Hair Clippers for Men, Professional Corded Hair Trimmer Set, 10-Piece Adjustable Electric Haircut Kit, Multifunctional Barber Clippers and Shaving Clippers Tools for Men Hair Styling

Quiet, easy to use & cuts very well. Because of the low price, I was expecting low quality but that's not what I got. I received a good quality product & I liked it so much, I bought a second shaver.

My name brand clippers finally quit on me after at least 15 years of use - was very happy with them, but didn't want to spend too much cash on a replacement. These clippers are very hefty (meaning substantial and solid, not that they are too heavy to use comfortably) and, so far, seem to be working just as well as my old pair. I will update should anything change, but I'm happy with these so far

Good quality but the product box was open and the oil was missing!👎🏼

My first time using clippers. Were very easy to use. I use to cut my kids hair using scissors, wish I had one of these clippers back then. Real easy to use, I did my husbands hair in under 10 minutes and it looked nice.

Amazing value at under $10

great set, was bummed it came with no blending attachment.

Very easy to use, has everything you need to make a perfect haircut :). Can’t beat the price!

In these unprecedented times we had to resort to the backyard barber so these work quite well for it! We had it fl

Excellent! Can tell this hair clipper is of very high quality (for its low price)! I just gave myself a complete flat-top haircut (every bit as good as done at the barbers!). A 1-time payment for this hair clipper saves me a lifetime of monthly unpleasant barber haircut experiences (horrid in so many ways, from the wasted long queue waiting time to the uncomfortable mandatory mask wearing due to Covid etc).But note that it requires 110-120V voltage. So if you're in a country (eg. Singapore) that supplies 220-240V, you'll need to buy a transformer (eg. on Amazon) to transform down 220-240V to 110-120V (otherwise the appliance might explode as happened to me a decade ago during the Great Asian Haze when I bought an air purifier off Amazon and didn't realize it was 120V and plugged it into my 220-240V Singapore wall socket).