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Beelicious Pro VS9313 vs Gasbye VS5166: Which 95 kPa Sealer to Buy?

Quick answer

Choose the Beelicious Pro VS9313 if you seal wet food and marinades: it adds a named Moist mode, Marinate and Canister functions and an app, at 2.4 kg. Choose the Gasbye VS5166 if you mostly cook sous vide or freeze meat and want a seal built for the water bath. Both declare 95 kPa, a double seal and 5 years of cover.

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  1. Which one pulls a stronger vacuum?
  2. Which one seals better?
  3. Which one handles wet food better?
  4. Which one is better for sous vide?
  5. Which one does more?
  6. Which one is easier to live with?
  7. What if neither fits?
  8. Which should you buy?

Seal a lot of wet food and marinades? Choose the Beelicious Pro VS9313. Mostly cook sous vide or freeze meat and fish? Choose the Gasbye VS5166. Both are bar sealers that declare 95 kPa, 130 W, a double heat seal, roll storage with a cutter and 5 years of cover. All figures come from the official Amazon listings; we have not used either unit ourselves.

ModelVacuum (kPa)Power (W)Double sealMoist modeCutterRoll storageAccessory portWeight (kg)Warranty (years)DryFoodLab scoreBest for
95130YesYesYesYesYes2.459.5Wet food and all-round use
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95130Yes—YesYesYes2.959Sous vide and freezer meat
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(affiliate link) · Data from the Amazon listing; offers may change.

Feature Beelicious Pro VS9313 Gasbye VS5166
Suction 95 kPa, dual pump 95 kPa
Double seal yes yes, marketed as sous vide ready
Moist mode yes, plus Pulse and Marinate no; Pulse suggested
Containers Canister function suction hose; container sold separately
Extras app with food scanning and expiry reminders easy-lock handle
Weight 2.4 kg (5.3 lb) 2.9 kg (6.4 lb)
Warranty 5 years 5 years (refund or replacement)

Which one pulls a stronger vacuum?

Neither, on paper: both declare 95 kPa from a 130 W motor. With sea-level air pressure at about 101 kPa, that means removing roughly 94% of it (95 ÷ 101).

The Beelicious describes a dual-pump pure copper motor system; the Gasbye does not describe its pump. Neither detail changes the declared figure. If you want more on paper, the Beelicious Pro VSP801 declares 98 kPa; see sealers with 90 kPa and up.

Which one seals better?

It is a tie on paper: both declare a double heat seal. Two seal lines give a backup if one has a crease or a drop of moisture.

The Gasbye’s listing ties its double seal directly to sous vide, and the Beelicious says double sealing improves tightness. Neither publishes the maximum bag width. For more dual-strip models, see double seal vacuum sealers.

Which one handles wet food better?

The Beelicious, because it has a named Moist mode as well as Pulse and Marinate functions. The Gasbye relies on Pulse, which the listing suggests for moist food.

With Pulse, you stop the vacuum yourself as liquid starts to move. It works, but it asks more attention than a mode that adjusts the cycle. If you seal marinated meat every week, that difference adds up. See vacuum sealers for liquids for the techniques that help on either machine.

Which one is better for sous vide?

The Gasbye by a small margin, because its listing builds the seal around sous vide and names it as a use. The Beelicious would do the same job on paper, with the same suction and a double seal.

For sous vide, what matters is a tight vacuum so bags sink, and a seal that survives hours in hot water. Both declare both. The Gasbye is our top pick in vacuum sealers for sous vide.

Which one does more?

The Beelicious: Canister and Marinate functions, a countdown display and an app for food scanning and expiry reminders. The Gasbye keeps it simpler, with an easy-lock handle and an external suction hose.

For containers, the Beelicious has a Canister function; the Gasbye includes a hose but sells its dedicated container separately. Neither lists a jar attachment as included.

Which one is easier to live with?

The Beelicious, at 2.4 kg (about 5.3 lb) against 2.9 kg (about 6.4 lb). Both store the roll and cut bags on board.

Power use is identical and tiny: at 130 W, about 2.2 Wh per minute of running (130 ÷ 60). Warranty is 5 years on both, though the Gasbye describes it as refund or replacement coverage. Our Beelicious Pro VS9313 review and Gasbye VS5166 review go deeper.

What if neither fits?

Look at the ROUUO SV628 if you want the same feature set with more motor power.

The SV628 has what both of these offer, 95 kPa, a double seal and 5 years of cover, plus a named Moist mode like the Beelicious. Its motor is rated at 230 W, and you can choose single or dual sealing strips per bag. At 2.2 kg (about 4.9 lb), it is the lightest of the three. It has no app.

Pros

  • 95 kPa and a 230 W motor
  • Dry, Moist and Dual Seal modes; single or dual strips
  • Canister vacuum mode, hose included, 5-year warranty

Cons

  • Bag width not published
  • No app or label features
Best for
Big batch days, wet and dry
Skip it if
Buyers who want app reminders
Specifications
Specifications: ROUUO SV628 vacuum sealer 95 kPa 230 W
TypeExternal
Vacuum (kPa)95
Power (W)230
Double sealYes
Moist modeYes
CutterYes
Roll storageYes
Accessory portYes
Weight (kg)2.2
Warranty (years)5
Where to buyAffiliate links
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Which should you buy?

Pick by what you seal most.

  • Wet food, marinades and a bit of everything: Beelicious Pro VS9313.
  • Sous vide and frozen meat or fish: Gasbye VS5166.
  • Heavy sessions, no app: ROUUO SV628.

For the full ranking, see the best vacuum sealers.

Frequently asked questions

Which has stronger suction, the Beelicious VS9313 or the Gasbye VS5166?

Neither, on paper. Both declare 95 kPa from a 130 W motor. The Beelicious describes a dual-pump system.

Which is better for wet food?

The Beelicious Pro VS9313, because it has a named Moist mode as well as Pulse and Marinate. The Gasbye relies on Pulse for moist food.

Which is better for sous vide?

Both work on paper, with 95 kPa and a double seal. The Gasbye’s listing builds its double seal around sous vide and names it as a use; choose it if sous vide is your main use.

Do both have a 5-year warranty?

Yes. The Beelicious states a 5-year warranty with technical advice; the Gasbye describes 5-year quality coverage with refund or replacement.

Which is lighter?

The Beelicious Pro VS9313, at 2.4 kg (about 5.3 lb) against 2.9 kg (about 6.4 lb) for the Gasbye.

Based on official spec sheets, manuals and published owner feedback. We have not physically tested every model. How we review.