oneisall 2 Speed Dog Clippers with Double Blades, Cordless Small Pet Hair Grooming kit, Low Noise for Trimming Dog's Hair Around Paws, Eyes, Ears, Face, Rump-Black

I read as many reviews as I could for the two "Oneisall" clippers I was considering, and I read all of the negative reviews as well because there weren't many. I almost didn't order them because I've already had that experience with a lot of even higher priced clippers, and they complained about the noise or said the clippers failed almost immediately, either wouldn't run or wouldn't clip hair and just made noise; I almost didn't order them because I've already had that experience with a lot of even higher priced clippers, and they complained about the noise or said the clippers failed almost immediately, either wouldn't run or wouldn't clip hair and just made noise I was also concerned that because they were cordless and battery operated, the time the batteries would last would be insufficient to complete the task. However, I ran a search to see if there were any reviews that mentioned "Cocker Spaniel. " For small and sensitive areas around the ears, eyes, face, and privates, as well as between the toes, I ordered BOTH the regular and mini sizes. I can't speak highly enough of them both. After reading all of the positive feedback from Cocker owners, I decided to purchase them. If you've never done it before, it's a great way to start. The coats of Cocker Spaniels are notoriously difficult to care for. They have a deep undercoat of very thick, fuzzy, easily matted fur and grow extremely quickly. Their hair doesn't stop growing for the most part. ever. It's critical to stay on top of it, or you'll find yourself dealing with a matted mess in no time, especially if the dog is allowed outside. The advantages of both clippers are: 1. They arrived quickly after I placed my order, only a few days later. They were both packaged in attractive boxes that could be used to store them. All of the parts were in the boxes, each tucked into its own compartment in a clear plastic insert, and the instructions were clear and precise. Both clippers powered up and ran right out of the box. As a result, I made the decision to clip a test clip right away. Neither of the clippers made a racket. Both were running at a very low volume, with a hum rather than a buzz. My Lizzie's undercoat was as smooth as butter with the larger clippers. As her curly hair and undercoat "wool" fell off her, I felt like I was a professional sheep shearer. Both clippers are very light and easy to handle because there is no cord to deal with. I put them to use in every situation that Lizzie threw at me. She gets tired of staying in the same position, so I clip her in a more opportunistic manner. I clip whatever she presents me with while I have the chance. She was completely unaffected by the sound of them, even when I started trimming the long ear hairs and the undersides of her ears right in her ear. Both clippers cut so much hair and fur with such ease that I had to stop and shake off any excess hair that might clog the blades, and I had to turn them off a couple of times to pick some excess hair out of the blades just to get them to cut better again, but they were so simple. The miniature clippers were fantastic. They can even be worn between the toes, according to what I've read. They are, after all, possible. I've never clipped my dog's hair with scissors or clippers before without fear of pinching or cutting her skin. There was not a single yip or whimper. If you just touch her feet, she'll usually yip, as if you've done something bad. She rolled over like I was giving her a much-appreciated belly rub when I began the dreaded task of shaving between her rear legs and her belly, where the hair can become so matted that she can't walk properly. I alternated between the two tools for about three hours, and neither of them ran out of power. I was clipping her outside when the mosquitos chased us inside before we finished, but all but one leg is now shaved very short, and it only took a few minutes compared to the several sessions it usually takes with the scissors over a few days. I'm disabled, so I can't move around her or the table she's on very well, so that was an added bonus, but it was a much longer, more difficult, and traumatic event for both of us even before the disability. So there you have it, my thoughts on the book. She's a small dog, but she sheds enough hair every year to fill mattresses. LOL.

Allison Gutierrez

| Nov 22, 2021

I have a small dog with a snout that is always growing in front of his eyes and a short snout. He despises clippers, but since scissors aren't up to the task, these small clippers get the job done quickly.

Lana Lewis

| Nov 28, 2021

I use a rotary tool to file their nails after clipping them, and then a clipper to trim the hair between their pads. I was concerned that it wouldn't have enough power because it is so quiet, but it does an excellent job. I like that it's rechargeable because battery-operated ones eat up batteries quickly, and corded ones are difficult to use with a squirmy dog. br>This appears to be very good at holding a charge- I like these clippers a lot more than my previous ones. It is extremely light and silent. I keep forgetting that it has two speeds because I'm not used to it, but I can do both of our dogs' feet at the lower speed without losing power. I haven't used the other (smaller) clipper head because the one that came with it meets my needs perfectly. br>I've used it twice now and am pleased with the results. This clipper is something I would buy again. With two paws raised, I give it a big thumbs up!.

Esmeralda Saunders

| May 05, 2021

Love it! I have an elderly poodle who despises haircuts, and finding a groomer who will accept him is difficult. It's simple to use and has a low humming sound that he doesn't mind. I like how simple it is to charge a Type C device. It's not too heavy to hold and maneuver, and it's a great value for the money. The only thing I don't like about it is that the regular clippers don't have a guard on them. I strongly advise you to do so.

Francesca Finley

| Sep 19, 2021

I must say, I'm impressed with this because it cuts beautifully! It looks great on both the dog's face and legs. I gave it four stars because the noise level is similar to all other razors, which made them nervous at first; however, I love it and would buy it again. Thank you for a great product, seller.

Israel Solomon

| Nov 18, 2021

I have purchased four of their larger shavers despite not having used this particular small 2 in 1 shaver. Two of them were gifts, while the other two were for myself. Every one of them is fantastic. These tools are used to groom seven dogs in our family, and everyone enjoys them. After about 12 grooms, one had a problem, but the company replaced it for free right away.

Summer Key

| Jan 20, 2021

I'll most likely return it and purchase another trimmer. This one has a great sound quality. Those with little, on the other hand, have less. The sound level is excellent, which is good for furry dogs. My border collie isn't fond of having her paws touched, but the clippers were so quiet that she relaxed and allowed me to take my time. br>br>Unfortunately, I needed a lot of it. I used the guard comb and a small trimmer. I took a long time and didn't do a good job on one of the paws. br>br>The clippers choked on long hair and struggled to trim shorter hair. I wanted to use the larger blade, but there are no guard combs included with the clipper. br>br>The instructions state that guard combs should be used with the clippers, and that only professionals should use them without them. The silver lining is that I can see how a comprehensive set would be beneficial.

Lilliana Obrien

| Aug 09, 2021