If you care about how well it sucks, then the FoodSaver beats the Anova. In our tests, the FoodSaver did better, especially when sealing moist foods, scoring 8.1 while the Anova got 7.8. The FoodSaver also has a removable tray to avoid spills when sealing liquids, something the Anova lacks.
On the flip side, the Anova shines with its fancy design and extra features, like a built-in bag cutter and a place to store bags inside. Even though it scored lower than the FoodSaver in performance, it still did pretty well, according to our reviewers.
Many folks will love the good looks and ease of use of the Anova Precision Pro, plus it comes with a longer warranty. Meanwhile, the FoodSaver is a great choice for those looking to save some money.
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Pros & Cons
Powerful performance in the dry test
Suction is strong in the moist test, but gentle enough not to crush the mango slices
Rated for liquid
Sleek, elegant design
Comes with extra features (bag compartment and cutter)
Affordable for what it can do
Excellent vacuum sealing performance
Beautifully designed and well-built
The lid actuates smoothly and has a storage lock
Relatively quiet
Relatively dim indicator lights
Doesn’t come with a chime
Doesn’t have bag hooks
Safety could be improved with stickers that warn new users about the heat bar.