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Andis EasyClip Pro-Animal 7-Piece Detachable Blade Clipper Kit (24820) vs Wahl Lithium-Ion Pro Series Cordless Animal Clippers (9766)

Which is the better buy? Side-by-side on rating, price, strengths, and watch-outs — with the published ratings we averaged to get there.

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The short answer

Andis EasyClip Pro-Animal 7-Piece Detachable Blade Clipper Kit (24820) comes out ahead by a clear margin (4.5 vs 4.0). Andis EasyClip Pro-Animal 7-Piece Detachable Blade Clipper Kit (24820) is best for: home groomers who clip often, across different coat types, and are fine working with a cord. Read the strengths below before deciding.

Andis EasyClip Pro-Animal 7-Piece Detachable Blade Clipper Kit (24820)
Higher ratedRanked #2 in Best Dog Grooming Clippers
Andis EasyClip Pro-Animal 7-Piece Detachable Blade Clipper Kit (24820)
1 sourceall derived$100.77as of Oct 11

TechGearLab bought six dog clippers for side-by-side testing and named this corded Andis its pick for the prosumer, saying it topped the group for overall quality and cut through every fur type it tried. It measured the clipper at 63.2 decibels. The same review calls it expensive, notes there is no blade height control on the clipper itself, and found the kit shipped without scissors, a comb or a blade brush.

Strengths
  • — TechGearLab says it excels on long, thick hair with occasional mats as well as short, thin hair
  • — Grippy body texture and a long, flexible cord, per TechGearLab
  • — Blade removes easily for cleaning, per TechGearLab
Watch-outs
  • — No blade height control on the clipper; length changes rely on the attachment combs
  • — TechGearLab's kit came without scissors, a comb or a blade brush
  • — TechGearLab describes it as larger and heavier, which tires the clipping hand sooner
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Wahl Lithium-Ion Pro Series Cordless Animal Clippers (9766)
Ranked #4 in Best Dog Grooming Clippers
Wahl Lithium-Ion Pro Series Cordless Animal Clippers (9766)
1 sourceall derived$44.71as of Oct 11

TechGearLab named this cordless Wahl its top choice for a quick charge in a six-clipper test, recording a 15-minute charge time and a 2-hour battery life. It had no trouble on long, thick hair and lets the user adjust blade height with a thumb control. The review found it cut thinner hair less well, called the body slick enough to drop, and measured it as the loudest of the cordless models at 60.6 decibels.

Strengths
  • — Fastest charging clipper in TechGearLab's test: a 15-minute charge time and a 2-hour battery life
  • — No issues on long, thick hair in TechGearLab's test
  • — Blade height adjusts on the fly with a thumb control
Watch-outs
  • — TechGearLab found it does not cut as well on thinner hair
  • — Slick material makes it easy to drop while maneuvering, per TechGearLab
  • — Wahl urges owners not to remove the blade, which rules out at-home maintenance
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Derived means the reviewer published no score, so one was inferred from their written verdict. Everything else is a number the publisher printed. How we rank.

How they stack up

Andis EasyClip Pro-Animal 7-Piece Detachable Blade Clipper Kit (24820)

TechGearLab measured the Andis at 63.2 decibels, quieter than the corded Wahl Pet-Pro Grooming Kit at 73.8 decibels and slightly louder than the cordless oneisall Dog Clipper Model X2 at 61.5. It is the most expensive clipper on this page. TechGearLab grouped it with the oneisall and the Wahl Pet-Pro as the three that performed exceptionally well for cutting, and scored it highest for its battery and power metric.

Wahl Lithium-Ion Pro Series Cordless Animal Clippers (9766)

TechGearLab recorded a 15-minute charge and a 2-hour battery life for the Wahl Lithium-Ion Pro Series, against a 2.5-hour charge and 2.5-hour battery life for the oneisall Dog Clipper Model X2. TechGearLab measured it at 60.6 decibels and the oneisall at 61.5, both far below the corded Wahl Pet-Pro at 73.8. Unlike the oneisall, Wahl warns against removing the blade for maintenance.

Specs side-by-side

SpecAndis EasyClip Pro-Animal 7-Piece Detachable Blade Clipper Kit (24820)Wahl Lithium-Ion Pro Series Cordless Animal Clippers (9766)
Power SourceCorded (12 ft cord, per Andis's Amazon listing)Cordless, rechargeable lithium-ion
Motor Speed1 speed1 speed
Noise Level63.2 dB measured by TechGearLab60.6 dB measured by TechGearLab
BladeDetachable ceramic blade (per Andis's Amazon listing)—
Attachment Combs4 (1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 inch), per Andis's Amazon listing—
StorageHard case included, per Andis's Amazon listing—
Battery Life—2 hours in TechGearLab's test
Charge Time—15 minutes in TechGearLab's test (Wahl's listing: 15-minute quick charge, 3 to 5 hours for a full charge)
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