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- The X-plore 3300 is for low-maintenance tasks whilst the X-plore 3500 is used for longer-term tasks
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- They both come in three different sizes
- Both masks have a FlexiFit cradle
- Both masks require the use of Bayonet filters
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Read on to find out more about these similarities and differences.
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