Canine Grooming Equipment with LED Show,35dB Extremely-Low Noise Canine Clippers for Grooming, Cordless Canine Hair Trimmer,Sort-C Rechargeable Canine Grooming Clippers for Paws, Ears, Face, Rump with LED Mild

So Far, So Good
I wanted to cut down on the number of trips to the groomer and purchase this tremor. I tried it for the first time yesterday and it worked great as promised, it’s easy views, doesn’t cut the skin, and is very low noise. My dog, who can be dramatic, Sat through the entire trim without freaking out. It did seem to lose power towards the end so that’s something I’ll be watching out for. But, so far,it’s great.

These worked great
I used them for the first time yesterday. My dogs were groomed a few days ago and I was shocked at how much hair was still on their feet. You do have to take it slow but they do the job well. The noise was low enough my dogs were unaffected by them. The light was a huge help.

Became full fast
Worked really good the first two times very quiet and then Blades became dull Wish there was a way to sharpen the blades or replaced

Makes grooming my dog’s pads easy!
The clippers get in between the pad easily and is nice and quiet so as to not scare my pup! It takes a few swipes to get the hair as the blades are designed not to be able to cut your pet.

== NOTICES AND DISCLAIMERS ==⚠ Generic notices required by law, nothing here reflects on the product itself. See below here for the review.- Received for free via Amazon Vine. All views expressed are solely my own, and nobody has had editorial input or influence over this review aside from myself.- While I endeavour to be accurate, I’m not a testing lab. But… if it works for me, you can be pretty sure it’ll work as claimed.- Fair use: Media is used in brief snips, only to demonstrate product features (ie: display quality); all rights belong to their respective owners.==============================I have to say, I’m very impressed with this unit! Every challenge I faced using it comes with certainty down to the fact I’m no ‘Girl with the Dogs’ (YT it – actually some good tips on using stuff like this, too).The unit itself is perfectly capable. Overall, I took about 20 minutes to do what I could with his feet, and it still had about 78% battery from a full charge. The narrow head does indeed make it far easier to get into the paw, which is where 98% of the fluff is stored. I have done this task once before with repurposed barber’s shaver; the size really does make a marked difference to the level of detail you’re about to get, as well as how thorough you can be.The LED is also REALLY helpful to have. My dog is a mix of rather unknown breed, but it’s clear he has some collie and a bit of waterdog in him – the webbing in his feet proves it. If you’re doing such paws, that’s the key threat of hurting your goober – catching that membrane in the shears. It makes the work a lot slower, and certainly makes you more anxious – your dog will pick up on that.The LED gave me a lot more confidence doing this, and indeed – several times came in clutch, stopping me before I did (in my inexperience – as any of us looking at this would confirm, we’d never intentionally hurt them) accidentally hurt him. I’d have felt awful, and he’d have probably felt pretty bad too. So – LED, simple improvement yet a sure way to avoid a tragedy – I certainly managed because of it!The unit itself is pretty easy to handle, my only real gripe comes in that it can’t get a ton out at a time. That’s obviously a consequence of the tradeoff from a larger head, and part of it is no doubt my lacking skill with doing this job. What I’d probably suggest is go in (ideally with dulled dog scissors – the ones that have the tips burned down so they aren’t pokey) with scissors that are sharp and cut confidently – use that to get the lion’s share and then go in with these shears for best results.Another real credit to this thing – they emphasize the volume is low on the motor, and they’re not kidding. Unfortunately, due to some misguided early play with my father, my dog is kind of scared of motors (protip: don’t pretend something scares you, because they only know it’s scary, not why – even if it seems fun in the moment for everyone.) ANYWAY, he’s not great around them. He certainly didn’t like the barber’s shaver I attempted to use prior – but he laid down and let me work through the entire thing, barring his natural ticklishness on his feet.If you have a dog that doesn’t remain very calm for this, that’s certainly a huge plus that cannot be overstated.Anyway, it’s well thought-out, well-packed and designed, easy to charge and it holds long enough for even the biggest dog grooms. I’ve wanted one with a narrower head for some time, and I have certainly not been disappointed.Easy 5-stars from me.========================== Overall View: [😀] ==== – 😦🙁😐😊😀 + ==========================Media Used: Before and after pictures of his paws. Ended up doing the tops with scissors, hence no after for that – but I think you will find the B/A for the interior/underside of his paws to be quite enlightening. Please evaluate it in the knowledge I’m an amateur who has only really been compelled to do this kind of thing twice on account of the groomer typically lining up pretty well.

The ultra-low noise is great; my dog usually gets nervous with loud clippers, but this one is super quiet, making him much more relaxed during grooming. The LED light is also a great feature because it helps me see exactly what I’m doing, especially around his paws and face. It’s cordless and rechargeable with Type-C, which makes it easy to use anywhere in the house.