On a scale of 1-10, how loud are these clippers? My horse is very sensitive to noise and my main priority is to get quiet clippers for head clipping.
897472
I'd say a 5-6, I have one horse that is very sensitive clipping his ears, and these don't bother him like the last clippers I had.
897473
I have had these clipper for a while now and I still love them. They have a quite buzzing, but they do not seem to bother my dog at all, and I shave his nose, ears and around his eyes without any fuss. They are way quieter than my last pair. Probably a 3 or 4, but that is different with everyone. I find them pretty quiet. Walh has a great return or exchange policy
897474
I recommend them very quiet # 1 on loud - only noise is turning them on so turn on away from his head
897475
I would rate these a 5. Not superloud, as the larger clippers are, but not as quiet as battery-operated. I'm very satisfied with the job they do.
897476
10 forget it. Try before you buy. See if a friend has a pair you can try of which ever brand, to find something that is not this. Chainsaw comes to mind. Shocking. There hAS TO BE SOMETHING ELSE ON THE MARKET. Regards.
805959
They are not sharper than the originals I found that my other ones were sold out that I thought the same thing as you but that was not the case try using the smallest guard possible to keep it from cutting into your skin until the dull out a little bit I think there's a half for a1 inch that you could use for guard I don't think you installed them incorrectly although I don't have a picture or anything but you would not be able to use the Clippers they would make a horrible sound and would definitely not work I hope this helps good luck
1414366
I'm not sure? This one I do have works awesome!! My dog is a Chow & Shepard mix and some of her fur can get as long as 12 inches!! And she is the most terrified large dog I've ever seen in my life :( She is not afraid of these clippers. So they are not loud.
1152084
I love this clipper. I have six dogs , maltese, yorkies and cocker so I do a lot of grooming. Its quiet and light. Just take care not to drop it. The case will break easily.
747047
Vibration not that noticeable. While they're not light, they're very well built. Excellent value. They were priced such that I bought them and a small clipper for the cost of some other large clippers.
771592
No it is not the same as reg size clippers ..as far as the sound it's a soft humm sound & these clippers are also only good for small areas like around eyes,mouth..the teeth on any small clipper like this can NOT do a full groom. I love them around a pets eyes on the type of dog that will not hold still..
795744
Mine isn't noticeably louder than barber shop clippers; if it's very loud, it could be defective, especially if it's heating up a lot or vibrating really hard.
1358817
Pretty quite...not very very quite. Not loud at all compared to other clippers.
1365000
not sure, but the concern would be operational performance and am not sure how loudness is a part of that. I just used my clipper yesterday and it kicks ass, no constant repeat passes over same area, can basically cut my own hair,and the cost was reasonable after wasting my money on conair clippers that only lasted a couple years each.
1186119
I bought these clippers to use on my dog and never really experienced that they heated up. hope this helps
766986
I think they are relatively quiet. I don't have much to compare it with but it's definitely not terrifying. My dog doesn't mind the buzz at all and neither do i
651779
They work waaaaay better. I think they have a faster clipping speed, so they will go through much thicker hair. I tried using human clippers on my dog...they got stuck in her hair immediately and didn't work at all. I purchased the Andis clippers and they go right through her hair, like a hot knife through butter. �
987857
These clippers should work fine for what you need. My professional groomer friends use them at their shops for all breeds. I use them on Irish and English Setters and they work great. I think they would work nicely for light trimming on my horse too.
2001852
I cannot answer your question regarding grooming your cat, but I use these to groom my two Cocker Spaniels. They are the quietest clippers that I have used, but they do make some noise. As far as vibration while holding them I have found minimal vibration.
1191886
Hmm. We have a large herd of horses and need to body clip our minis each spring. We don't have extra blades, but if you have multiple llamas, I'd recommend purchasing a couple of extras so that blade dulling doesn't slow you down. We love our big Oster clippers.
1327000
The trimmer is a little louder than I expected, the clipper is as loud as a conventional hair clipper. Trimmer uses AA batteries
298892
I would say they are for medium to larger dogs (ours is 60 lb) based on the placement of the safety piece. Smaller claws might extend farther Through the blade before encountering the stop. That said, the clippers are sharp so if you use caution and watch where the claw is being trimmed they should be fine.