by samsung and the PN58B860 plasma. The plasma has much nicer and deeper colors. It's viewing angle is also much better and does not wash out as fast as the LED one. The only downside with the plasma is that it drains almost 3 times as much energy but if you are willing to pay this much for a TV, your electric bill should not break your bank
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I agree with Gina. I did extensive research back in 1/07 about the DLP bulb vs DLP LED. I went with the LED since Samsung claimed it would last 20,000 hrs vs 3,000 with the Lamp. So, as a result, I did not get the best buy extended warranty b/c they said this thing was good for a lifetime. There is no bulb to replace so I went with the LED. BTW-it's the Samsung 56" DLP w/LED. Just yesterday, this thing died! I calculated at most I've used this TV for 2000 hrs and it's a goner. The LED engine costs $800 to replace...now what kind of benefit is that? At least the DLP lamp version allows you to replace the bulb for about $150. This is ridiculous and unless they do something for me to fix this, I will never buy a samsung again. STAY AWAY!
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I did a side by side comparison at Best Buy in their calibrated Magnolia center. They also had Samsung's flagship LED HDTV from 2013 right beside it (the one I originally intended to purchase.). There was no comparison, the VT just looked better in the dark room. Blacks were truly black with no noticeable light bleed like there was from the LED. The F8500 looked good as well, but the VT won me over. The white level is fine in my living room where I have it wall mounted. It's not in direct sunlight, but the overall picture quality is nice even in moderate lighting.
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they look exactly the same; all are from spec-d tuning, so i would say they are just different prices from the vendors. if you think these are cool without the LED's, go for it, cause i guarantee that within a few months all of the LED's will either be flickering or out altogether, and they are not directly replaceable.
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It's uses newer LED technology, instead of 8 LEDS it uses 2 LEDS to stream down a small tube to illuminate. The DayLight 8 kit is actually wider than the daylight guide. Also the daylight guide are only sold outside of the US thus imported, thus higher price. Once they are sold here, I'm sure the prices will go down. Newer vehicles with LED DRL are using this technology versus individual LEDS spread out. I don't know if it's better but I think it looks cooler. Wish it came as wide as the DayLight8.
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The difference is quite noticeable between an LED and LCD... Remember the 120 HZ it the multiplier here. Meaning if you are watching anything that has high motion, like sports other than Golf, then the LED will show a clearer picture. Sooo, from my perspective I will NEVER buy a straight UP LCD Tv. I will buy one with LED or LED/LCD at 120 Hz or better, for I intend to keep it for more than 5 years. By the way, make sure you get a warranty and understand the benefit it will be bring to the table if at year three your new TV goes out... As an example BestBuy will replace the unit completely no questions asked. The difference is quite noticeable between an LED and LCD... Remember the 120 HZ it the multiplier here. Meaning if you are watching anything that has high motion, like sports other than Golf, then the LED will show a clearer picture. Sooo, from my perspective I will NEVER buy a straight UP LCD Tv. I will buy one with LED or LED/LCD at 120 Hz or better, for I intend to keep it for more than 5 years. By the way, make sure you get a warranty and understand the benefit it will be bring to the table if at year three your new TV goes out... As an example BestBuy will replace the unit completely... » Read More The difference is quite noticeable between an LED and LCD... Remember the 120 HZ it the multiplier here. Meaning if you are watching anything that has high motion, like sports other than Golf, then the LED will show a clearer picture. Sooo, from my perspective I will NEVER buy a straight UP LCD Tv. I will buy one with LED or LED/LCD at 120 Hz or better, for I intend to keep it for more than 5 years. By the way, make sure you get a warranty and understand the benefit it will be bring to the table if at year three your new TV goes out... As an example BestBuy will replace the unit completely no questions asked. « Show Less
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if money was no object....i would buy the elite....its bigger (70 inch i believe)....its the only LED ive seen to best a plasma, BUT with a price of almost 8 g's id def rather have the VT, and definitely if the VT beats last years model. so basically the elite is nicer, BUT id rather spend more money on the vt and get a bad ass surround sound :)
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This model has been redesigned and looks physically different from the older version. The photo on here represents the present version. The photocell is on top instead of the front, the lens/diffuser is shorter and I believe is now whitish instead of clear, and it now takes a GU24 lamp with built-in ballast of maximum 13 watts rather than the previous 13 watt unballasted lamp. I think it was sorta dumb of Cooper to do this without changing the model number, but there it is. They didn't tell me when they made the change but said that the manual referenced on their website would be corrected. As of today it has not been. The link http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/dam/public/lighting/products/documents/consumer_products/instruction_sheets/fe13pc_series_825_0141.pdf points to the manual for the old version. If you look you'll see the noticeable differences in appearance. At the moment it would appear from responses that stocks of both old and new versions exist.
1491244
As far as I can tell it's pretty much the same light, it even came in a Trucklite box. Not sure about the model # but it's ridiculously bright and well worth the money.
281948
I don't know but it puts out as much light as my 10watt halogen bulbs if not more. It won't be as bright as the ones with CRE leds but then it isn't $200 either! It lights up my V-berth quite nicely.
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That particular one is the V. I looked up the V2 and a white model came up, same price, same description. I'm not sure what the difference is. I actually purchased the V as a gift so I don't know much about it, as it was recommended by someone. I'd say do a little more research because I'm not 100% sure. Hope this helps