VacMaster PRO350 & PRO380 Vacuum Sealers Review

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The Pro 350 & 380 Vacuum Sealers from Vac Master are the first two chamberless machines from VacMaster that we have had a chance to test. The two units are very similar, the only real difference being the length of the seal bar, so we reviewed them both in one video.
They both have an easy to use digital control panel. There is a simple power button you need to press first to start up the machine. Next, you can simply take a vacuum bag and place the end just inside the small chamber here and close the lid. Now, we can choose how long to vacuum and how long to seal. Seal time can be adjusted with the small up/down arrows here from 0.5 to 9.0 seconds.
They both have 5 mil seal wires which gives a nice and wide and consistent seal. They both do a great job sealing bags and the seal looks awesome when it's done.
They both also have a large compartment on the back here. It's plenty big to store a full roll of vacuum sealer bag rolls, plus there is added room that I've been using it to also store the power cord and the owner's manual.
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[@mickvk]

This was the fourth video I had to watch before the review went over operation of selecting different vacuum levels. Thanks for being thorough yet concise.

[@ZeroEntropy.]

Your price is $100 more than webstaurantstore, you got me all excited for a minute. Nice review though.

[@Waltonsinc]

We are restricted by MAP (minimum advertised pricing) that is set by the vendor. We agree to play by the vendors rules, but that is not necessarily true of all online vendors. We do our best to be honest and fair with all our vendors and customers. We cannot control what other people or vendors do, but we do believe in following the rules since we committed to them. If VacMaster changes their policy, we would follow suit in adjusting our prices to be more competitive with the market, but while a MAP policy is in place, our pricing will remain aligned with it. Thank you!

[@ZeroEntropy.]

@@Waltonsinc I think you should price your products in whatever way you choose and allow free market to dictate pricing. Just don't claim to have the lowest prices if you can't actually back that claim up and get even close to the lowest price. Thanks for the response.

[@TacticalStrudel]

Walton's Inc. MAP does not prevent you from pricing lower just advertising lower. Lots of online retailers price below MAP and have click to get emailed a price or add to cart to see price.

[@MobiusMinded]

I have the Weston Pro 3500 😁

[@MrRiverGrove]

I wish food saver made a unit for sealing 15" bags. The latching down lid is so much better than having to force down the top door. I'm a strong 215lb man and I have to struggle to press the top down to get a vacuum through the bags.

[@denebuff]

Hi Waltons I was looking to purchase the PRO 350 but I'm unable to find it is it still made or is there a manufacture comparable to the 350?

[@diegoantury9306]

hello greetings, can this machine use generic vacuum bags? excellent video👍🏼

[@unorec1983]

Do you think this is the best choice for a family of 6 that makes a lot of bacon jerky and other items that get vacum sealed. Also how quick can you move on to the next bag

[@Waltonsinc]

Hi Nick, There is a recommended minimum 20 second rest between sealings to let the seal bar cool down, if you try to do it any quicker it is going to give you problems sealing the bag. Do I think it is the best choice depends on budget. In this price range I would say yes it is equal to or better than any other chamberless vacuum sealer we cary, if you are looking to spend a couple hundred more then the Vacmaster VP series is a chambered machine that will be the last vac machine you ever purchase. The VP series has the advantage of using bags that are far less expensive so depending on how often you vac seal (and it sounds like you do a lot) you can make up the price difference fairly quickly. You can check out the three VacMaster VP series we have here goo.gl/k49vWn Feel free to give a call to 800-835-2832 and ask for Jon if you have more questions! Thank you, Jonathon

[@adamarmstrong9654]

As NIck asked I have a large family and I buy big packages of pork chops chicken and such also I get broiler chickens from a buddy and sometimes my wife wants to freeze the whole chicken instead of cutting it up. so will this machine allow me to take my meat from store bought packages and seal them or what do you suggest. Thanks

[@Waltonsinc]

The advantage to this machine would be that you can use rolls as well as bags so you would be able to make the bags as long as you would need. The 380 is probably the better choice for you as it has a 16" seal bar meaning you could use the 15" x 50' vac bag rolls. The 350 has a 12 inch seal bar so you would only be able to use the 11" wide rolls. Both of these are good machines with similar functionality other than seal bar length. I hope that helped!