Vacuum Sealer Machine, HOUSNAT 60KPA Food Vacuum Sealer, Portable Automatic Bag Sealer Machine with 2 Food Modes, Starter Bags, External Suction Pipe for Food Storage (Blue)

Love it

I used the sealer for over the road meals for trucker husband. Sealer function was faulty and required multiple tries. Seal function failed completely after a months use, intermittently not daily usage.

It's a great vacuum sealer, comes with 6 pouch bags and the build quality is nice and has a nice sleek design which looks nice on the kitchen counter. The vacuum power is decent, not the strongest compared to my high dollar ones. But you can get nice air tight seals after running it twice if need be. So far it's been great for me since I buy alot of beef and chicken for my dogs food, very handy to freeze them and have them available.

It make freeze food easy and keep food fresh

This is a very simple vacuum sealer with a kind of useful bag cutter.To use you insert the end of the roll into the bag cutter, pull out the desired length of roll, push the bag cutter frame down and slide the cutter across the bag.Then you insert one end of the roll into the vacuum machine and press seal. After about 15 seconds you now have a bag, one end sealed, one end open.Now put your food into the bag and insert the open end into the machine. This time press vacuum/seal. The machine will suck all the air out of the bag then seal it. The food should now maintain its freshness much longer than in a regular Ziplock bag. Food should be good for at least a year, maybe many years. I've dehydrated, and vacuum sealed these foods with excellent results: 1) frozen diced and shredded hash browns 2) shredded carrots 3) frozen peasThe machine didn't work well with moist foods such as Lasagna or butchered ham shanks. Quite often, because of the moisture, it wouldn't vacuum properly and form a good seal. I'll take off two stars for that.Besides the moist food problem there are a couple of minor negs.1) You have to press rather firmly on the top to lock the bag in the machine. Some more expensive machines do this for you using a motor.2) It uses touch buttons instead of mechanical buttons.3) The bag cutter is inside the machine and is a bit of a pain to use. Too often when cutting a bag you end up accidently hitting one of the touch buttons and starting the vac/seal process.One plus is the removable liquid collection chamber. It doesn't do much good though because as I've mentioned, the machine doesn't work well with moist foods.

This vacuum sealer is really good in my opinion. I use the auto mode most, and it vacuums and seals in seconds--less than a minute. It really gets all the air out--I can't believe it sometimes. The included bags are great so you can get going right away but you'll need to purchase others. Basically any bag for vacuum sealers will work.It says not to use with liquids, but using the manual option you can shut it off right before the last of the air is sucked out (and thus right before is starts sucking up liquid and making a mess) and you can nearly vacuum seal moist foods then too. I actually use this the most to freeze bags of homemade soup, since a tiny air bubble is not going to be a problem!The operation is very easy and the construction seems good. It opens up all the way which is great for cleaning. It has two latches, one on each side, that must be pressed to release the bag when done. It's a bit annoying to have to press both sides to release but necessary to keep a tight seal. For the price I don't think it's a major concern at all.I love my vacuum sealer and so far there have been no issues!

We only used this 5 times and it stopped working so don't waste your money!

The media could not be loaded.  I've been looking for a small vacuum sealer for awhile. I wanted something that could store easily without taking up a ton of space that I could keep with my 3D printer so I could reseal my filament. This is exactly that! So easy to use. So easy to store.