Review on Hatteker Mens Clipper Cordless Trimmer by Jessica Dubois

This is my 3rd trimmer, the 1st was a corded choice and the 2nd was a cordless Phillips. Phillips couldn't handle my thick hair when I tried to cut it, it stopped halfway. Choice hung in a few places despite the fact that it was wired. I expected the same from Hatteker, but to my surprise he had no problems. It comes with 100 SOC and after 1 trim (long hair from 3 inches to 0.25) and 2 beard trims it shows 95% SOC (state of charge). That seems too good to be true. The only thing you need to pay attention to are the numbers on the accessories. no 5, for example, is not the same as the wave. In my experience they are usually shorter than any other brand. Look at the number of mm, this is closer to the actual depth you will get. Another thing that could be better is the maximum depth of cut. If I set the side lever to the lowest position it will "mow", I have about 1/16 inch of hair left. Phillips and even Wahl have reached about half of that number. You need a razor if you want a close shave. The build quality is very good, the trimmer is heavy and feels solid, the color is cool and as a bonus you can throw it under the sink to clean. Remember to add some oil afterwards and let it run for 1 minute. This thing saves lives, I really do it. hope it lasts