No Splash Nail Clippers Set - Perfect Stocking Stuffers for Christmas. Ideal Gifts for Women, Men, Kids, and Seniors. Includes Nail Cutter with Catcher, Fingernail and Toenail Trimmer With Nail File. Constructed with Stainless Steel - Set of 2PCS Review

It trimmed my toenails great, I just couldn't see well because of the plastic on the wire cutters so it was difficult to trim them

I was never able to use the "catcher" function. Although my toenails were relatively thin, the large clipper broke when trying to trim my big toenail. Disappointing. How do I contact the seller about the money back guarantee?

Sharp, strong, good quality. I was fed up with the store bought nail clippers that dulled so quickly that I decided to give these a try. So far they have stayed nice and sharp and have worked great.

This product has been used. The pouch contains part of a nail or toenail. Now is not the time to resell used goods. Absolutely disgusting.

Do these things make a nice sharp cut but no spatter? come on man Maybe if you have tiny pixie nails or obsessive-compulsive disorder and cut micron-sized chunks during an intense two-hour clipping session. I'm an average handed guy and they caught as many nails as I hit baseball in elementary school before I put on my glasses - 0/10. Nifiga, nada, zero on the anti-splash function. Two stars for the haircut.

I lost another nail clipper so I took this one. I'm not even sure how to describe the problem I'm having, but I'll try my best. The lack of a plastic overlay on them struck me as pretty cool at first. So that the nails do not fly when cutting. It's just not practical to use. It disturbs. And it cannot be removed. So now I have nails stuck in it and I have to try and shake them and hit them with wire cutters to get them out. If it was easy to detach and empty this would be a great set. I wish I…

You know, it's a small thing, nail clippers. Why should I even bother with an evaluation. There were several of them, we all have them, most people have them too. Well, who doesn't!? Little thing, the plastic jacket is a means of traction. Almost all metal clippers tend to slip in my hand, at least in my hand. They are easy to manipulate, easy to "aim". The plastic coating slides easily in the hand, the jaws seem to open a little wider, maybe half a millimeter, not much but enough to work…

The metal and plastic are thick and strong, but the nail puller doesn't pick up half the nails. They're still running away. And to remove the nail puller, I put the wire cutters in the workbench, and then I had to make a roll and lean on it with all my weight to remove the cover. I made sure there were no locking tabs on the sides they have, so I bent them to get them out. The plastic piece just wouldn't come off unless it took over 200 pounds for a man with a complicated pulley system to…

This product should not have been tested. First, the clippers used are poorly made and leave jagged edges on my nails, requiring me to file them. Second, the plastic screen should be removed much easier than it really is. It's very difficult and unintuitive to pry when the cutouts get stuck there. The plastic pad on the handle also slipped off. Feels cheap and cheap. I had clippers at the dollar store that worked better.