AndisCordless Master, AS12480

Own four Andis Masters. Two are corded; two battery powered.Battery powered are noisier, but not intolerable. However, they noticeably weigh less. That weight along makes them more inclined to use them.It’s hit or miss with this next thing. The Andis clippers lever doesn’t alway go the notch that’s designed to cut hair the closest. These Andis did not go the the 1st notch (balding), so I needed to break the tab under the blades so that it would zero gap for a better fade.However, that’s a known thing. This sellers product is well worth buying.One thing I didn’t realize is the model numbers are different, even for the wireless clippers. I have one that ends in “70” and another that ends in “80”. They look and seem to work equally well.

cutting hair great hand wireless machine

These are expensive clippers and they did not hold up long term. They are heavy and bulky not comfortable in your hand, no heat, battery life is about one cut, it is cordless, and they are not very loud, not easy to use because the blades start faltering

Zero gap it, it has crunch power I love it. It doesn’t have that snap when you turn it on

My daughter is a barber and she absolutely love her clippers

This is my second pair I purchased my first pair needed new blades and they never adjusted right and cut right. I purchased another pair bumped them brand new it unaligned the guards can’t get them aligned or to stay so no I would not buy these clippers I’ll go back to my wahls never had trouble adjusted blades. Poor craftsmanship.

this power output sucks n after a while with same clippers tend to run noisy....low powerlast 1 noisy after few months

Very poor quality. Clippers pulled hair and clippers are not the same as pictured on the box. Purchased from another source and clippers were very different but box and SKU were identical. This seller is questionable…