I'm in on-line school now and trying to buy my first clipper.
My school recommends either Andis AGC super 2 speed or Oster A5 2 speed.
They both seem to be good basic ones and inexpensive.
I saw lots of good reviews for Laube Mini Micro 2 speed. This is very light, only 9oz and can be cordless if you purchase additional charger.
Is cordless really worth it? Don't they usually break more easily than corded one?
My teacher said that Laube's blades are not interchangeable with other brands but their website says it is.
Also, I know this may sound silly to you, but Mini Micro Clipper still uses same size blades?
(I mean, it's not smaller?)
I'm thinking that Andis AGC super 2 speed will be good because the price is reasonable and it weighs 1.1 lbs verses Oster weighs 2 lbs.
Also the school recommends to buy Oster blades even if you buy other brands.
I would like to have a clipper which is,
Light weight
Not too expensive
easy to maintain
I'm not really looking for speed because I will be slow anyway as a beginner.
Any good advice?
My school recommends either Andis AGC super 2 speed or Oster A5 2 speed.
They both seem to be good basic ones and inexpensive.
I saw lots of good reviews for Laube Mini Micro 2 speed. This is very light, only 9oz and can be cordless if you purchase additional charger.
Is cordless really worth it? Don't they usually break more easily than corded one?
My teacher said that Laube's blades are not interchangeable with other brands but their website says it is.
Also, I know this may sound silly to you, but Mini Micro Clipper still uses same size blades?
(I mean, it's not smaller?)
I'm thinking that Andis AGC super 2 speed will be good because the price is reasonable and it weighs 1.1 lbs verses Oster weighs 2 lbs.
Also the school recommends to buy Oster blades even if you buy other brands.
I would like to have a clipper which is,
Light weight
Not too expensive
easy to maintain
I'm not really looking for speed because I will be slow anyway as a beginner.
Any good advice?
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