Wahl Lithium Power Clipper Review

Wahl Lithium Power Clipper Review
Good solid heavyweight clippers, they arrived in a branded Wahl box with a multitude of comb attachments, charging lead, oil, scissors, instructions, comb and protection sheet inside a soft material Wahl branded zip close case.
After opening everything up I put the clippers on charge and had a read through the instructions, they are basic covering operation, troubleshooting, precautions, care and cleaning, attachments, the taper lever and charging requirements. I have had a set of wired Wahl clippers for over 25 years now and they still get used on a regular basis having given at least 100 haircuts along with touch ups and trims never letting me down although a lot of the attachments have gone missing over the years they are still working perfectly.
The clippers are heavy compared to something like an electric razor but I personally don’t see this as an issue as they will carry a lot of the weight in the battery needed and need to be good and solid allowing a tight grip while cutting hair as opposed to an electric shaver and the lightweight less precise task of shaving. I wasn’t keen on the push button power operation and would much prefer a switch on the side, the combs are soft plastic as some have mentioned but are no different from the ones I had with my old set and I never had any issues with them.
I managed to talk my friend into letting me give his lad a haircut with them and found they worked well certainly on a par with my old ones and the lack of a power cord getting in the way made the job a lot easier with him being pleased with the result, I used them for a trim on my own head but as I normally have a shaved head they were just removing stubble but they did trim my moustache well.
Overall I found these performed really well and a lot easier to use than a wired set giving more freedom of movement, I really wasn’t keen on the push button power operation on the side making it impossible to instantly cut the power, they come with a multitude of attachments and a neat little storage case which I find ideal for keeping everything together.
If you have any questions please feel free to ask them in the comments and I will do my best to answer.

[@CallumBolton]

Thanks for the video, ordered one! 👍

[@layioye1]

Are they sharp enough for a skin cut ?

[@Kalbo64]

Hi, yes although if you are cutting from long to short I would do it in 2 stages with a trim down first.

[@rajpravin676]

👍👍👍👍

[@gregstansfield8999]

Review? I unboxing?

[@Kalbo64]

Hi, the full review is in the description.

[@M0beast]

Where's the review...

[@Kalbo64]

Hi, in the text: Good solid heavyweight clippers, they arrived in a branded Wahl box with a multitude of comb attachments, charging lead, oil, scissors, instructions, comb and protection sheet inside a soft material Wahl branded zip close case. After opening everything up I put the clippers on charge and had a read through the instructions, they are basic covering operation, troubleshooting, precautions, care and cleaning, attachments, the taper lever and charging requirements. I have had a set of wired Wahl clippers for over 25 years now and they still get used on a regular basis having given at least 100 haircuts along with touch ups and trims never letting me down although a lot of the attachments have gone missing over the years they are still working perfectly. The clippers are heavy compared to something like an electric razor but I personally don’t see this as an issue as they will carry a lot of the weight in the battery needed and need to be good and solid allowing a tight grip while cutting hair as opposed to an electric shaver and the lightweight less precise task of shaving. I wasn’t keen on the push button power operation and would much prefer a switch on the side, the combs are soft plastic as some have mentioned but are no different from the ones I had with my old set and I never had any issues with them. I managed to talk my friend into letting me give his lad a haircut with them and found they worked well certainly on a par with my old ones and the lack of a power cord getting in the way made the job a lot easier with him being pleased with the result, I used them for a trim on my own head but as I normally have a shaved head they were just removing stubble but they did trim my moustache well. Overall I found these performed really well and a lot easier to use than a wired set giving more freedom of movement, I really wasn’t keen on the push button power operation on the side making it impossible to instantly cut the power, they come with a multitude of attachments and a neat little storage case which I find ideal for keeping everything together.

[@M0beast]

@@Kalbo64 Thank you!