Brother PE770 vs Brother PE700II
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Well I have started saving for the machine now, I plan to order it on March 18 as a birthday present to myself lol :) Does anyone know if it will still be around then? or is spring when the machines change again?
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I have the PE700II and love it. I bought a "refurbished" one from Ken's Sewing Center although he was in the next state over. Saved about $100. I have had no problems with it that the tech couldn't talk me through over the phone. I also purchased my SE270D refurbished from him. The only drawback is that you have to return the machines to him for service but they are covered under the original warranty so basically the shipping is the only cost you incur.
I think Brother updates their machine models just to make us want something newer or better!! LOL
I think Brother updates their machine models just to make us want something newer or better!! LOL
#15
Originally Posted by Nanamoms
I have the PE700II and love it. I bought a "refurbished" one from Ken's Sewing Center although he was in the next state over. Saved about $100. I have had no problems with it that the tech couldn't talk me through over the phone. I also purchased my SE270D refurbished from him. The only drawback is that you have to return the machines to him for service but they are covered under the original warranty so basically the shipping is the only cost you incur.
I think Brother updates their machine models just to make us want something newer or better!! LOL
I think Brother updates their machine models just to make us want something newer or better!! LOL
With your PE700II can you use the disney cards? or disney designs that are downloadable? Can you conect directly to your computer?
#16
I have the PE770. I am not sure, but it seems that one difference is that the PE 770 also will embroider from the USB slot. You can download any PES or DST format that you download on the USB stick and embroider. I think the 700 only has the memory card slot. By the way, I love the PE770, a christmas present. I also bought the 4 package hoops (small, 4x4, 5x7 and 5x12) from Amazon.com for around $100.00. Just be aware that you cannot embroider anything larger than 5x7 on the 5x12 hoop. You can hoop the material on that size, but one design can only be 5x7 max. The nice feature you have is that you don't have to rehoop and can do another one or do more letters without rehooping.
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Okay, it's between the Brother PE770 and the Janome 350. Which one can I get the bigger designs on??
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