Play Barber Hair Clipper and Trimmer for Men 7500 RPM with Rubber Grips (Blackout 2 Set)

I have used these for almost a year and they are excellent. TBH I've only lubricated them once. They work amazingly. My only complaint is the charging base stopped working but it's not very useful anyway because plugging the cord from the adapter directly Into the device is better anyway. The charge lasts a long time and you'll hardly ever need to charge it. I think at this price, these are super good. I know that the ones I had gotten for around $40 were basically horrible compared to the butter-smoove TPOB Play. Not to beat a dead horse, though. Funny aside: I traveled and forgot the charger. I was at my destination for months and needed to charge my TPOB Play. So I cut open a USB cable and used clothes pins to affix them to the prongs of a shaver electrical adapter I bought at my destination, of which the other end was plugged into my TPOB Play. Then I connected the USB to my power bank. It worked. Just gotta make sure you get the '+' and '-' right. I did the first time. Excellent product: Quiet, lasts a long time without a charge, cuts cleanly and smoothly, cheaper than other products of comparable quality. It's a good buy, for sure.

The short review: As I write this, Amazon is selling the black/color for $97, and my white/black was $129. It’s worth every penny of the higher cost. My direct and to-the-point recommendation is that if you're looking at these at all, get one. Look at the professional reviews of these and you’ll discover these are exceptionally highly regarded; I trust the guys who use these every day to put food on their table and a roof over their heads. Seriously, 5 of 5 stars and I’d give it bonus points if I could. The long review: If you’re worried about overpaying for something that a $30 clipper can do, I get it. $30 clippers are cheap and tend to break when dropped, aren’t well aligned, and are noisy. The blades dull quickly and you wind up with imprecise and uneven cuts. Do they cut hair? Sure, but it isn’t ever going to be a truly great cut and it’ll take a lot longer to do. How do I know? Because I did that for probably two decades before I finally got a professional quality clipper, an Andis ProAlloy. I think that set me back something like $120 back in 2002, which is more like double that in today’s money. It has paid for itself many, many times over. Recently, I’ve started to note a decline in performance and thought maybe it was time to explore cordless options. I’m sure the Andis would function as good as ever with a new blade and a little tuning, and I plan on doing that, but I figured I’d see how things had changed, and so decided to investigate cordless options. My background in barberism (get it?): On deployment a fellow Airman shoved a clipper at me and asked me to cut his hair. I’d never done it before. The basic buzz was easy as pie. As the deployment went along, I learned to taper and fade. I’m not a pro, and may never be, but I can make good basic cuts and I tend to cut my hair a lot better than barbers who charge quite a bit to ultimately frustrate me. Cuts being anywhere from $25-70 plus a tip make it awfully economical to cut your own hair, and frankly, it’s a lot easier than it might seem. With this as my basis for purchase, it was pretty easy to justify cheap clippers, and frankly, easier every day to justify quite expensive ones. Top of the line clippers are anywhere from $300-500 (very few in that top range). Most of the pros are using ones around $200-300. That’s four to six (or less) cuts worth of money and now you can do it yourself. These are selling for $98-$130 right now, which is even fewer trips to the barber per dollar. I watched a bunch of videos that professionals were making. I literally could not find a bad review of these, and in fact found nothing but glowing reviews. Everything they said about the clipper is precisely what I discovered when I finally got it in my hands. They’re absurdly quiet. The shape seems like it might not be all that ergonomic but as soon as you put it in your hand, you understand entirely; feels amazing. It’s got a metal body with a rubberized grip that isn’t so grippy that hair wants to stick to it; it’s more like slightly more grippy plastic if that makes any sense. The blade is incredibly sharp and you can darned near shave with it; use caution edging/blocking; it didn’t cut me, but you can certainly tell if you’re aggressive that it will (so a trimmer is in order unless you’re doing very light touch). You can zero gap them and comes with a tool to let you do that. For those of you who don’t know, zero-gapping is removing the distance between the stationary blade (the one on the ‘back’ of the clipper) and the cutting blade (the one between the top of the clipper and the stationary blade) which effectively shaves you. You can also adjust this to whatever gap you’d like. And the lever has detents; most clippers that cost less will have a ‘floating’ lever to adjust the closeness of the cut. This makes it MUCH easier to get the correct length since you know exactly how many ‘clicks’ you’ve moved the blade gap. The blade itself is incredibly sharp and precise. It stays cool which greatly extends blade sharpness and life, but also makes the clippers more efficient. There’s very little going over the same spot again; it just cuts. I cannot say enough good things about this clipper. As the pros consistently say, this is every bit as good as MUCH more expensive clippers, and better than a great many that cost much more. If you need a good set, this is it.

These clippers are great. Ive actually bought two sets. Told my cousin who's a barber with his own shop about them, he ordered some and use them within his setup. The other barbers laughed, now they all have some. I do my own beard, and I travel a lot, so not always having time to go to a barbershop, I need good clippers. So I bought an extra set for traveling. Out of the box, they are good clippers and trimmers. Then I zero'd the clippers and wow. I definitely would recommend them. Even as your other set for fading and detailing. The shaver is great as well. They are quiet, sharp, and easy to zero. My cousin had just bought some $500 clippers and said these arent that far off for a fraction of the cost.

I searched for a set of new clippers and trimmers for months prior to buying these. I was skeptical at first because of the price and I wasn't familiar with the brand. But they were recommended to me from a barber friend. I had my eye on some Babyliss cordless clippers and trimmers that were way more pricey but had terrible reviews about contacting the company. I have been nothing but happy and impressed with this set. They are super quiet and so smooth when cutting hair. I have even cut thick hair and cut a bunch off to get a shorter haircut. And these are amazing! I am definitely loving the no cord thing. I havent ran them dead or had an issue with them dying either. I charged em when I opened the package and then take turns charging themabout every 2 or 3 days depending on how much I use them throughout the day. I am a professional hair stylist working at a busy salon so they are definitely getting used. Oh and they are light weight as well and fit inside my small hands. I won't be killing my hand or wrist with bulky big clippers. 10/10. Five stars. Highly recommend.

I’ve been working with these TPOB tools for a few months now, and they’re performing exactly as expected. The clipper has plenty of power for the majority of hair I cut, mainly Caucasian hair, and the cordless battery easily lasts through my full day’s schedule, averaging around 12 clients. The trimmer is sharp and does a clean job. My only wish is that it came with different size guards, like the clipper does with its 6 guards. Oh..and thez are VERY QUIET...big plus, for me and my clients. All in all, I’m satisfied with this product and would consider it a solid value.

Cuts really good and smooth with no problem and is really lightweight. I would recommend for beginners who are looking for budget clippers. The only problem is the blade, it is really fragile and can break a little bit if dropped. It has two speed modes which makes it convenient for different hair types. It looks and performs really well and easy to adjust. The guard attachments aren’t that good though.

Works wonderfully. Quiet, very smooth and very stable. Cordless design is amazing. The blades are very sharp out the box. Self explanatory but some tips came on how to align the blades and the guard, came with a plastic alignment guide for that purpose.

I think a few others have mentioned this, and it's true about the charging base. Maybe the contacts do not touch not enabling the clipper to charge, maybe a loose connection inside? Who knows. Not using the base and just connecting directly to the bottom of the clipper did charge the clipper. Now to the clipper itself. I cut my own hair and have been for well over 30 years. I went from a basic whal clipper and thought my haircuts were good enough. But let me tell you, with these clippers I get a better fade due to the adjustments. I always had a corded clipper, these are lightweight and not loud at all. I'm used to the heft of my old one that a couple times I thought I was going to drop these being that they were so light. Battery life is pretty good. I cut my hair once every other week and the charge lasted about 4 months. I hope these last a long time as my corded one still runs strong, have had those for about 20 years. I just wanted to finally try a cordless and a more "professional" style of clipper and so far I'm satisfied.

It runs quiet, light weight and very smoothly. It is a good tools !!

Used a lot of clippers in my time cutting hair these are my new go to's couldn't picture a day in the shop without them. Light, quiet, powerful and versatile

The TPOB clipper is my favorite clipper, but I don’t like the blade , so I changed it.

Gerät top, jedoch ist im Lieferumfang der Ladekabel im UK Stiel und nicht für EU, darum musste ich ein Adapter kaufen.

It works well