Wahl Easy Pro for Pets, Rechargeable Dog Grooming Kit – Electric Dog Clippers for Dogs & Cats with Fine to Medium Coats - Model 9549

Great value and sharpness. They work great and lasted for two 6 month shorkie cuts and were still going strong! Cordless is the best route!

I have a great deal of experience with clippers since I worked my way to my Nursing degree with a cosmetology license. My grown daughter will still not allow anyone else to cut or color her hair! Lol.I hadn’t clipped a dog or puppy in years, but these clippers did an awesome job with my Puszu puppy, who has the hair of a shitzu, very thick but hot in the Austin Texas heat!I wanted a close clipper cut so I used the closest attachment, and the results were fabulous! I did use scissors and left the tail and ears long, but even clipped around the eyes (very carefully), because the fast growing hair tends to give these precious dogs eye infections and even corneal abrasions. I am not taking any chances with my baby!I will be doing this again right before 3 months, so 4 times a year. It never gets truly cold here, so these clippers will be used well. The battery lasted for the complete cut, but I had to give my Gabriel a few breaks as this was his first hair cut. I rescued him, after I lost my miniature Dachshund of 15 years.These are well worth the price and any novice should find them easy to use.I recommend, watching the blades because the hair can really build up around the blades when clipping a dog with thick hair. It will make the clippers last, and assure efficiency while clipping.I cleaned this area out frequently with the little attachment provided.

I bought this in the winter of 2022. It lasted about 2 years before the blade became dull. I used it about every 6-8 weeks - approximately 12 - 14 haircuts. While it was sharp, I liked using it; it cut well. It was a little too loud to use on my toy poodle's head, but it was quiet enough for her to use on her back, shoulders, and sides. It was a good size: easy to hold and use. Charged well. Decent price - especially since I didn't want to pay to take her to a professional every couple of months. I wish I could buy replacement blades for it because it wasn't even close to worn out, but it isn't made to use replacement blades. When I removed the blade to see if it had stopped cutting because of hair build up behind it, the blade didn't fit back on right, and so it was louder than usual and still didn't cut her hair. I learned to cut my toy poodle's hair using it. And I definitely don't do a professional job. So I don't know how a professional would rate it.Basically, it got the job done and was a decent product, but it wasn't anything fancy or of excellent or long-lasting quality.

The media could not be loaded. After two haircuts, it seems like a wonderful product that will require regular maintenance that does not include water like the images on the product page. Even though when you search for warranty here on the product page and the Alexa result is five years, the actual warranty is one year in the manual included with the product and also in the PDF. I had trouble figuring out how to remove the blades until I watched the video on the Wahl website, and taking a look at the other reviews I see other people had the same problem, so I made a video on how to do it. It’s very easy once you know how. I recommend getting an extra set of blades to keep on hand, and I’m waiting for Wahl to answer my email on which one is the replacement because this model number is not listed on their website, and I can’t find the model number of the replacement blades in the product information here or in the manual included with the product.

It's been nearly a year since I purchased this clipper set for my poodle but didn't use it on him until spring when I could do it outside. I cut his hair every 4-5 weeks. The trimmer worked fine the first two times I used it...on the third time the trimmer head started popping off as soon as I started working on him. I ended up cutting his hair with scissors, which I have been doing all summer. I have tried several times since just to see if it was something I was missing; trying different tools, more oil, brushing him more before starting, bathing first, etc. Nothing worked! It wouldn't trim his hair at all, just catch in his curls and flip off. While plucking his ears today thought I'd see if it would at least trim the shorter hair on his face that I cut just 2 weeks ago. Came right off, and so noisy it scares him. My son took a closer look at it and discovered that pieces inside the plastic where the head fits in are broken off; thus, it is basically useless and ready for the garbage. Poorly made and will definitely not work long-term on a dog with very curly hair such as a poodle. Absolutely disgusted with the money I wasted on this item!

First use everything went well. Second time encountered some uneven cutting in areas, even after cleaning and oil.Expected more from this brand

I’ve used this for over a year on my Labradoodle, through all four seasons, but especially when the weather turns warmer and his winter coat is too long and thick. This is the second late Spring clipping his coat, and it’s terrific. Multiple guides with different cutting heights, great battery life. This complete kit comes with clearly-written, printed directions and links to helpful videos. It is a good idea to read the instructions first for ensuring maximum life of this tool and a good experience cutting your dog’s hair/fur. Noise is moderate; my old dog did not get upset over the buzzing, and now looks better and is cooler. Overall, I am very pleased, am impressed with Wahl’s quality and highly recommend this clipper kit - at a fraction of the cost of a grooming session.