Codos KK -8000 Low Noise Rechargeable Trimmer Shaver Razor Grooming Clipper Kit For DOG/CAT/PET

Waste blade its not cutting hair.no battery pack up

Nice, lightweight, cordless, and rechargeable. I use it for my medium haired cat and jersey wooly rabbit

Produit excellent, pas chers du tout très ergonomique se tient bien et coupe bien et facilement. je la utilise que pour les pattes, oreilles et museaux. Livraison TRES rapide. rien à redire .

I was extremely dubious about this clipper but figured at the price, it was worth a go. We have a 17-year-old Himalayan cat who simply can't cope with her full coat in terms of grooming. While she views clipping as torture, it's still less stressful to do it at home, sometimes in stages (yes, there are times when we have a cat with three shaved strips in an otherwise full coat running around the house). In warm weather, we keep her in a lion cut and the rest of the year I do her throat, chest, "armpits", belly, and "bikini line", where the majority of matting and mess can occur.I normally use a regular pair of men's hair clippers but the past two have burned out too fast, overheated quickly, and tugged a lot, adding to our cat's distaste for the whole process. I liked the idea of this being cordless and having a narrower head to make it easier to get into all the necessary nooks.The instructions are, indeed, all in Chinese, and the unit comes with a Chinese plug but also an adapter. As a surprise, it comes fully charged, which I thought a bit odd--but quite nice. The unit doesn't have an "auto shut-off" or alert light to let you know when charging is done, and instructions warn you not to plug it in for more than 2 hours at a go or you'll short out the battery, which is a concern.It's very quiet and light, and I was convinced it was going to be useless. Imagine my surprise when it made short work of kitty's full winter coat, undercoat and all. As is the usual case with her, any shorter guides are useless (the fur is just too dense to allow them), so I use the clipper bare, without a guide, and just take care not to nick her. I had to pull fur free of the teeth quite frequently, but the clippers never jammed or tugged, not even once, and never overheated like the mains clippers used to.The clipper held charge all the way through the clipping and is still at "full", going by the light. I can't comment on the longevity, but it's far cheaper than a single session at the groomer and did a great job. Hopefully it'll be durable but, if not, it's inexpensive enough to still be a viable option.

Use these two tidy up my long-haired cats and they work really well.