What is the difference between this 3 qt and the Lodge EC3D43 3 qt, other than almost 3 times the price?
788192
I am not sure which products you are comparing... But I do love the Lodge Dutch Ovens. I own 3 different sizes, and each costs $50-$60.Le Creuset is made in France, and retails between $250 and $400 per "French" Oven. Lodge is made in America, and is great for slow cooking, Braising, cheaper cuts of meat. Pork Shoulder (called Pork Butt in the Grocery Store) with Carrots, Celery, and Onions, with a cup or 2 of water, will be so delicious when cooked for 3 hours at 350F. You should try it. If you have never used a Dutch Oven, it is amazing the flavor that you can get.
788193
You may be comparing the casserole to the regular dutch oven. The casserole is wide and shallow. The Dutch oven is deeper. The Dutch oven would be better for a large piece of meat, like a pork shoulder (pork butt). The casserole is great for smaller pieces like chicken thighs. I have both, and use them both.
2219050
I don't know the difference. I have the 8893 and it performs very well. I cannot imagine what more "bells and whistles" one would need.
2260857
The difference is that the 3323S has more feet attachments. Other than that they are the same machine.
1680396
I'd go for this one over the 3E. The 3E is good, but it's a lot older. No shake to wake, charge ports top out at 2 A (this one is 2.4 max) so it's slower for devices that can take higher current. The charge display is also 4 LEDs, not 10 like this one. I had some 4 LED display batteries and I can tell you that those extra LEDs really help- they give you a much clearer idea of how much power is left (especially if it's one of the higher capacity packs, like the Astro E5). With the old 4 light display, when it gets to 25% you see one light lit... same as when it's at 1%. 25% is quite a bit of juice on something like the E5 (15,000 mAh) but 1% isn't on anything, and the thing is you can't tell which it is. The 2nd gen Astros can show you all the way down to 10% granularity which is a whole lot better.
1178421
I am leaning towards the 230 mainly because of price. I compared the 230 and 240 in a side by side list and other than a difference in programs (240 has more) and warranty (230 is better) I don't see the advantage in paying $50 more.
1916342
680.v3 is more for a club and scratching environment, good low response. The 680e.v3 is more for monitoring and remixes. Very clear and good stereo imaging, not too good for groove holding and scratching. As far as the interchangeability, I am unsure. Hope I answered your question.
1187179
Wish I had looked at this before as I have the 400XPR and bought the table and plunge base as well. Looking at the model number 'TR' = Trio
1782025
I notice that Cuisinart CTO-390PC is selling at Costco for $99, and Cuisinart TOB-195 looks almost exactly the same but is a different model number is $179.99 at Bed, Bath
741585
They're all part of the same product family. It's just how Amazon groups like products. It's kind of like when you look at a book and it has the hardback, paperback, kindle, and audible options and all the reviews are "bundled" for the book. Or if you go look at a lot of different teas, they'll have all the types mixed together. Sometimes it's ok like with the books because you basically get the same product, other times, like with tea, it's kind of annoying trying to find the reviews for the specific flavor you're interested in. With this, the PSU, the only difference is the wattage, performance and reliability should pretty much be the same. For what it's worth, I just got the 750 not long ago and it's working well for me. Like it a lot better than my older partially modular PSU.
665177
I am having the same debate for a gift. And, i agree that the only difference is the base/cleaner. I believe the 8243A is a newer model but am not 100% about that. I read that the 43A is easily cleaned by rinsing under water. I also read the 8109 does not hold as long of a charge as the 43A. If you find out anything, let me know.
743926
I have both the 733 and 660, the 660 is more energy efficient and moves more air at quieter volume levels than the 733. The 733 is fine for a fan that you want to hide away in a corner, but the 660 is much better looking so you'll not mind having it out in view of others. The 733 has an older analog switch with only 3-speed settings, while the newer 660 has a sleek digital 5-button setup with 4-speed settings. Overall the 660 is just a far superior fan with a more efficient electric motor and it's ability to move in any degree of position from horizontal to vertical...not just 3 like the 733. I have both the 733 and 660, the 660 is more energy efficient and moves more air at quieter volume levels than the 733. The 733 is fine for a fan that you want to hide away in a corner, but the 660 is much better looking so you'll not mind having it out in view of others. The 733 has an older analog switch with only 3-speed settings, while the newer 660 has a sleek digital 5-button setup with 4-speed settings. Overall the 660 is just a far superior fan with a more efficient electric motor and it's ability to move in any degree of position from horizontal to vertical...not just 3 like the 733.
802936
I don't know but I imagine you might find it in researching it; typically, unless the price difference is huge I go with the latest technology; this may not be a situation where it's significant but might be worth looking into; good luck; it's a great little unit; I've been extremely pleased!
1738568
I love the 650, but the difference just appears to be the size and the addition of the broiling rack (which I have not yet used). And of course the price. I have room for the larger model and as I have it on a counter that is in the open, I also bought the cutting board that fits on top of the 650 as the unit gets hot on top when it is on. Given they have the same features and power, it should just come down to the size issue and your available space.
778505
Hello. If you can afford the 3, get it...if the other might be too small, why take a chance? You'll be able to use it more! By the way, ALL-CLAD "rocks"! You'll never be sorry for selecting that maker!!! Professional cook-ware!
894056
upon the time I look I did not find a wdnr4000 anymore only it's lower end 3700 brother. Looking at the obvious difference is the network speed which means example wdnr4300 has more speed technically means steadier output less interruption for your use. However it has a downside cloud reason you want a better router not only for it's speed, signal strength, or disk space but you want it's security. Anything cloud poses that threat to you. Im not security expert I only research and build computers. If you want a true tech engineer look at overclockers.com or tomshardware.com be advised sometimes things they say unless you really are into it you may find it more work ahead just to understand what's given. Construction wise according to my numerous findings and researches CISCO and Netgear sadly are not so different now. CISCO used to be top of the game and dead given choice given the money allows. Dont get me wrong I still believe at a company scale you can still ask them to custom make a router just for your company. Commercial grade material at huge cost so consumers outta question. Hope this guides your decision PS if you are still looking for wdnr4300 looks from my side Amazon has drop the price further to 92.99. Be sure to research the inventory and get your cheapest price as your right.
2201875
As far as I know it's only a visual difference. I have the E751, and it sounds the same as the other. I would have preferred the E-750 as I like the wood finish better, but not at that price difference.
36909
Not in my world, I have the Cuisinart round and oval enamel over cast iron dutch ovens and they are fantastic. I got them from Woot, Amazons closeout sibling lol. They only cost about $50 when they have them on Woot. If you are not famaliar with Woot, just go to Woot.com Woot also has apps for your phone. If you have patience this is the way to go, in the two years I have been a Woot member they have had the Cuisinart dutch ovens twice that I know of, once when I bought mine, and again not too long ago. HTH.