Remington Quick Cut Hair Clippers with 9 Comb Lengths Curved Blade for Rapid Hair Trimming Detailing with Storage Pouch - HC4250, Black/Red

This is excellent, I've started shaving my own hair at home and this is definitely the easiest hair shaver I've ever used, it gets an even all over cut every time and i can do it myself in a couple of minutes.The performance is top notch, you get a good selection of guards , I've used the 6mm number 2 and then decided to go shorter to 4.5mm , I like that you can go in-between number 1 and 2 buzz cuts to 4.5mm, there is also a 2mm cut and an even shorter one so its also excellent for blending in or getting a very close all over bald shave if needed.But I'd say this is more suited to very short all over buzz cuts at home and its super easy to use , change guards, the battery life is excellent and ergonomically its designed to be easy to hold for shaving the back of your head and neck.There is a large selection of guards so its easy to shave and blend really short or for longer hair cuts, it feels robust , cuts very well and is easy to clean and maintain.I won't be going the barbers again now I have this , it gives a superb quality shave at home and I can shave my own head with ease in less than 2 minutes.Even better than I was expecting, if you like a really short buzz cut then this is an excellent device, it does the job well.

Brilliant value for money and better than I expected easy to use and gives excellent hair cut

I have bought a few hair clippers recently after my old ones had started to pack in. Having spent a considerably amount of money assuming if I spend more I will get better quality and ending up sending them back as they were awful I finally went with this.Well first of all its very easy to hold, I will say that is for someone with a large hand. If you are quite small it may be tough and tiring to hold and control. The other thing is its nice and sharp, no need to take the No1 clip off its just fine to give a close cut. Yes, this does shape around the head well but the only thing I would say knocks a star off is it really needs to come with extension clips that can do behind the ears like a lot of brands do.The USB charges really quick and it has a good charge that lasts for a considerable amount of time. No loud noise or rattles from it as well so it seems to be well built.In fact for the money, I think this is excellent value.

Finally decided to quit going to the barber for my limited hair trimming once a month, and bought the Remington Quick Cut Pro Hair Clippers. Very pleased with the performance of these clippers, which come with a many sizes of guards to cover all kinds of desired lengths. I used the lowest number guard for an all over trimming. The first time I tried it, I was done in under 10 minutes and the result looked very even with no unwanted patches or anything. Easy to clean and store in the 'leather' like pouch. The cost is well worth the money if you don't need fancy haircuts or clipping, like I do. The clippers feel ergonomic and can be angled in different ways to reach all areas of the head. I used to have a bald shaver with multiple spinning heads but those only go all the way for a clean shave. These clippers clip to various lengths so this is more versatile. Good luck!

My last clippers became useless after the oh-so-clever single adjustable comb broke after a year… two tiny little plastic tabs were meant to keep the whole spring-loaded contraption in place, so as soon as they fatigued -- and it's difficult to see how they _wouldn't_ -- the whole thing was a write-off.So, this time I went in search of a unit that had straightforward removable combs. That way, if one broke, I could just use a slightly shorter or longer one.I needed one that was cheap, waterproof-ish, and cordless. Until I bought the nice Philips rotary (face) shaver that's incredibly lasted ten years without battery drain or any other wear or damage, my previous best shaver was one of those old style stubby Remingtons, that similarly lasted more than a decade.So, now I've called a surrender against the rapidly retreating hairline and optimistically decided to stop visiting the barber for a short back-and-sides, my first port of call was Philips... who made that one that broke -- a QC5570, with that twistable head, if that's of interest. So, my second port of call was Remington.This one does exactly what it promises. It's small and neat, fitting comfortably in the hand like a pebble, and the large comb really does make the process of stripping your head quicker and less fiddly. The curve manages to be just right, and while it has no frills, the corners of the comb do work for getting the little bits above the ear, for example.I'm not sure how well this would work for someone shaving their head more delicately and using this as part of a more coiffured tonsorial regime, but as someone who just wants to cut anything longer than 1mm, it really does just do the job.It comes with a selection of clip-on combs, each of which is a simple affair that's more sturdy than the pathetic thing that came with the twisty-turny razor.It's easy to clean and maintain, and it's easy to charge. As with other Remingtons, it was a little overpackaged, but that's a minor point.One last incidental note... if you do shave your head, and even for wet or electric shaving your face, do consider buying an Alum block. As a sufferer of rather bad razor burn, an Alum block like the "Osma Bloc" (search for it) has proven a revelation I wish someone had told me about decades ago. It tightens up the pores apparently, but I can testify that it leaves both my scalp and my chin bump and rash free.

Absolute bargain of a price. Some items you buy and you know if they were treble the price they would still be a bargain. These Remington hair clippers are a massive bonus to those who like cutting their own hair. The old version are brilliant and cut your hair perfect, but on the sides I find they don't quite cut even but after a bit of growth you really can't notice. All in all an brilliant product that's worth it's weight in gold