Wahl Professional Reflections Senior Cordless Clipper V9000 Motor Adjustable Taper Lever Metal Housing

Straight Forward Review ~These clippers are worth every penny. Although I did need to realign the blades out of the box (no big deal), once I plugged this puppy in I was in heaven. Finally, a POWERFUL and QUIET motor. Vibration is strong but not so bad you'll drop it or mess up the hair, but strong enough to know that this thing means business. One pass is all that is needed, cutting through like butter. The comb guides that are included are also quite nice providing 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8. Pretty much all I need and on my first attempt I was able to provide a very nice fade combining the smaller numbers with the adjustment slide on the clipper. SWEET!!!! After about 20 mins of use I worried that it might get hot since it has an aluminum casing but it never did. If you are in the market for a quality machine, with nice assortment of comb guides, look no further. I'm so thrilled with this purchase.Backstory ~I'll start by saying I am a home cutter for 3 boys. I have no formal training, haven't watched any youtube videos, I just cut and learn from experience and have been doing so for about 3 years. The last 6 months has been a quest to find a quality clipper that is easy to use. I enjoyed the Oster Fast Feed until it stopped cutting well after a few months use (15 cuts or so). Hair would get clogged underneath the blades and I would constantly have to take it apart and put it together. I returned those and decided it wasn't worth my spending more money and that a cheaper Wahl product would be good enough. I purchased the Wahl Clipper Elite Pro for $40 which was TERRIBLE. Loud, couldn't cut, returned. I finally settled on this beauty after going back and forth between this and the Andis professional line. I read the Andis gets very hot if you take too long which I definitely would.LinksOster Fast Feedhttps://www.amazon.com/OSTER-Adjustable-Pivot-Clipper-76023-510/dp/B001JJBC9Y

My family cuts our own hair, and I learned to cut my own hair when I was younger. Many years ago we bought an Andis hair clipper which works excellent to this day, even on the original blade set. I wanted to compliment it by getting another clipper. After doing a ton of research, I settling on the Wahl Senior. I'm glad I did, because it cuts just as well (if not better) than the Andis. The height adjustment is stiff, which is how I like it, so it doesn't move on it's own or if I accidentally touch it. Plenty of different aftermarket blade options too. It was properly zero-gapped from the factory. I like the sound of it turning on too. That nice "clack" when it turns on, the the sound of the precision motor quietly humming away. Cuts through my thick hair with no issues. I've cut a few folks hair already with it, and sometimes I wish I was a paid barber, because I could use this hair clipper all day long. It's also great hair clipper for fades and close cuts. I can say it does get warm after using it for a while or doing multiple hair cuts in a row, but nothing that I'd say would be uncomfortable. It's a great hair clipper, and a good compliment to my collection. Wahl makes excellent hair clippers.

These are hefty very sturdy high quality clippers with lots of power and a beautiful chrome metal housing. They feel very solid and well built in your hands. They can cut through very thick hair. I think they might feel a bit heavy for some that professional barbers and I've also read that they might warm up after prolonged use. But, I only use it for my family and I've never experienced any issues with the weight or the heat. They are by far the best Wahl clippers I have owned. I just use a towel when I lay them down on the table because I'm afraid to scratch the beautiful chrome finish.

My favorite clipper, it’s quiet and reliable I’ve bought clippers in the past that have broke easily these last until your forced to get new ones. cuts clean. They are a little on the heavier side but I personally like that with clippers

Awesome! These clippers don't give up l, I'm a professional and cut a lot of men. I did 16 hair cuts in 6 hours with these clippers and they still cut great all the way too the end. They don't get caught up on thick hair and hair doesn't clog up the blades. Gives a very clean and precise cut so you have to very sure of what you're doing. They are fantastic. Also great for tight fades, the blades grab the hair very well and the power of the motor makes it so you don't have to keep going over sections multiple times. My only problem is they get hot quickly but that doesn't bother me I'm used to hot clippers. Really great I would recommend to anyone

A mi esposo le encantó . Fue muy buen regalo

Bought 3 POS models other brands costs and I don't get any jams losen clips ect perfect cut as long as maintenance is followed monthly if minimum

I did not have a chance to experience the product. I burned it down by plugging it in 220v socket.I accept that it is, partially, my fault: I could care about voltage a little bit more.But as someone who has a luxury to live in the 21st century and see amazing things like transportation network companies and IoT unfolding around, I am, to say the least, confused by being forced to care about things like voltage.Ok, that's my problem, the device is intended to be used with 120v.What is not only my problem is that user manual does not say a word about something that is so critical for safe usage.And moreover, the appliance did not die immediately, which means there is no fuse inside, and whatever is damaged can not be easily replaced. It is not only inconvenient, but is actually dangerous.To sum up:1) user manual does not care to warn about voltage2) device does not handle overvoltage gracefully, which is, again, not only inconvenient, but also dangerousLong story short: I wanted to buy a hair clipper, but got an overpriced physics lesson. And I'd like my money back.