Wahl Professional Animal Chromado Lithium Pet, Dog, Cat, & Horse Corded/Cordless Clipper Kit

I have seven poodles, and one clipper is in desperate need of a new battery. (It's been ten years since I was born. ) old) My second clipper is fantastic, and I realized I needed a backup set. One word of caution: if you drop the charging cord, it will break. I appreciate being able to groom an entire dog with just one pair of clippers. The 40 blade is used for the feet, face, and tail, while the 9 blade is used for the body. I can use this clipper in the same way I would scissors because it feels so good in my hand. (Be cautious if you're new to grooming; I've been doing it for 45 years. ) ) I've used a lot of 5 in 1 blades, and they take a long time to heat up, which is a huge plus after using the older clippers. Before starting to use the Chromado, I used to go through a lot of blade cool. I now use blade cool to clean hair out of the blade every now and then, but I no longer have to worry about a hot blade burning my babies. br>And no, you can't drop a clipper on the ground without it breaking. A rug or a rubber pad should be placed beneath the grooming table. The clipper housing can be replaced in some cases, but most of the time, dropping them on a bare floor necessitates the purchase of a new clipper. Assume they'll be kicked, knocked, or roll off the table, and place something beneath them to cushion the impact!.

Atticus Savage

| Nov 25, 2021

They are my favorite. They're light enough that my hand doesn't get tired of handling them. They do get dropped from time to time, but they are quite resilient. They have the strength to shave a small to medium-sized dog. For every haircut, they pair perfectly with Wahl clip-on combs. All dogs, including puppies, can tolerate them because they are quiet. They are able to keep their charge for an extended period of time. I have two because I use them so much. One is always charging because I have two. They don't hold the charge as well as they used to as they get older. Overall, I'm a big fan of these clippers!.

Hailey Ruiz

| Dec 10, 2021

br>I chose the Whal Commando set after reading a lot of reviews and trying out a few different models. br>The set has a substantial feel to it, but it's balanced and easy to hold and maneuver around his (occasionally squirming) body. The set includes snap-together pieces that are simple to use. on'shoes' that aid in keeping a no-nip, easy cut The unit can be charged in a charging stand or horizontally with a direct plug-in, which I like, as well as the instructions that explain how to maintain battery life. So far, I've done three full body trims without needing to refuel! br>While this clipper isn't cheap, everything about it screams quality, from the way it feels in your hand to how well-made it is. Cutter blades that are built and adjustable. Trimming shoes, instructions, charger, spare blades, and other trimming accessories will all be kept together in the soft vinyl storage pod (included) until they are needed. br>When it comes to blades, the adjustable cutting head easily shears through thick, double-sided tape. Aussie fur coat without 'tugging' (ouch!). ), OR you'll get bogged down! It's strong, razor-sharp, and quiet at the same time. I've actually used these on my old tomcat, Mr Proudtail, with no problems! br>I'm sure the cutters will need to be sharpened as time goes on, but since Whal provides this service, I'm confident I'll be able to keep them in top shape. In excellent, easy-to-use condition. I bought a spare set of blades so that I can keep my little buddy in A- condition. While the first set is being serviced, you can fill out one form. br>These clippers are effective on all types of grass. over-cuttings, as well as the necessary'sanitary' trims that all long-haired animals require Occasionally, haired breeds require!.

Aurelia Stephenson

| Oct 14, 2021

The first pair lasted nearly two years before the battery died, so it was returned to Wahl for replacements. Vist was around $45 and I figured that was fine because they would be brand new. It was only for about a year now. Then I bought another pair, which are now extremely loud with a clattering sound, and the razor gets extremely hot after about ten minutes of use. After 15 minutes of use, I must cease clipping my dog and allow them to cool down. I own a schnauzer and clip her every six months. 8 weeks. These clippers have let me down big time. I'd like to get some new ones, but I'm not sure what kind to get.

Kenzo Lester

| Nov 04, 2021

I can quickly and effectively clean the hair between paw pads, around the eyes, and in sanitary areas. It's a breeze to keep my poodles' faces and feet clean. It lasts as long as I expected it to, and the slight difference in power between it and the Bravura used by the rest of the girls in the shop is almost unnoticeable, especially considering the price difference.

Kannon Rios

| Aug 19, 2021

I haven't had these for very long, so I'm not sure how well they'll hold up over time; however, I have no complaints and am learning to use them. I've made some good and some bad cuts, and it's not the clippers' fault. They're incredible because they can hold a charge for a long time even when not in use. My hands would benefit from a narrower waist, but they are otherwise very comfortable to wear. This purchase has made me very happy.

Samson Carrillo

| Jul 01, 2021

My old cordless clipper was on its last legs, so I needed a replacement. This one and the bravura were compared. In terms of specifications, they are extremely similar. This is the one I went with, and I'm glad I did. I used to have an old-style bravura, and the blade would always pop off. With this clipper, I haven't had any issues. It's both quiet and powerful, just like the bravura.

Jaime Duran

| Aug 30, 2021

I really like it! It can be plugged in and used (no more alternating batteries and trying to keep one charged when the other runs out of power). It's small and quiet, and it's easy to see when the battery is getting low. This is something I would strongly suggest to any groomer (professional or at-home). I've used it to groom entire shaved-down dogs, despite the fact that it's designed for smaller, harder-to-reach areas. The adjustable blade is long-lasting and simple to use and maintain. It is a little more delicate than other cordless models, but not by much, and the benefits far outweigh this disadvantage.

Amalia Rollins

| Jun 13, 2021