what's the difference between the Super Freak and the Speed Freak besides button location?
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hey jake, Super Freak Button Type: sliding switch with (3) heat settings vs. Speed Freak Button Type: Dial. The Speed Freak dial was really annoying. I kept having to adjust it back because it's located in such an awkward position (imagine a trigger on a paintball gun). Coupled with the fact that the Speed Freak weighed more than what I was use to my fingers kept slipping from hand/arm fatigue of holding it up; sliding the heat settings up on the dial. The Super Freak was noticeably lighter when compared to my sister's Speed Freak. They both have the nonslip texture which is great if you're like me and leave the dryer running; tend to place it on it's side on the sink countertop. On Amazon Super Freak costs 63.99 versus the 62.50 you'll spend on the Speed Freak. This is less than what I paid a few months ago (around $75/Holiday promotions?). Super Freak has a slightly wider nozzle while the Speed Freak looks more narrow. That being said the Super Freak is slightly shorter(back to the end of the nozzle) when compared to the Speed Freak which is longer (back to the end of the nozzle). Ultimately they're both 2000 watts with 7 heat settings and (2) concentrator nozzles. Bottom line is your personal preference. For me the selling point was the weight. It use to take me a long time to dry my hair; I have to section it and use a barrel brush. So, weight/size was a concern of mine. The Super Freak is light enough for me to manuever, and provides a strong/constant stream of heated air; it's cut down my drying time by half. I hope this helps out a little.
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It has 2 speeds - low and high and three temp settings. Cool, med, high. Looks like 1 button in pic, but there are really two sliders next to one another.
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I'm not sure what is going on, but when I thought I was receiving a direct replacement for the "with button" model I bought last year, I received the cheaper "no button" model. The price was similar, and both models show up on Schumaker's website. I assumed I had not looked closely at the model numbers when I ordered. Nevertheless, they are not comparable.
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Hi, not sure what the difference is exactly, but I must admit that I find this one much better than the previous one. It is lighter and more durable so I fully recommend getting 83 slow. Sorry I can't be more of help
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I don't know, but it's faster than a cheaper version I bought from wallyworld
637125
They change speeds, but I haven't tried it. I'm using in a kind of minimalist way and I'm not ready for programs for the super fit., which I think that is trying to get one to a super fit state.
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Hi Pam,I believe the difference is that the S version has an on/off switch while the other one doesn't.
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The ejector is a button that is above the speed control lever. They are separate.
1784785
The lowest numbers correlate to the lowest shock settings. You could just buy one and see for yourself to be sure. I don't know who the retard is that said they go all the way up to 100, but that's insanely wrong. There's no dial and only 7 buttons..... 1 and 4 is like putting a 9 volt battery on your tongue, 2 and 5 is double that and 4 and 6 is doubled again.
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They seem very similar to me. A difference I do notice is one has a control knob you can spin to adjust the time and the other has a touch sensor that does not move to adjust the time similar to a smart phone's touch screen.
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I own both and they are about the same intensity when you adjust the switch to the highest. I love them both!!!!
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There is a lever that you slide to control the speed - fast or slow. One hand must be pulling that lever while the other hand presses the on button.
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The dial and buttons both can do the same functions so you can use the one you like. I mostly use the buttons old school. The inverter is the best feature anyway, that and the power. Great machine btw.
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As far as I know you can only go faster by turing the speed control knob all the way to the right. Hope that world for you.
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I think this is the difference: Features twist-up eyecups and a large center-focus knob for easy adjustments; I used two pairs in South Africa on some safaris and they were amazing! Glad I bought two pairs for my friends an my family!
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I've never used the Wally, but it seems like pretty much the same thing. The Wally adds a tempo knob and somewhat longer record time. In my opinion, the biggest drawback for BOTH pedals is the single-button approach. It pretty much makes the pedal useless for live performance. If you want to jam along with yourself at home, either would be great. The JamMan Express (unlike the Wally) will run on batteries, but it eats them so quickly that you really must buy a power supply--it doesn't come with one.
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I believe the one that you mentioned in Roys R us is the collector item. It has more automatic features and the eyes do not move around when you move the figure. This one is softer and can be bended. Depending on how you bend it, the eye lids will close or wink.