FoodSaver Gamesaver 700000 $89.99
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I keep looking at buying a foodsaver to replace my current vac sealer but it seems like the quality of these new models is SO low, if you go by the reviews anyways.. makes me nervous to pull the trigger on any of them
Steve H had this review
Thanks for the link WR.
LEM MaxVac 500 review
Thought I would give my opinion of the LEM MaxVac 500 sealer. Received this as a gift from one of my sons. Awesome gift! There was also a pack of quart, and gallon bags. The unit included a 25' roll of 8" film as well. The sealer is fast on removing the air. And does it very well. The 1/4"...www.smokingmeatforums.com
You should ask yourself these questions:
1) How often am I going to use it?
2) How much are you going to seal at one sitting?
3) How much are you looking to spend?
The LEM unit I have works fantastic. And because of the current events. It has seen a lot of use with no problems. It can seal for up to 5 hours straight/450 seals without needing to stop and cool down.
Which is more then I need. But, it was a Christmas gift. So whom am I to complain?! But, when I started ramping up my hobby. I knew I needed something different. The wait times between seals was getting old. Hence the new sealer I got for Christmas after I my son heard me P&M about my old one.
Do some research on the vacmaster units as well.
But, up until Christmas I had a a vintage FoodSaver. And it worked good for my needs. I also have my mother's foodsaver that she had for years. And it still performs fine.
What I'm driving at is don't be glamorized by the bells and whistles.
Yes they are .Those are three good questions to ask yourself.
Yes they are .
2 more that are important to me .
Roll storage
on board cutter .