🔪 Andis 04603 Professional Outliner II Square Blade Trimmer: Gray/White Clipper for Precise Trimming, 1 Count Review

As a hardworking American, I try to invest in products that last longer and perform better, so I decided to spend a little more money and buy this shaver. It worked for my first haircut. The sharp blade made it easy to shape my beard, but when I tried to touch up some areas the next day, the razor stopped working. The head mechanism stopped vibrating, which made the newly purchased product unusable. So bet I get a full refund for this waste of money.

Revane said I last bought them on February 10th, 2010 and that's true. I remember buying them right after moving into our house that year. My husband has been bald since he was 20. We discovered these clippers after seeing my father in law use them and bought a few for him. Since then he has shaved his head very carefully. Fast forward 10 years and I only need to replace them now, to be honest I probably should have replaced them about a year ago when I noticed they were starting to have a…

I have an outliner that has a longer blade. I bought these for my son as he loves to draw and I thought the shorter edge would give him more flexibility. He's completely satisfied II. I like one better because it cuts softer but it could just be a blade setting and I haven't changed it because I like it the way it is. Both work great.

Update: I bought a Wahl Peanut that I've had for 2 years and it's 100 times better than Andis. Don't waste your money on these clippers. I bought these machines and from day one I had problems with the blades sometimes not moving. I should have just returned the Revain clipper and bought something else, but I chose MacGyver to keep the clipper running until it completely failed after a year and a month. Now Andis tells me that I've had to pay almost half the cost of repairing the machines since

I've been shaving my head with clippers for about 14 years now and I'm getting shorter and shorter. Now I don't use guards to get the shortcut. I use the same great Forfex clippers all the time and love them. But I was looking for something even shorter. I have sensitive skin so I can't shave my head with a razor and I'm not sure I really want to, but I still want to cut my hair as short as possible. After a long research I decided on the Andis Professional 04603 Outliner Clipper. I got them…

Conclusion: If you suffer from irritation and ingrown hairs, this product is for you. My job requires me to shave daily, and for years I've been the subject of annoying razor bumps and ugly regrown hair (which is typical of black men, given the nature of our hair). I was recommended these clippers by a friend and after reading some reviews and getting tired of having ingrown hairs on my face I gave them a try and how happy I am! I gave myself a week to grow my beard and then started using it…

UPDATE #2: I bought a new pair of these tools as the first one worked great for a year before it broke. First attempt at cutting my very short hair after oiling and running through the blade and then wiping off the excess oil and it gave me the same problem as my first when it broke. Tousle or pull hair out instead of cutting it. I don't have any hair product on my hair and it's only a few weeks to go bald. I do the same as always with my first set, the new one doesn't even work. The worst…