After one year, it broke, rusted, and it's not worth the money because with this amount of money and a little more, you can get something better.

It is not worth its money at all.. the blade is not stainless steel, which is unacceptable for the money you pay, resulting in rusting

Let me tell you about my own experience, I got everything perfect in the first 2 months, but then the head rusted and even after changing it, the same thing happened while using it. I won't go into too much detail, I have had a Wahl hair clipper for 8 years and it hasn't had any issues, this one is not worth its money. It is also very difficult to clean.

Me and a hairdresser friend of mine have this product. It constantly cuts and causes the client to bleed. It needs constant adjustment on its teeth with a screwdriver. It's not worth it!

One of the best for deep trimming. Personally, I consider it the best. I bought it 3.5 years ago for under 90 euros. The first few times, the cut is so close that you can cut yourself if you're not careful. It has a black frame on the packaging, like a mold, whose job is to get the blade even closer to the teeth. So an even closer cut. Check out how it's done on YouTube. After the first few months, I stopped lubricating it. It still shaves effortlessly and hasn't rusted. The cable is thick, long, and doesn't tangle. Maybe after so much time, I should have unscrewed the blades again and cleaned the inside from hair. But since it's doing its job, I don't bother. As for the power button, because it's old school style and protrudes, theoretically, it needs attention not to break. Personally, I throw it in the drawer every time and it has never broken

Very good tool, I use it exclusively for trimming/shaving. It's not like a razor, but it reaches very well in easy areas. At first, it might have been easier for a beginner to hold it against the skin to use the top part as a "safety," but in difficult areas like the neck, it may not be as effective. It has never clogged. It simply cuts everything in its path. If the against-the-grain method doesn't help, it would be good to use it at an angle instead of vertically on the skin because in the latter case, the blade will come very close to the skin and may pinch. Cleaning is very easy, just a little oil after each use, spread it everywhere for two or three seconds, and that's it

Very poor construction quality. The base of the spring (internally) that supports the cutter is plastic. It has broken twice without the machine being hit anywhere. The cutter is neither stainless steel nor titanium, so if it remains unused for a long period of time, it rusts without being lubricated. Unacceptable for the money it costs, the name it has, and the supposed use it is supposed to cover.

Excellent detailer. Lightweight and user-friendly. The motor, although weaker than the larger ones, is very powerful and a bit noisy. It cuts at a true 0 and not like the clippers (except for the Wahl Balding) to the point where it resembles a razor. Be careful, it doesn't want you to dig into the skin because it cuts. The T shape of the blade is convenient for precision work.