The cutter arrived broken.

This is actually very easy to use, i would prefer if a bit stronger for the vacuum portion but you are spending $20+ is pretty daaam good

This beauty arrived to me about 3 days ago. here is what i like about it. 1. the cutter - if i have someting smaller to seal, i just zip the part of the top off. i have been thinking. maybe i can even save that extra part by sealing one end for a future date. 2. the moist/dry option. i don't know how it knows to vacuum seal it differently, but i like having that choice. my crackers go stale fast, so perfect use for those. 3. the vac seal button is the one i use the most when i freeze something. no more ice inside my bags! 4. i'm showing you a photo of some chopped bell peppers and red onions. i first used the vac pulse button, then the seal button. the pulse button is fantastic becuase i'm getting just enough air out of that bag for things i want to put into the fridge. i dated it at to the top. as you can see i left the bag large because i want to open this and put a handful of this into an omlet or a green salad. then, i can seal the top again to preserve the rest.

I love crabbing here in the pnw. at the end of the season i have a freezer full of dungeness crab. every year i spend hours ignoring my family while i shuck crab and make a ton of crab cakes. it’s always suboptimal to tightly wrap them in saran wrap and freeze them. it’s not perfect. but now that i have this vacuum sealer my crab cakes are saved! check out the pic. this vacuum sealer is super easy to use, works great and is well worth the money. i highly recommend it!

My husband and i don't have anyone else in our household, but we like to get our veggies and meats at costco due to pricing and quality - but it all comes with wayyy too much of everything for us to eat before it rots even when frozen in ziplocks. i got this vacuum sealer on sale, but honestly, i would suggest this at normal price, too! it is so beginner user friendly, it is extremely quick, and it has multiple functions! it can vacuum seal, seal plastic baggies and sheets, cut the plastic baggies/sheets and re-seal them, and it even comes with an attachment to vacuum seal jars! the design is a little dated, but that's okay - it is going to stay in my cupboard whenever it's not in use, so that doesn't really matter. cleaning it is also very straightforward: wait for the sealing band/rod to cool after your final use, and wipe the inside down with a paper towel. it cannot get any easier ♡ thank you for selling the shiny new gadget in my kitchen ♡

I got this to replace my sealer, this has the nice feature of replaceable food sealer machine tape that will prevent the dang machine from simply being rendered useless when there are bubbles or issues with conductivity of heat when sealing. so far it works well, quickly, not too loud while it runs and good amount of suction on the bag without having to struggle to allign the bag in the housing 15x. attached video and pics of the whole turkey i sealed yesterday, bonus it has a nice warranty already attached and i made sure to test the machine multiple times in a row before writing this.

I have been looking for a vacuum sealer for a while now, but i always talked myself out of it: too bulky; too expensive; do i really want that on my counter; etc. i finally decided on this one and i cannot be happier or more excited about this purchase! i sorted and packed a month's worth of meat in less than an hour. i had maybe 2 little issues, but a simple re-posotioning of the bag solved the problem. completely operator error and nothing to do with the machine. my food is vacuum packed and sealed tight, already frozen and looks great so far. my freezer has never looked so organized. i'm already making a list of meals and marinades that i can do for my next round. this model was in the price range i wanted to spend, the size is perfect to take out and put away with ease. fits perfectly in my cabinet when i don't want it on my counter. very happy with this purchase!

I've been storing many items but here are my latest soups.

This is actually very easy to use, i would prefer if a bit stronger for the vacuum portion but you are spending $10+ is pretty daaam good

I was rebuilding the engine in my truck.you know there are a ton of little items that must be kept safe.if your like most people, you'll retain zalot of that information for the first couple days, but alot of time can pass while your waiting for the machine shop to accomplish the tasks they need to get done, and theres a waiting period for all those new parts you had to order to arrive. this waiting period can be days, weeks and in some cases months. by organizing the parts and labeling them, you reduce the possibility of loosing parts or mixing up what parts go where. it sure made the reassembly of my engine less stressful, quicker and you can look at the finished product and know doing this helped to make the job a big success. i would highly recommend the purchase of the vacuum sealer not only to be used in the kitchen, but also for all those projects you have, where loosing an item can be a major setback or where having things catagoried can save you .

here is what i like about it. 1. the cutter - if i have someting smaller to seal, i just zip the part of the top off. i have been thinking. maybe i can even save that extra part by sealing one end for a future date. 2. the moist/dry option. i don't know how it knows to vacuum seal it differently, but i like having that choice. my crackers go stale fast, so perfect use for those. 3. the vac seal button is the one i use the most when i freeze something. no more ice inside my bags! 4. i'm showing you a photo of some chopped bell peppers and red onions. i first used the vac pulse button, then the seal button. the pulse button is fantastic becuase i'm getting just enough air out of that bag for things i want to put into the fridge. i dated it at to the top. as you can see i left the bag large because i want to open this and put a handful of this into an omlet or a green salad. then, i can seal the top again to preserve the rest. this appliance is small enough to keep it out.

Super happy with my purchase (so far)! i've been making dinner's in an air fryer lately once a week and i'd buy green beans as a side. since i only make it once a week and not every weekend, i'd go 1-3 weeks without making them again. even though i put it in a zip lock bag, obviously they'd go bad and i'd have to throw away the bag. so after doing that for a while, i got sick of it and went into looking for a vacuum sealer machine to hopefully solve this problem. found this one on one of their lightning deals and picked it up for $10+ bucks or so. it was pretty easy to learn how to use. watched a couple videos and after i figured out the placement of where the bags go it was easy peasy. the first thing i did was the green beans you see in the picture. i use it for cooked chicken , steak's, chicken breasts, bacon, and more. a couple things i love it for are chip bags, and cereal bags. i go on trips for 10-13 days or so and it keeps those nice and fresh.

This turned out to be a good match for that. it handles everyday kitchen tasks without making them feel like extra work. the different sealing options come in handy depending on what i’m storing. some items need a tighter seal, while others just need to be closed up quickly. switching between those options feels natural after using it a few times. the cutter also saves time since i can create the exact size i need. another thing i noticed is how tidy everything looks once sealed. bags lay flat, stack easily, and take up less space overall. the machine itself stays out of the way, which matters in a kitchen where space is limited. it feels practical without being overcomplicated.

What i liked right away was that this isn’t limited to one kind of kitchen task. i started with basic leftovers, then moved on to ingredients i wanted to keep fresher, and after that i tried some of the extra functions. it feels more versatile than i expected from such a compact machine. the vacuum and seal process moves along fast, and the digital timer gives it a more precise feel. i enjoy being able to watch the countdown rather than standing there wondering when it will finish. the moist and dry settings are useful because not everything in my kitchen stores the same way, and it’s nice having that flexibility built in.

I’ve been using it to separate items right after bringing them home, and it keeps everything from piling up in the fridge. What i like most is how flexible it feels. Some foods need a little more care when sealing, and having different modes makes it easier to handle that without overthinking. The seal looks neat every time, which makes storage feel more intentional.



The size of the machine is another plus. It doesn’t dominate the counter, so i don’t mind leaving it out when i’m working through a batch of food. The timer display gives a clear sense of progress, which helps when i’m moving through multiple items in a row. It just fits into the routine without slowing anything

I live with limited counter space, so i’m careful about what earns a place in the kitchen. bigger appliances usually end up becoming clutter, but this one fits my space really well. it has a slim shape, feels light enough to move around, and slides into storage without any awkward shuffling. what makes it stand out to me is how many jobs it covers in one compact machine. i can vacuum seal, use the seal-only function, cut bags to fit what i need, and stop the process whenever i want. that gives it a more flexible feel than tools that only do one thing well. i also like using it for portions that i want to keep neat in the fridge, because everything comes out looking flatter and more organized than with regular storage methods.

I do a lot of batch cooking, so i’m always looking for ways to portion food without filling the fridge and freezer with mismatched containers. this machine has fit into that routine better than i expected. it keeps portions compact, helps food stay neatly packed, and makes the whole storage side of cooking feel more organized. one reason i’ve enjoyed using it is the way it handles different foods without making the process feel complicated. some meals are drier, some have a little more moisture, and the option to switch modes gives me more control without turning it into a project. the seal-only setting is useful too when i just want to close a bag fast. i also ended up liking the built-in cutter a lot more than i thought i would. it lets me size the bag to the food instead of settling for something too big.

My husband and i don't have anyone else in our household, but we like to get our veggies and meats at costco due to pricing and quality - but it all comes with wayyy too much of everything for us to eat before it rots even when frozen in ziplocks. i got this vacuum sealer on sale, but honestly, i would suggest this at normal price, too! it is so beginner user friendly, it is extremely quick, and it has multiple functions! it can vacuum seal, seal plastic baggies and sheets, cut the plastic baggies/sheets and re-seal them, and it even comes with an attachment to vacuum seal jars! the design is a little dated, but that's okay - it is going to stay in my cupboard whenever it's not in use, so that doesn't really matter. cleaning it is also very straightforward: wait for the sealing band/rod to cool after your final use, and wipe the inside down with a paper towel. it cannot get any easier ♡ thank you for selling the shiny new gadget in my kitchen ♡

I reach for it when i need to store something quickly without turning it into a whole process. it’s simple enough that i don’t hesitate to use it even for small tasks. the seal function is smooth, and the vacuum option gives a tighter finish when needed. i like having both without switching to a different device. the timer display adds a bit of precision, which helps when i’m sealing several items back to back. the design is also easy to deal with. it’s light enough to move around and small enough to store without rearranging everything else. cleanup doesn’t take much effort either, which makes it easier to keep using regularly. it blends into normal kitchen habits without feeling like extra work.

It stays compact enough that i don’t mind keeping it close by, yet it still feels capable when i’m sealing several items back to back. the overall design is thoughtful. the cutter is built in, so i’m not reaching for separate tools just to make a bag fit properly. that saves time and also helps reduce waste because i can tailor the size to what i’m packing. i like that the machine includes separate settings for foods with different textures, since that gives me a better sense of control during prep. the stop button is another small detail that turned out to be useful. it gives me a little extra control over the process instead of making it feel automatic in a rigid way.