WAHL Mini Pro Clipper Kit, #9307-00, 1 Count

I bought these clippers because I have a quarter of my head shaved and it's way too expensive to keep going to get a haircut every few weeks. For the same price as a barber was trying to charge me, I can just buy these and have a good friend (or live-in partner) do it for me. They come with easy-to-follow instructions as well as a comb, brush, clipper oil, and various guards of various sizes. Even my boyfriend who does not have my hair texture and had never touched a pair of clippers in his life was able to give me an amazing haircut with these. Definitely worth it, I've had no problems since.

This may be for humans but I use this on my dogs. Blade is small enough that it does a great job on the bottom paw hair. I get so tired of the cordless battery tools that wear out in a month. Very handy tool to have when getting my dogs ready for the shows. I've used this since September and no problems. This is the same or better than the Peanut and much cheaper.

I’m a hairstylist. I love my peanut trimmers, but they’ve gotten so expensive & haven’t been lasting as long as they use to. So I wanted to try something cheaper. So far they work great for lining up haircuts.

Attachments wore out and needed a new set. Had to purchase a 2nd unit to get them. Retired the original to cut my Labs shaggy hair.

Regret purchasing this. It did not meet my expectations. It is poorly made with a thin power cord that seems flimsy. The guards are not very reusable as the clip on two have already broken off and I have only had the product for a few months.I strongly recommend the Oster O2 instead. Much better product.

I’ve maybe gone through 4 clippers, as I’ve been cutting my own hair since COVID. Generally, all have been sturdy and reliable, but I love this set. Has guards incremented by halves, and the cordless aspects is awesome. No complaints at all.

I really wanted to get a pair of clippers that would plug in instead of being battery powered due to all the reviews saying how much less powerful battery powered clippers are. This item fit the bill. I have had other Wahl clippers in the past and always felt like they were very sturdy and "heavy duty". This does not feel the same. It may just be due to the weight of the clippers but I must admit it feels a little "cheap" when handling and cutting. I am just hoping that they last as long as my other Wahl clippers (full sized for hair cutting). Time will tell.

Wahl Mini Pro (corded) -- It's decent, though it is built so light as to seem fragile, so several years of regular use are unlikely. It feels almost hollow in the hand, and I don't imagine the motor is very durable. I'd rather have a well built item that will assuredly stand the test of time and frequent use, because quality and value aren't separate features in my view. This is why I selected a corded mini-clipper, assuming that I'd get something at least medium-duty in quality. I was incorrect about that. Though to my surprise, the guard-combs for the Mini are stoutly molded with a substantial plastic resin that outclasses the usually flimsy Wahl Chrome Pro combs.Most notably important aspects of the Mini Pro to me are:How it cuts...The inner blade-set sits a bit too deep relative to the outer-set, thus a no-guard trim/shave is not impressively precise or close. This is a bit of a let down in regard to around-the-ear trims and neckline buzzes. I might try to adjust the blade by loosening the attachment screws, shifting the outer-blade downward, then re-tightening, but am reluctant to do so because the trimmer accomplishes what I need it to at this point. Because Mini-Pro is compact and tame in power, grooming the nether region for purposes of hygiene is less cumbersome and risky. it won't nick or cut the naughty bits.The motor doesn't bog down, as it's still too new, but I imagine it will with time and use. It's a convenient companion piece to go along with my larger sets, but I'd be fine without it.