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Wahl Clipper Multi-Purpose Haircut/Facial/Body Grooming Kit 79607 Compact Trimming and Personal Grooming Kit for Men

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This does seem like good quality.  The cord on the trimmer is considerably heavier than on my old trimmer.  The attachments snap on easily and there are many of them.   The attachments feel a bit flimsy but seem durable enough.  The trimmer got some areas of my hair that defied my old trimmer.   After using this trimmer there was no need for scissors work to clean up the areas that the old trimmer refused to cut.  Consider what a haircut cost and also consider that most guys with hair loss take around 5 minutes in a salon chair and you have a veritable bonanza in this unit.

 From the vendor:
  • This all-in-one grooming kit is ideal for haircuts, beard trimming, & body grooming, featuring self sharpening precision ground blades that cut through all hair types and an easy to use compact size with soft comfort grip for excellent cutting control
  • MAXPOWER HIGH-TORQUE MOTOR. Powerful high-torque motor provides extreme power for smooth, no-snag cutting with removeable, easy to clean blades. Kit includes a set of twelve Secure Snap smooth cutting attachment guards with large easy-to-see comb sizes
  • A SMOOTH CUT EVERY TIME: Wahl clippers & trimmers are available in a variety of styles to meet your home hair cutting needs. From Lithium Ion cordless & rechargeable clippers to heavy-duty corded models, Wahl clippers & trimmers deliver a high performance
  • THE BRAND USED BY PROFESSIONALS: Wahl clippers and trimmers have been used by professionals in the salon & barber industry since 1919. With self sharpening precision blades & quality construction, Wahl clippers, shavers & trimmers deliver a smooth shave.
  • WAHL QUALITY CLIPPERS: Wahl is a trusted brand for a reason. Compare the quality of Wahl products to others from Remington, Philips, Conair, Oster, Suprent, Andis, Pecham, Hatteker, Miserwe, Riwa, JTrim, Siminiker, BroadCare, Panasonic, and Norelco


If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.

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