Review on 💇 Oster Professional Octane Cordless Clipper: Versatile Performance + 1-Year Extended Warranty by Nancy Scott

I've been cutting my hair for over two decades and my haircut is absolutely zero at everything. My starter was Walmart's Basic Wahl and then I upgraded to an Oster Fast Feeder. After several moves, time had taken its toll on my Easter and I was looking for a new hair clipper. After several days of research I had to decide between the Oster Octane and the Andis ZR II. I chose a brand that has worked well for me for at least ten years and the results have been day and night. I was expecting the hair cutting experience to be a little better because it was cordless, but I was far from it. The hair clipper cuts hair easily and evenly. When I cut my hair, I usually have an obsessive-compulsive disorder, because uneven hair with the same length is very noticeable. The usual time to cut my hair is around 30 minutes, but with the new clippers I have around 18 minutes. In addition, ergonomics and balanced weight ensure that it is light and comfortable in the hand. I can't say much about the battery, but most users say it has great battery life. My only complaint is that the blade heats up a bit, but I don't use it long enough to see it heat up. I see this can be a problem for professional barbers. This problem exists not only with this trimmer, but also with metal blades. Some owners recommend purchasing detachable ceramic blades. Overall I highly recommend the Oster Octane and was very surprised at how different it was from my Oster Fast Feeder.