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Best Hair Clippers

Nosu3

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I'm looking for new ones of good quality. I cut my own hair so I don't mind investing a bit in something that's worth it. The cheap one I had burned out today and my hair is only half finished so any suggestions are welcome.

Cordless are no good?
 

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I have no experience with them myself, but Oster Classic 76 are supposed to be the best. $20 Wahl's have served me well though
 

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Cordless ones I've tried suck. Do a search here. You should find a good thread that was awhile back. I don't remember the 2 brands suggested, but I do know that attachments blow. Get a make/model that you swap out the guards rather than deal with plastic attachments. The $20 - $40 models last me about 2 years before they crap out.
 

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Originally Posted by BlackToothedGrin
I have no experience with them myself, but Oster Classic 76 are supposed to be the best.

I've heard the same.
 

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Ditto on the Wahl clippers. I own two made by Wahl. One is about 2 years old, and, the other is about 6 or 7 years old, Wahl makes a quality product.
 

Nosu3

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Thanks, ending up getting the Wahl today. It was pretty cheap so I'm not sure if it's a good model. Still would like to hear from others of a top quality one that will last long term.
 

Nosu3

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Oster 76 wins, they will be my next purchase.
 

Rambo

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I have the Andis equivalent of the Oster 76 - the Excel II. I can happily recommend it. Honestly, so long as it the clipper has detachable blades, and more than one speed, it'll be all you need.
 

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Do you guys have any recommendations on where to purchase the oster's, or quality clippers in general? Is ebay okay?
 

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