WONER Hair Clippers, Cordless Rechargeable Hair trimmer for Families,13-piece Electric Haircut Kit for Beginners

One complaint I'd have is that the metal pieces may not have been new, since they had a bit of dirt (rust? dried oils? blood?) that stuck in there.But the device itself functions well regardless. A couple of years of sparse use, and the battery is still going. The kit is nice, only thing I had to buy extra is scissors.

Overall, very happy with these hair clippers. I was looking for one that came with a good bundle / kit and this one came with everything I needed. It has more guards than I need so that's nice. Accidentally dropped one while swapping them out and they're durable enough to not break anytime soon.Finished two haircuts, including one clean up on myself. Total time took about an hour and the battery was still strong as when I first started so I would think the battery life is good. Scissors aren't the best ones I have but they do leave a good, clean cut, and they fit in my hand well. Didn't realize it had an adjustment cut length dial. It's something I've never seen before but now I can see the usefulness of it.So for the price, they're a fantastic value, especially considering the price of haircuts I'm saving! Happy with them and looking forward to continue using them.

First off let me start with, “I am not a professional barber”. I have been cutting my own hair since high school (know my way around a set of clippers), and now we can add my son to my list of clients. I had been in the market for a set of cordless clippers for some time now and when I came across this set at a hard to pass up price, I jumped at it. These clippers were ready to use out of the box and got the job done. Just a few things I noticed after my first few uses.1. Power and battery life seems to be good but not sure if that’ll last. The cut used about 15% of battery over a 45 min time. There is however a 2 year warranty included, so that is a plus.2. Guards are a bit flimsy. If you aren’t careful the guards will bend and snap on crooked. Not sure if wahl guards fit these (I know Andis don’t), but you might want to have replacements on stand by. I also noticed they did cut a little uneven once you went up in guard size.3. The location of the power button isn’t ideal. I did mistakenly hit the power button while flicking out guide lines a few times. Not sure if I’ll get used to where the button is or if this will be a consistent problem.All in all I don’t think you can go wrong with this $20 set of cordless clippers. Especially considering the price of other off brand models have more than doubled since the start of the pandemic.

I'm not a pro and I started cutting my own hair since the lockdown. I can agree with the description that this hair clipper is "Sharp & Safe durable steel blade that cuts cleanly, smoothly, and without pull hair." Switch from corded to cordless hair clipper and happy that I did. This clipper is slightly lighter and easy to use. Battery appears to last a while. It's been a week between hair cuts and the battery is at 90% without any charging.The 8 guard combs has different sizes that suit my needs. Be careful when using the guard combs because it may come off the clipper if pressed too hard that may accidentally cut more hair.I agree with another reviewer that the placement of the power button can be accidentally pressed turning the power off which I've done about twice while cutting the back of my hair.Overall, a great product and recommend this hair clipper.

Update: after many months, this is still like new, and the accessories attachments are very helpful. With the attachments I am able to cut my hair with my eyes closed. There are two attachments for the back of your head (for man's short hair style), one is left to right and one is right to left.Excellent, very easy to use, it pays itself by saving money to go to barbershop.I have two boys who are 7 and 2, 3-4 month per visit at barbershop can be expensive. $15-20 per person.It comes with attachments, scissor, barber comb, little brush to clean hair off the clipper.A case is plus, that you can put everything in it.The longest attachment is 18mm. It is average for 7 year old (not too short)I have no experience at all, use the 18mm from beginning to end, give wonderful result. Hair is very smooth and even (nice round shape). Nowhere is cutting more or less.However, for tricky area, such as behind ears, I highly recommend either using the thin attachment (as protection) or don't use it at all. I took off the attachments when cutting hair behind his ear, and all of the sudden, back of his ear is bleeding. It seems small area of his skin is gone. I have no idea when and how it happened. I have tried with my hand and fingers to grap and press all the area of the clipper, and it never hurts me. May be it's because I am using 0.8?Anyway, I am using my Braun to finish off the tricky areas (if you don't have it, try razor or scissor)Last thought, where can I get longer attachment for this clipper? My son wants to have longer hair, are any 25mm, 30mm and 40mm for this?