TechGearLab bought six dog clippers for side-by-side testing and named this oneisall its best overall, saying its blade quality and cutting ability were superior to the other cordless models in the group. It measured the clipper at 61.5 decibels and reported a 2.5-hour charge for a 2.5-hour run time. The same review faults the build: after a drop from 2 feet onto a yoga mat the blades sat offset until realigned, and the body is slick in the hand.
- — TechGearLab found blade quality and cutting ability superior to the other cordless clippers it tested
- — TechGearLab measured 61.5 decibels and called noise and vibration very low
- — 2.5-hour charge for a 2.5-hour run time in TechGearLab's battery test
- — TechGearLab's 2-foot drop test left the blades offset until they were realigned by hand
- — TechGearLab found the body slick and the clipper not very ergonomic