WAHL GroomEase 100 Series Clipper, Head Shaver, Hair
WAHL GroomEase 100 Series Clipper, Head Shaver, Hair Clippers for Men, Home Hair Cutting, Men’s Clipper Set, Male Grooming Kit, Mains Powered Clipping, Corded, Multicolo
Mains operated.
This is a mains operated multi-cut hair clipper so that you can use it continuously, without it ever running out of power.
Blade Maintenance
Keeping the blades clean and oiled will maximise the power and battery life of the product for optimum performance.
Kit contains.
The kit comes complete with the 100 Series Clipper, 4 x attachment combs, barber comb, scissors, oil and cleaning brush, making this kit all you need for a professional finish.
| Brand: | WAHL |
| Origin: | China |
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Clippers
Just used these clippers for the first time on my beard, good range of different sized combs for cutting at all lengths. I haven’t tried a haircut yet but these seem more than capable. ( I might just leave that to a professional )
At a very reasonable price and I would definitely recommend.
4.0 out of 5 stars Grea
These are better than the more expensive clippers, the other once were 5 x the price and didn’t last long.
This is my second purchase of this model. Definitely worth the price.
5.0 out of 5 stars Whal hairdressing shears
I always buy Whal shears because I have always found them to be so good.
So far i have only plugged them in to check they work ok so haven’t had time to do a haircut with them yet. I’m sure they will be great, as always.
5.0 out of 5 stars 10/10 would recommend
These clippers have saved me so Much money on haircuts. I used to go to get a haircut and it turn out to be really bad but now I do it myself and I love i
4.0 out of 5 stars WAHL GroomEase 100 Series Clipper, Head Shave
This product is useful for stubble. If you want to get really close to the skin.
I also like to shave my head but this product isn’t wide enough to make the task bearable.
It would simply take ages to shave my own head!
The last time I bought a similar product – maybe thirty years ago – it cost the best part of a week’s wages. The Wahl represents exceptional value for money and is a vital tool in maintaining the windswept and interesting look for facial hair, as is de rigeur for us silver foxes . . .although why anyone would use it on their actual hair – and look like an escapee from Borstal – is beyond me.
I have had these for a year and a half now and cut my hair about once every two weeks. They still cut well and give a good result. There are no bells and whistles just the cut length guides, a small bottle of oil ( which I have not completely used yet despite oiling every time I used them) a cleaning brush and a pair of scissors which look cheap but cut well. I suspect it is important to always oil them, as with cheaper clippers the steel will be a lower grade so you need to keep it well lubricated to maintain a sharp cutting edge.
For the cost they are excellent value.
I was looking for a Wahl clippers throughout the covid 19 lockdown. I finally managed to pick these up for 14 on an absolute steal.
These clippers are fantastic. They do all the jobs a fancy version would do for a fraction of the price.
The 1-4 guards are perfect as anything above a 4 can be done by hand with a scissors. Personally I’d rarely even use the 3.
The razor cuts very well and feels solid. It’s not that heavy and doesn’t vibrate that much so it’s easy to use for an extended period if you’re doing a fade of some sort. It gets a little bit hot after a while. I used it for maybe an hour the first time and while it never got too hot to use, I just gave it a little cooling break after maybe 30min and 45min for a few minutes while I either cleaned up a bit or did some scissors work on the top.
It wasn’t too hot to handle, just thought it might be better for the lifespan to let it cool on the windowsill.
It comes with some accessories including clipper oil. The scissors that come with it are fine. I had already bought a pair of barbers scissors on Amazon for around 5 a few months ago, which I think are better quality so I just used them. The ones that come with the clippers would be fine though. The comb is pretty decent too, but again I just used the one I had already.
I would say they’re very good for both self hair cutting – Aaron Oddball uses them for his YouTube videos. They’re also great for somebody else to cut your hair.
They’re quite intuitive and easy enough to fade with the taper lever so I’m sure most people could perform an acceptable haircut with them.
As these cost me 14 which is about 16 and my usual haircuts in the Grafton Barber cost 19, I’ve already made my money back after the first cut. It’s going to take a while to get to the same level as them of course, but there’s never been a better time to learn.
Overall for 14 you really can’t go wrong. I saw these selling on eBay for much much more before I finally snapped these up.
5.0 out of 5 stars This is a go
On a scale of one to ten, this is a go. I’ve noticed that this item has been in short supply lately and some sellers are engaging in price gouging – be careful. I waited over a month until I could buy this at a reasonable price. Don’t spend more than 14 on this. If you know you want to buy it, I recommend that you wait for it to become available at that price, which seems to be a fair representation of its RRP.
With that out of the way, this thing is an absolute beast. The violent vibration of the motor reveals its tremendous power and I’d give it six stars out of five if I could. Its popularity is well justified.
The very first thing I did with the clipper out of the box was to realign the stationary outer blade with the moving inner blade, reducing the gap between the blades to almost nothing to ensure as close a cut as possible (I’d say this is an essential first step). With that done, the clipper does an admirable job of achieving a near-bald zero grade cut. In fact, it can be marketed as a balding clipper.
The clipper also does a fantastic job on facial hair and is a viable alternative to shaving. It’s prone to cut your skin so be especially careful if you do decide to use it on your face.