Wahl Professional Animal KM2 2-Speed Pet, Dog, and Horse Clipper Kit (#9757-200), Black

I have used this product on our Great Pyrenees mix multiple times and it works like a dream! Compared to the standard clippers you buy in the pet section, these are awesome! They cut through the hair quickly and easily. He has LOTS of hair and this product has a very long cord which makes moving all around him easier, and it stays reasonably cool for a long period of time. The sound is not obnoxious like other products Ive used. The blades are easy to take off and clean. Im very happy with this product and recommend to anyone trimming pet hair on a regular basis or a few times a year!

I bought this trimmer to body shave a HORSE and it worked well. Keep in mind, it takes a long time to body shave a thick-coated Cushing's horse! The first time I shaved her took 3 hours and I didn't finish. The trimmer did finally start to get too warm and the blades needed cleaning by then. But that is certainly expected after 3 hours! Second trim was over an hour, worked great. It's about the same noise level as any other trimmer I've used, and occasionally the blade doesn't get seated properly when reattaching but no big deal. For the price this is a very good trimmer and if your project involves something less than a horse even better.

Lasted only 6 months

These are quality clippers. I got them for my sheltie. Since I didn't want him to have a bad experience with his first haircut I was looking for a clean, cool, quiet cutter. These were perfect. And t by e trimmed his fine belly hairs to perfection. I think they would work on even a heavy or curly coat. I'll be using these quality clippers for years to come. On my dogs and husband.

Before buying any clippers, I read reviews from pet store sites, amazon, and other google pockets of information. Mainly I was trying to see how people were having luck with cutting a lion cut on a Persian cat. For me personally, the task of clipping two long haired persian cats and one golden retriever dog, I tried these Wahl clippers due to multiple good reviews for cutting off long tangled hair. I also tried the one speed Andis clippers. Between the two, Andis has a smaller blade head, good for getting around the cats legs and on the belly. The blade that comes with this Wahl is much wider. The Andis has a much softer purr as it clips and doesn't bother the cats. The Wahl clippers sound like a motor is running. I thought with the clipper speed being amped up for the Wahl, it would go through the fur much faster for my short tempered cat. I'm not finding that to be the case, even on the second speed setting. Since both clippers are taking about the same amount of time to clip through the same fur, I'll have to vote for the Andis clippers due to the volume of the motor. The Wahl was nice in that it comes with a two year warranty, but the warranty states it doesn't cover blades (understandable) or parts (inside vital pieces?), then I'm thinking it may just cover the motor part. The Andis comes with a one year warranty.I would say both clippers are smooth and fast going through untangled or fluffy hair. However, in the end, for trimming a cat, I personally would rather take my time with a more quiet motor if the clipping results is so similar. Also, bribing the cat to stay in place with a can of tuna bought more time on the table.

These were the first clippers I owned when I started professionally grooming dogs 6 years ago. I loved them because they were sturdy and could handle many drops to the floor as a new groomer. I ordered another one as a backup. I used both frequently. I had one hooked up to my clippervac. I had the first one for 5 years before giving it away. In that 5 years I had them serviced twice. After having the second pair for a year, the on/off switch got "sticky" and the motor smelled like it was burning. I sent it in for maintenance. Shortly after I got it back, the motor died. Luckily I already had a Wahl Powergrip as another backup, but I'm not in love with it.In my opinion they are not loud clippers but if you need to change your drive lever or your blade needs oil they will be loud. These are designed for you to hold it like a pencil. Replacing the drive lever was always a nuisance for me because the hook on the bottom of the clippers comes out and there's a certain way you have to put it back on before screwing the case back on. I never got hand fatigue with these.I'm in the market now for a higher quality clipper but I would recommend this one for someone who is learning to groom or is only going to use it on the family pet. It's a well balanced, sturdy clipper but don't expect to own these without having them serviced at some point. Also keep in mind you will need to change the drive lever every once in awhile when it becomes worn down - that could be a reason it stops cutting well.

I clip several horses a few times a year and these are my go too. I have larger listers that are just too big for my hand. I ended up getting two pairs of the KM2 clippers so I can rotate and keep them cool. Always leaves a clean, line free clip with great precision.

Amazing clipper! Very light weight and easy to use. Quiet with Wahl blades, a little nosier with Andis but works perfectly fine. If you want a good clipper and not sure, this is definitely your top pick.