What is the difference between this and the "newer model" T-fal Ultimate, besides the newer being more expensive?
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The only difference I see is the copper design on the bottom. I like the design of the old model better. It seems to have more copper coverage which is why I was attracted to it to begin with. I see no reason for the new one to be more expensive. I would get the older model if I were you. I love mine. I do hand wash it. I don't know why but it is so simple and quick. I just put a drop of soap in it and wash it out as soon as I take the food out. Takes about 30 seconds. It cleans easier if you do it while the pan is still hot. I would not buy the new expensive model if you can still get the old one. The only difference I see is the copper design on the bottom. I like the design of the old model better. It seems to have more copper coverage which is why I was attracted to it to begin with. I see no reason for the new one to be more expensive. I would get the older model if I were you. I love mine. I do hand wash it. I don't know why but it is so simple and quick. I just put a drop of soap in it and wash it out as soon as I take the food out. Takes about 30 seconds. It cleans easier if you do it while the pan is still hot. I would not buy the new expensive model if you can still get the... » Read More The only difference I see is the copper design on the bottom. I like the design of the old model better. It seems to have more copper coverage which is why I was attracted to it to begin with. I see no reason for the new one to be more expensive. I would get the older model if I were you. I love mine. I do hand wash it. I don't know why but it is so simple and quick. I just put a drop of soap in it and wash it out as soon as I take the food out. Takes about 30 seconds. It cleans easier if you do it while the pan is still hot. I would not buy the new expensive model if you can still get the old one. « Show Less
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This particular model is pretty horrible at having everything stick to it. I'm not sure about the newer model!
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I really wish I could help you but I have no experience with T-Fal Ultimate .
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It comes in either model. They are the same price. The one pictured here is straight. You can also order the kit that is pictured (which I did, and I like it with the case) or else you can just buy the scope and tripod alone, which is cheaper. The scope is quite good optically, but you might want to take a look at one of them in a store before you buy it online. It has a VERY light weight plastic frame. I am not sure how rugged it is. Seems like Leupold would use aircraft aluminum or something else much sturdier. Other than that, I have no regrets so far.
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I am not really familiar with the cheaper model. I can say that the unit that I have works very well. It is very accurate and dependable and I highly recommend it.
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I love mine, the T-fal P2510737 unit. This unit is really only for pressure cooking, NOT pressure canning. The new types are so much easier than the old ones that could overpressurize. One thing that is really important, let the unit vent steam for several minutes before closing it to make sure you get a good seal. The instructions were not a clear on that but i knew to do it from pressure canning.
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the two main buttons on top (left and right click) of the old version have a matte finish that feels very high quality, almost metallic like a media-blasted aluminum. The new ones are shiny plastic and feel MUCH cheaper. Yes they may both function the same, and are both incredibly durable (I travel with mine and drop them constantly), but I'd pay double for the old version over the new. It just FEELS so much nicer to me.
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I looked at the Tiger JAX-T10U and they are the same,but the JAH-T1U is $30 less.
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I believe I've had both and the professional is heavier. The one problem I've had with the thinner ones was shillets warping over time. When I saw this T-fal professional was the #1 recommended skillet by "America's Test Kitchen" I decided to buy one. I'm very happy with it. And yes I know the warping is from someone putting a hot skillet under running water...I keep telling hubby that, but....Carole
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I'm not sure of the difference, we bought it for my sister-in-law for Christmas. We got the AirBake Ultra by T-fal, I guess she swears by the air-bake branding.
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They're both basically the same other than this one being a little cheaper price wise the the T-fal name on it and the B100 being a bit more with the krupps name on it. The main difference between these two and the higher end models is the higher ones have digital displays, but functionally they all do the same thing.
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Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.
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It is basically the same, but the One is a better, improved product. I understand they do not make the Ultra anymore. The Ultra is not as accurate as The One
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Im not sure what the difference is . I have the newest one and it works great. The only problem i had was reading the instructions, they ar written in broken English and don't make much sense. If you buy one and need help learning how to use it you can email me about it. Landrithjames54@gmail.com
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They are essentially priced the same and practically do not differ that much. I had both, newer one works better for me in general (and finish-wise, black one goes better with my camera).I guess the old one becomes a collectible now :-)
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I cannot see any difference between the two models. My SoftHeat Ultra Back Wrap actually has the words "Kaz UL Listed" stamped on one side of it. I don't know why there's a difference in price because it looks like they both come from Kaz. Hope this helps. ;-)
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The extra 10$. The cheaper one is sold by Bravo Audio directly. The one that is 10$ more is sold by ingenous ingenuity. If you check bravo audio website, the Bravo V1 Deluxe is the only V1 sold. I would have to say that the only difference is the 10$ markup.
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According to my research there aren't very many differences between the 2 models, which is a bit confusing as to why there are 2 models that are so closely designed but I am just a consumer, what do I know. It appears from my side-to-side comparison that the main differences are going to be: *A little better flash for the FS25 *Faster and 1 more shot for the Continuous shot bursts *A more in depth metering sensor for the FS25 offering more detection points *The 25 weighs a bit more and has a slightly larger LCD (2.7 vs 3.0inches) And the FS25 of course costs approximately $20-50 more than the FS15 The largest difference to me is the design of the body, I really love the little hand grip that is molded into the front of the FS25 body, to me that makes a big difference when taking one handed shots, as I often do. Other than that everything is exactly identical between the 2 I would spend the extra $20 myself but that is just me Hope that helps Happy Hunting
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I've had both. The newer model is more sturdy, heavier duty plastic parts, in general, a real improvement. Works the same, but I think it will last longer, I've had mine about a year now.