needed a new set of clippers and these seem pretty good going by the reviews and price.
Cord/cordless hair clipper offers freedom of movement, use it with or without the cord
Features 45 minutes run time when fully charged
Ergonomic shape gives complete control and comfort
Precision ground, high carbon steel blades for optimal cutting performance and stay sharp longer
Offers cutting lengths from 0.8 mm up to 25 mm
15 comments
gerry7230
15 Jun 16#1
have these about 2 years.No complaints from me.
orig to gerry7230
15 Jun 16#2
good to hear, my last set of wahl clippers lasted about 5 year before the battery gave up
Donniey
15 Jun 16#3
Would this work as a beard trimmer?
DisordaNTFC to Donniey
15 Jun 161#5
No it doesn't , although if I'm shaving mine off I use it to take the majority off before I have a shave. Although it does not give an even finish on a beard.
snappyfish
15 Jun 16#4
Mixed bag of reviews on amazon.
DisordaNTFC
15 Jun 16#6
I have these clippers, They were really good at first but the blades are blunt after about 6 months.
montana78 to DisordaNTFC
15 Jun 161#7
I've had same experience with remmington ones. What would you recommend?
gringo1804
15 Jun 16#8
Ceramic blades are excellent - I have a pair that are 10+ years old and still cut really well. The battery is knackered, so they are no longer any use cordless but still do the job when plugged in.
Mandroid578
15 Jun 16#9
I recommend the sterling 2. Saw the barber using it and bought one to try. works perfectly for tash beard and burns.
GeeJay86
15 Jun 16#10
I had a set of these, bought from argos. Lasted just over a year with about one use a month and the on/off switch was a bit temperamental. Then they just stopped working, its not the switch as i tested that with a volt meter so i goes the electro magnet died. Won't be buying again.
montana78
15 Jun 161#11
I got the corded remmington ceramic ones. And they keep pulling on the hair. Children first day it painful now when I use it to trim their hair.
HughJape
15 Jun 16#12
Having shaved my own hair for the past 20 years I've been through a few Wahl, Remington and Philips clippers. Currently using the Babyliss Super Clipper and the others don't even come close. Not cheap at £60, but worth every single penny. Battery lasts at least 6 weeks on one charge (shaving twice a week) and the blades are scarily sharp.
mfactor
16 Jun 16#13
Have used the same pair of Wahl clippers weekly for the best part of 20 years and only needed to adjust them twice (when I dropped them :smiley: ), but whether the quality is the same these days I don't know, but would recommend them as a brand.....
Kloppenhagen
16 Jun 16#14
just ordered with prime now, plus some last minute father's day presents. Being delivered before 12 today. Amazon prime - just wow
thabiz
18 Jun 16#15
Good deal, my dad has these, they are ok for the money but obviously not at all like proper high end/old Wahl clippers. Though if anyone can get hold of one I absolutely recommend the old model of the Babyliss iStubble, I have had it for 5 years and it has worked flawlessly and I even cut my own hair for the first time with it 2 weeks ago. It didn't snag at all and gave me a perfect cut. The secret is to keep your blades oiled :smiley:
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Cord/cordless hair clipper offers freedom of movement, use it with or without the cord
Features 45 minutes run time when fully charged
Ergonomic shape gives complete control and comfort
Precision ground, high carbon steel blades for optimal cutting performance and stay sharp longer
Offers cutting lengths from 0.8 mm up to 25 mm
15 comments