I got a 211 earlier this year and Tim's description also fits my usage.
The dual voltage was a significant selling point because the shop that I currently rent only has 110 V power, but I want the greater capability of 220 V in the future.
The portability is also convenient. Just this weekend I used it for some "remote" welding.
The infinitely variable voltage is a substantial upgrade from my old welder, which only had four voltage settings.
The cost delivered was $878 after rebates.
