I have has BD trimmers before and liked everything except theedger. Is this my imagination or have others asked this?
1192277
I like mine just fine, it does use a lot of line but I have extra spools and buy the line in bulk. It cuts great and is the most powerful electric trimmer/edger I've ever owned. Just a simple twist of the head is all that's needed to go from edger to trimmer.
1192278
The trimmer worked fine but the issue for me was the stupid self feeding feature that, for all practical purposes, requires you to buy the factory wound string. They copied the marketing strategy used by ink jet printers; they work fine with a good price point but soak you for the ink. Most trimmers are like this now. I searched and found a Ryobi (Model # RY41131, $70 on line through home depot) that comes with a pre-cut line head and an old bump and feed head. I love it and I don't have to shell out a ton of money for spools.
476137
Yes, I was writing before about my batterie powered edge trimmer, which does not work, I called Amazon they told me, after 30 days I have to contact Discount Jungle, but they never answer, the manufacturer you dont get either, you really have to look that your product does not come from this company, the lawn mover before I received is bended, but there is no help from there side, the only think I do, dont ever buy anything from them, better save a little longer and get it from the store, is less loss of energy and move on.
2256907
It might be an added feature or better padding, but, I have the bt and it is awesome!! I used it and I blew those leaves into the woods in no time at all. Enough power to do the job!! You cant go wrong with this model!! I bought this because I have the hedge clippers and it works fantastic, easy pull to start on both the hedge clippers and leaf blower.
31447
Oh for sure....mangroomer was horrible. This backspa back shaver offers more in that it allows for a quick shave without batteries or moving parts. Also, I have never had the opportunity to use a shaver that didn't require shaving cream but this back hair shaver does the job quite well. I had to trim my back hair down a bit b/c it was so long but after an initial trim I was able to use the backspa back shaver to get a close shave in literally 5 -8 minutes. I'm officially a lifer!
1659036
This razor is not equipped with a trimmer. I almost never used the trimmer on my previous razors, so I was unwilling t spend another $20 for the model that is equipped with a trimmer. RLK
2281439
To be honest man terrible trimmers I, wouldn't waste your money everyone warned me to just buy Andys, I used them just to try to do a Line up Bailey cut, hope this helps good luck but definitely buy Andys
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This is getting curiouser and curiouser! Worx had the two models of lithium trimmers on their website a couple days ago complete with downloadable instruction manuals, etc. etc. Finally had time today to delve into it and was going to download everything and decide on which model to buy and make purchase on Amazon. Today the only trimmer on the Worx website is the old Ni-Cad model. No mention or info on the lithium ion models! Called the Worx number and was told that there is a 45 minute wait for customer service!! Don't have a good feeling about this. By the way, Neuton will have a Li-ion trimmer available in a few weeks. This is getting curiouser and curiouser! Worx had the two models of lithium trimmers on their website a couple days ago complete with downloadable instruction manuals, etc. etc. Finally had time today to delve into it and was going to download everything and decide on which model to buy and make purchase on Amazon. Today the only trimmer on the Worx website is the old Ni-Cad model. No mention or info on the lithium ion models! Called the Worx number and was told that there is a 45 minute wait for customer service!! Don't have a good feeling about this. By the way, Neuton will have a Li-ion... » Read More This is getting curiouser and curiouser! Worx had the two models of lithium trimmers on their website a couple days ago complete with downloadable instruction manuals, etc. etc. Finally had time today to delve into it and was going to download everything and decide on which model to buy and make purchase on Amazon. Today the only trimmer on the Worx website is the old Ni-Cad model. No mention or info on the lithium ion models! Called the Worx number and was told that there is a 45 minute wait for customer service!! Don't have a good feeling about this. By the way, Neuton will have a Li-ion trimmer available in a few weeks. « Show Less
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I love my Panasonic Hair Trimmer,trimming is excellences.I have never try to do a close/bald shave.
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Thanks -- I'm going to wait a bit on buying this trimmer -- concerned about the comments re: customer service --
90738
I agree on the gentler solution. This is more for detail work in my opinion, gives a nice close shave. Not sure that it's a good choice for what you want to do.
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Soory I can't help here. Since I have had the Andis for only 6 months, I have not had a need to change the blades yet. However, all literature indicate that its a fair simply process(?). Note: I recently purchased the Oster T-Blade fast Finisher Trimmer and am truly impressed. It blow away the Andis. The Andis Cordless is great for travel overseas (Europe - Italy, Spain, UK, Frnace) due to its dual voltage. However, for US and if you don't mind an electrical cord it blows it away. Oster is powerful, heavy duty motor, trims to .02 (00000), gets the job done"fast", little heavier than the Andis and cheaper (on Amazon). Soory I can't help here. Since I have had the Andis for only 6 months, I have not had a need to change the blades yet. However, all literature indicate that its a fair simply process(?). Note: I recently purchased the Oster T-Blade fast Finisher Trimmer and am truly impressed. It blow away the Andis. The Andis Cordless is great for travel overseas (Europe - Italy, Spain, UK, Frnace) due to its dual voltage. However, for US and if you don't mind an electrical cord it blows it away. Oster is powerful, heavy duty motor, trims to .02 (00000), gets the job done"fast", little heavier... » Read More Soory I can't help here. Since I have had the Andis for only 6 months, I have not had a need to change the blades yet. However, all literature indicate that its a fair simply process(?). Note: I recently purchased the Oster T-Blade fast Finisher Trimmer and am truly impressed. It blow away the Andis. The Andis Cordless is great for travel overseas (Europe - Italy, Spain, UK, Frnace) due to its dual voltage. However, for US and if you don't mind an electrical cord it blows it away. Oster is powerful, heavy duty motor, trims to .02 (00000), gets the job done"fast", little heavier than the Andis and cheaper (on Amazon). « Show Less
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I think you should judge. I like these and they cut very well I use on toy poodle and very tight curls and cuts with ease. I suggest these as great battery time and you could if necessary use combs that come with it (4) and if shortest slows down clipper just start with biggest and work done, I'm sure this also will work. My thoughts for you get it and you will enjoy it much better than any other clippers to me.Good luck with your decision. Amazon will work with you .
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Having owned a Furminator, I can assure you without reservation that the Oster was the 1st de-shedding tool I ever used that actually *worked*. By comparison, the Furminator was $$ down the toilet - after all, if the Furminator had worked, why keep looking for, much less purchasing, another such tool? I must have tried 2 dozen such tools, and was convinced that "de-shedding" tools were all a waste of time. Only Oster's name convinced me to try 1 last time. I have multiple mini-Australian Shepherds; the 1st time I swiped it down one of their backs, I could barely believe how much fur it pulled up. Having owned a Furminator, I can assure you without reservation that the Oster was the 1st de-shedding tool I ever used that actually *worked*. By comparison, the Furminator was $$ down the toilet - after all, if the Furminator had worked, why keep looking for, much less purchasing, another such tool? I must have tried 2 dozen such tools, and was convinced that "de-shedding" tools were all a waste of time. Only Oster's name convinced me to try 1 last time. I have multiple mini-Australian Shepherds; the 1st time I swiped it down one of their backs, I could barely believe how much... » Read More Having owned a Furminator, I can assure you without reservation that the Oster was the 1st de-shedding tool I ever used that actually *worked*. By comparison, the Furminator was $$ down the toilet - after all, if the Furminator had worked, why keep looking for, much less purchasing, another such tool? I must have tried 2 dozen such tools, and was convinced that "de-shedding" tools were all a waste of time. Only Oster's name convinced me to try 1 last time. I have multiple mini-Australian Shepherds; the 1st time I swiped it down one of their backs, I could barely believe how much fur it pulled up. « Show Less
1446329
Absolutely. Ive bought tons of different trimmers. This is the best. Almost shaves as well
510489
I will not recommend this trimmer at all. This pulls and it hurts. Go get a real trimmer.
1467070
Not at all, I haven't used a trimmed an years, and using this one wasnt bad!
2051598
Dear, Unfortunately yes, another issue is that the accessory for adjusting the fine trimming is not working also(design deficiency) which make it really useless trimmer. Regards,