🔌 Wahl Clipper Clip 'n Trim 2-In-1 Haircutting Kit with Built-in Pop-Up Beard Trimmer: Ultimate Hair Grooming Solution with Self-Sharpening Blades, Powerful Motor, and 20 Pc. Smooth Cut Attachment Guards - Model 79900-1501 Review

Was shocked to find a smaller foreign made Wahl hair clipper at a local discount chain while helping my nephew find a hair clipper kit to find. I have Wahl clippers made in the USA that will last for years. On the Revain website you noticed that this amazing 2-in-1 set is still made in the USA, now with self-sharpening blades! Ordered and arrived the next day. Great set with many possibilities. Next time I need to replace my hair clipper of choice I will be purchasing this kit.

I've been using regular Wahl clippers ($15) from another seller (new ones every 4-5 years) for 15 years because I like a clean shaven head. But after a few years, they slowly but surely lose their cutting ability. I'm disabled so sometimes I have to wait 2 weeks to shave my head (especially in winter). Old hair clippers will get stuck if they are over 2 years old and have 2 weeks old hair. For $15 for a new base model Wahl razor set, I just replaced EVERYTHING (not just replacing the blades…

PLUS POINTS: - The blades are sharp! - It is easy to adjust the cutting depth. CONS: - The motor cuts out if you try to trim hair too fast - Hair accumulates in the compartment where the detail trimmer is stored. Annoying cleaning - The blades are not even protected by a protective cover. NOTES: I do not use attachments with the trimmer. I just cut my hair with a metal guard. I am very annoyed that the blades are even without metal protection. I'm pretty sure the reason I cut myself cutting my…

. that a tiny microbe emanating from an Asian bat would threaten the world's supply of hair clippers? But this is where it came from. I was one of those who were made aware of the impending shortage and ordered in good time. And so now I'm the only person in my building who still looks human and not a Neanderthal, or worse, like a recruit during his first week at Fort Benning because his girlfriend tasted the old Yankee. This clipper works amazingly well. Well, not that I'm an expert. a while…

I have been cutting my husband's and children's hair for several years. Needed a replacement (thanks, pandemic). This hair clipper yelps and scares my six year old. On the side it has a "variable motor" propeller. We've started cutting, everything seems fine. But in the middle of the clip (and her hair is already short) it got really loud, which scared her a lot, and she stopped cutting and started pulling. Then the motor became very quiet and the cutting almost stopped. So I adjusted the motor

I wish there was an easy way to contact the company. We wait weeks for the clippers to go on sale and then weeks for them to arrive and something is loose in them. They're still cutting and we're desperate (military standards still apply here), but they're DANGEROUS. With just one haircut, the frame physically separates and makes frightening noises. like it's about to explode, scattering razor-sharp chunks of blade in all directions. Not sure if this was a defective pair that may have been…

This item has obviously been used, repackaged or refurbished and sold as new. returned immediately. The product had stains on the top and a part that was already broken when received fell off. The blades of the product also showed wear and use. It's disgusting to sell a personal item as new and not say it's been used before, it's unsanitary. And sellers shouldn't engage in such tactics.

Well I bought this to replace my choice which broke after 6 months of weekly use if at all. The idea is good, but nonsense. Out of the box, you have to unscrew the blade a bit for it to actually start cutting. The taper feature doesn't work like it's set to prevent the blades from moving again. After fiddling with the screws and lubricating the blade, it eventually works but needs constant adjustment. The "detail trimmer" is a good idea, but the barley works by pulling more hair than it cuts.