How are these clippers powered, battery or plug into wall socket?
2054466
This one is plugged into a wall socket. The battery powered ones are weak in my opinion and do not last as long.
2054467
On the wall, has no battery. Sometime it's turning hot but it is ok for domestic use!
2054468
They are powered by an AC adapter! No batteries or anything. It's the best hair clipper set I've ever had, and I've had many. Conair sucks by the way. Don't ever get those. These clippers never clog or lock up and you never need to oil them though it says you can, I've never in my 2 years of having them. I cut my hair twice per month too. They are self-sharpening and have every hair adjustment piece you will ever need from 1/8th inch to 1in plus the ear trimmers are perfect. I hope this helps.
2146951
They are not battery operated. They connect via their BNC and power leads to the power/video cable which then gets plugged into the dvr and also into the power splitter which then gets plugged into the power adapter which gets plugged into an outlet.
1377848
No. they have their own power source one plugs into the wall and one use battery
1966028
It needs to be plugged into the wall socket at all times. No battery operated function.
1810334
You need to recharge them until the little green light on the charger goes out. If you use them constantly (easy to do with a trimmer) they only seem to run a short time--20 minutes or so. I haven't tested my theory, but it seems that if I give them frequent, short breaks they seem to perform longer. (I use them in trimmer, chain saws, and drill.) Of course, if they're old they may just be worn out.
2087199
No the clippers themselves are not but you could use chargeable batteries. I use the smaller one on my Yorkies face and never changed the batteries yet. They are much nicer especially for my Yorkies. My 14 year old never minded me trimming him and he started acting real nervous whenever I got the clippers out. He does much better with these two instead of the larger one I always used. Hope this helps.
2040713
They are rechargeable batteries, like in a cell phone. It comes with a cord you plug in to charge it. Depending on usage, it'll last a couple days on a charge if used lightly. I use mine as an e-reader so it stays plugged in next to my bed most of the time.
486650
They are electric, so you need an outlet, or an external power source such as a generator.
943336
There is a battery charger built into the electric razor itself. So all I do is plug it in to any wall outlet occasionally. There are lights in the handle that tell you when you need to re-charge the electric razor. You'll like it.
1366211
You plug it in. I works pretty well. It has better power than the battery operated kind.
62432
I haven't tried yet. It comes with a cord so you can use them as regular plugged in clippers.
346909
They are powered with an AC adapter. I plug mine right into the outlet on the fixture.
759084
They are 12v and will need a battery........... They sell a 110ac to 12v converters to use in a standard outlet
2080478
I have two of these, they plug directly into the wall outlet. No cord. Description probably said that so you wouldn't think it's battery-powered. These are beautiful.
366520
It's battery or ac powered. Mine only was used about 6 times before it broke.
1296885
Not battery powered. Has a transformer that plugs into 120VAC. The transformer output is low voltage AC.
2115813
They plug into the wall for power, but are an awesome little set for beginners. They can plug into any device computer, phone, whatever!