Review on Panasonic ER131 clipping machine, white/grey by Aneta Trzaska ᠌

This device cost me 800 dollars, and for that kind of money, you cannot possibly get the greatest one available. After spending a significant amount of time researching deals up to 1,500 to 2,000 dollars, I came to the realization that it is important to make a decision between this and the Panasonic ER1410. In point of fact, the most significant distinctions are the cost (the ER1410 is at least twice as expensive), the battery (the ER1410 charges in about an hour and lasts longer), and the number of attachments (the ER1410 offers an additional 15-18 mm). The ability to work from the network in any case will not leave you unfinished (the charging wire is very long, the plug is held in the machine well, and it does not fall out), and additional nozzles are not relevant to me at this time. Without giving it a second thought, I decided to go with this one because the ability to work from the network in any case will not leave you unfinished. As for the manner of adjustment, before this machine there had a Philips with a retractable nozzle; however, the beard nozzle broke after a year and a half, and the head nozzle broke after a year and a half for the head (nozzles are not sold separately - you have to change a properly working machine). This is because the nozzle is loaded "for scrapping" when it is in the extended position. However, in the same machine, the nozzle is made of high-quality plastic and always fits snugly against the body, which means that there is practically no load. I don't know how you would have to cut your hair in order to break a nozzle of this kind.