My current one is showing signs and was wondering if anyone can recommend a good wireless one that also works wired. I normally cut my hair every fortnight using a number 2 guide all round. So dont need any of the fancy attachments.
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I used two of these for a few years. I used it at zero (now a razor all over). Quick and easy as the blade is so wide. Just oil the blades reasonably often.
Remington.
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I used two of these for a few years. I used it at zero (now a razor all over). Quick and easy as the blade is so wide. Just oil the blades reasonably often.
Remington.
+1 for these. I had an ancient Made in USA Wahl that lasted 20+ years after I got it second hand, when it finally died I replaced it with a new Wahl and it was an absolute piece of garbage. Replaced those several years ago with the Remmington at the suggestion of a friend and have never looked back.
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I used two of these for a few years. I used it at zero (now a razor all over). Quick and easy as the blade is so wide. Just oil the blades reasonably often.
Remington.
After being a Wahl user for many years, I bought this last year and whilst initially sceptical, I have been very impressed! Like you, I am a "down the to bone" guy and the extra width/shape makes it one of the quickest and most consistent cuts I have had.
Feels a bit plasticky and the battery life is not as good as cordless Wahls I have had, but works very well and its washability is a bonus.
Time will tell if it lasts as well as the German competition!
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I used two of these for a few years. I used it at zero (now a razor all over). Quick and easy as the blade is so wide. Just oil the blades reasonably often.
Remington.
I am guessing this is primarily for cutting head hair and would not be suitable for facial hair due to the curve?
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CrashAndBurn:mudguard:I used two of these for a few years. I used it at zero (now a razor all over). Quick and easy as the blade is so wide. Just oil the blades reasonably often.
Remington.
I am guessing this is primarily for cutting head hair and would not be suitable for facial hair due to the curve?
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