WahlProfessional Animal Figura Pet, Dog, and Horse Cordless Clipper Kit, Chrome (#8868)

I'm a dog groomer and I've considered this a essential tool. I recommend using these and the clip combs specifically for 5 in 1 blades if you are looking for clippers for home use. Strong but cheap. Those two traits are extremely rare when shopping for clippers!Since it is cordless, it is safer than corded clippers and will not nick as easy areas that are easy to nick or scrape like armpits, ear edges, and bellies. It's clipping speed is 6000 swipes per minute and you can really see it. The fastest corded clippers on the market top at half that speed. I've had a few times where I had half the time I needed to shave a dog and these come in handy for that rare time the dog is getting shaved very short all over.I also like how very quiet these are to the point I bought clip combs that attack to 5 in 1 blades and I use it for nervous puppies sensitive to loud noises to introduce them to the grooming process. I used them to cut my toddler son's hair to get him used to haircuts and he was curious trying to turn his head to see what I was doing, but he never once was scared. These would be perfect for cats as well since they are so quiet and don't startle animals like loud corded clippers.ONLY thing negative I have to warn people about is for some reason the color red has a design flaw and the metal part that holds down the blade snaps off extremely easily. My first 2 were red and I bought a 3rd that was silver and the silver has lasted me 3 years when both my red had that specific part bend and snap within the first year. A groomer who introduced me to my first cordless clippers said that is normal and all brands have that weird thing where you have to avoid one specific color that just isn't made as good.

I've owned MANY different types of clipper and these are hands down the best I finally got tired of buying different brand that made all kinds of promises and went for broke and spent the $$$ and I'm very happy I did. Trimming my dog usually takes around an hour but these trimmers worked so well I cut the time in half

I use my Wahl clippers for dog grooming, they work great and are much quieter than my electric set. I did have a charger cord problem, but Wahl replaced the cord with no questions.

Our Goldendoodle has a thick, curly coat that needs constant brushing and grooming to keep tidy, plus her coat grows very quickly. Living remotely, we had a long trip to the groomers -- then gas prices went up adding an extra $50 to the cost, so we decided to study Youtube videos and do the job ourselves. We groom her on the tailgate of the truck and are very pleased with the clippers. They get through her coat; are easy to use and the cordless function is great. So happy we bought them. Would definitely recommend.

I have been grooming my own dogs for years. First my schnauzer, now my little Scottish terrier. I have spent a ton of money buying clippers of various name brands. This is by far the best clipper I have ever own. Feels good in your hand and it cuts through the very thick hair of a Scottish terrier like a hot knife through butter. It comes with plenty of accessories. Well worth the price.

My dog has VERY sheep like hair. These took a minute to get used to but once I got it they do their job. No snags. Cuts through very thick curly hair. I do need to get the coarse blade. These come with the fine blade - course will really work better! I'm happy. Can't speak to the noise bc that doesn't bother my dog so I pay no attn.

This clipper is light years ahead of the cheaper Oster I had for my standard Goldendoodle. On the Oster I was never able to use the guards because the hair would clog it, but these power right through the fur with the guards. The cordless feature is priceless for touch ups or spots that I just happen to notice or to trim her face or paws. Worth the money for that. I did her complete body (and it takes me quite a while because of my inexperience) and the clipper was still going strong. I think it is quiet, comfortable in my hand, and has little vibration.

I purchased these a year ago and did manage (with difficulty) to get one use out of them; though on thicker hair they kept bogging down and wouldn't cut. They only worked on very light and thin portions of hair.I pulled them out this year to use again and they pretty much do not work at all now. I'm not even sure these things will even work on human hair.Perhaps I can disassemble them and resharpen the blade. But I'm not sure that would help much because the biggest problem with them seems to be that they lack any power. They bog down and stop cutting very easily.I've owned $20 clippers that out perform these.