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.
- — 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
- — 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