full Gtech AirRam review Best Deals for GTech Gtech AirRamBlender: Vitamix vs. Ninja In this test, the Ninja and the Vitamix performed almost exactly the same making smoothies and milkshakes. The Vitamix was a little quieter and easier to clean, but for $320 less, the Ninja is a great alternative. Vacuum: Dyson vs. Shark This video review shows the Shark actually sucks more than the Dyson. (In this case, sucking is a good thing.) And you’ll save $240! Dutch Oven: Le Creuset vs. Lodge In this test, both brands performed exactly the same. The Le Creuset comes in slightly different volumes (3.5, 4.5, 5.5, and 7.5 quarts) than the Lodge (3, 4.6, 6, and 7 quarts), but otherwise the $350 difference doesn’t get you anything different. Check out the Lodge here. Juicer: Breville vs. Hamilton Beach In this comparison, the Breville was rated a 10.0 and the Hamilton Beach, which is $100 cheaper, got a 9.9. Stand Mixer: Kitchen Aid vs. Hamilton Beach

For $100 less, this Hamilton Beach mixer is almost as good as the Kitchen Aid, besides being a little harder to clean. Or, if your heart is set on a Kitchen Aid brand mixer, they are frequently available used on Craigslist and Ebay. And you can replace the bowl for around $40. Pet Brush: Furminator vs. Oster While the Furminator is one of the most recognized brands for pet grooming, the Oster Undercoat Rake can also prevent shedding just as well and costs less than half the price. Chef’s Knife: Shun vs. Victorinox Although the Shun is a time-tested favorite, the Victorinox Chef’s Knife is a great alternative and the first choice of many professional chefs. And at $85 cheaper, you can even afford to get an extra paring knife to go with it. Espresso Machine: Rancilio Silvia vs. DeLonghi Rancilio Silvia might be the “Mercedes of Espresso Machines,” but you could almost get a used car for the price. Enter the DeLonghi, a pump-driven machine at a steam-driven price.

Even coffee snobs will appreciate the quality of this machine. Tablet: iPad vs. Nexus It might not be a necessity but, if you’re going to splurge, the Google Nexus is the second-highest-rated tablet to the iPad with a much smaller price tag. Noise Canceling Headphones: Bose QuietComfort vs. Sony MDR-NC7 The Bose QuietComfort is one of the highest-rated noise-canceling models. But for $230 less, the Sony model works almost as well. Cables: Monster vs. Monoprice For any cable length under 6 feet that isn’t going in-wall, Monoprice cables perform just as well as the more expensive brands. And they come in many more colors! Battery iPhone Case: Mophie vs. Lenmar At almost half the price of the more popular Mophie, the Lenmar case is actually easier to use and performs better. Memory Foam Mattress: Tempur-pedic vs. NovosBed At nearly $3,000 cheaper, the NovosBed is incredibly similar in material and owner satisfaction to the Tempur-pedic. Want more incredibly helpful ways to save money?