🔒 Avid Armor AVS7900 Vacuum Sealer Machine - Automatic Food Sealer with Compact Design, Easy-to-Use, Locking Lid, Pulse Mode, Dry & Moist Food Settings - Includes Starter Bag Kit Review

This sealer is amazing. Good price, compact, easy to use. The Pulse button gives you full control and even has an accessory port. I also bought 3 of their vacuum tanks and a hose set which also works great. The largest canister allows me to cap quart-sized wide-mouth jars. I seal anything that catches my eye! I just sealed/frozen my incredible yield avocados before they go bad. They also stay yellow for a long time in the fridge.

I love Avid Armor products. I have their chamber vacuum sealer and it's great for sealing large items. I bought this model to seal smaller, more fragile items that could be crushed in a vacuum chamber. This smaller machine has great suction power and comes with a variety of sealing modes. Based on buying two of their sealants I would recommend not wasting your time looking for other sealants, this is the best on the market. You won't find a better sealant than what Avid Armor sells. To date…

This was a replacement for the old FS-Profi 2 that gave up the Ghost for good. I bought another FS but sent it back as it looked cheap. It's very compact and I love the fact that the handle is "lockable" so you can carry/move it without worrying about it popping open like my old FS. I wish it had a built in bag cutter and vacuum hose but that wasn't a deal breaker for me. (I still have a hose from the FS). We'll see how long this lasts as this is a new model from the company, but if it's…

This is a pretty solid offering for what it is. I also got a Potane at the same time, which uses an almost identical list of components and is the best unit for less than half the price. The lockable lid, 3mm strike plate and efficient cable compartment are great features. I didn't overlook the lack of storage space for the bag and never tried the canister mode as it doesn't come with a hose but there is storage in the lid. There are annoying quirks, like the vacuum that kicks in every time you

Small and light device. If you're looking for a device that's not likely to last all that long, this is your vacuum sealer. It is made entirely of plastic and takes up little space. It gets the job done, but if you want to get the job done quickly, look elsewhere. The main problem with this device is the suction power of the motor. It takes a long time to get the air out of the bag you seal. I'm used to using my Weston vacuum sealer which has a very powerful motor and the whole block is metal…

I recently received the Avid Armor AVS7900 seal and I have to say I am very impressed. I've owned numerous vacuum sealers in the past and this one is far superior to any entry-level countertop models I've owned. It's compact and perfect for a typical eat-in kitchen. It's quiet compared to others and still makes a perfect seal every time. Of course, using the Avid Armor Packs probably helps. The AVS7900 also has features that other small tabletop sealers typically don't have, such as: B. The…

So first off I bought nutrichef one first and it was pretty good for the first two uses. I didn't like how hard you had to squeeze to close it and how you sometimes had to fumble with bags to get it to deflate. So I returned it and bought this enthusiastic armor. WOW the difference is amazing. First, the latch closes easily, which is AMAZING. Second, it comes with a little bag cutter (yay!). It's a tiny nipple that actually does the vacuuming and protrudes above the valley floor so the liquid…