2-Speed Dog Grooming Clipper

For the price, it is literally perfect! It works really well for my dog who has long hair on his little paws and for his face as well. It is not too loud that will scare the dogs so that’s good.

Just got this today and used it once so there are some things I can’t comment on just yet like charging speed or battery life.For $10 this is a fantastic grooming tool! The quality seems to be good. I like the size and the noise level did not irritate my dog. My dog has long/thick hair so it took some time (probably would have been easier to cut it first) but the trimmer was able to handle what you see in the comparison photo.

I've been wanting to clean up my pup's paw pads and really got this trimmer for its price point. At the time of this review, I got this for around $10-$11. Other trimmers were running $20+ easily.I have a mini Australian shepherd whose pretty well mannered but just doesn't like having her paws touched for extended periods of time and tolerates it when I wipe her paws after our walks. I tested the razor by putting it my skin with some pressure to make sure it wouldn't pinch the skin or hurt her before trying.I was able to get a brief trim done within the initial charge the trimmer had out of the box. I do appreciate the little brush they included to dust off the blade (and paws?) when you're done. I did go into it cautiously at first so as not to startle her and probably wasn't using enough pressure to really trim some of the deeper fur in her paw pads at first. Once she got comfortable with me slowly adding in more pressure I was able to get a cleaner trim and it was shaving off more easily. For cleaning I wiped with a lightly wet -- NOT damp -- paper towel and dried off before storing as per the instructions.Overall, can't really beat it at its price point if you just want something simply done. Definitely not a buy it for life product, but I feel it will serve its purpose for the frequency I plan on using it.

These dog clippers are the best thing I’ve purchased for my poodle. She doesn’t mind the trim and I have trimmed around her face, her toes and her eyes. It’s very quiet and the vibration is very little.

I have a puppy maltipoo. I decided to teach myself to groom to save money. These have been great!! Lightweight and easy to use. They are very quiet as well. My pup has gotten so used to me using these clippers so grooming has been such a breeze! Battery charge lasts long also. Great for beginner groomers.

This is a great little trimmer! It is quieter than most trimmers so my dogs don't freak out at the sound. It is sharp enough to trim between their toes with little effort and not having to go over and over one spot. Very well worth the listed price

They work fine on light to normal hairy paws but not with heavy furry paws. Using them on my Yorkie was easy; however with the King Charles Cavalier it was a different story. You have to make multiple passes to cut the fur away. If you spend too much time trimming the metal plate behind the plastic teeth gets too hot. I noticed the dog was starting to fidget and pull her paw away when trying to trim between the pads and that is when I discovered how hot the metal had become. I had to stop after trimming two paws even though they weren’t completely trimmed. Next time I would use my normal dog grooming clippers to trim the fur on the pad and only use this unit to trim between the pads.On the good side the clipper is pretty quiet and the dog didn’t mind the noise. The size of clipper is easy to hold and maneuver between the dog’s pad. The charge lasts for a complete trim baring having to stop because of the metal heating up.

What I like:-sound level is mellow, nothing crazy and didn't scare my cats. I-the power ramps up instead of it being an instantaneous 'On'. This 'soft start' helps the cats to not be startled by it.-2 speeds-long lasting batteryWhat I don't like:-plastic top blade (lifespan and durability concern) but I get that not having dual metal blades brings the noise level down-takes a little extra time to get the hair cut but at the trade-off of it being quiet and non-startling, it's workout good so far.I've got 8 cats. 5 indoor and 3 indoor/outdoor. I was able to give my two oldest (17y/o and 15y/o) their first full paw trim in their life. I've used scissors before to carefully cut the long ones but really getting them trimmed down, I've never done. Took about 20 mins for each cat as you have to go slow to get through thick paw hair but once done, I could tell felt different. I guess feeling the concrete floor without a layer of fur makes for cold toe beans.The biggest positive to doing their paws was the huge cut-down on tracked litter. That, alone, is worth 10x the price!