New Oster Classic 76 Hair Clipper 2-Blades (blades sizes are 000,1)

Well I was going to cut my hair. I’m in a room and I don’t have told to fix it here. I hope it’s just a loose wire.

Made in America!!!! Work much better than the $14 one I replaced. Blades are good quality. I would recommend.

I have been using this bad boy for two years since my purchase of it back in the summer of 2018. As an amateur DIY barber, I buzz my hair on an almost daily basis. I like keeping my hair extremely low, and like having a fresh look. Thus, I cut my hair 4-5 times a week. This clipper is smooth, and cuts very, very well.If I could mention a few things that could improve is it’s appearance; it could be a lot better. Also, the clipper can start to heat up after some use, and you can start feeling it in your hands.UPDATE: 01/30/2021The machine is running strong. I’ve dropped it quite a few times from a counter of about a height of 4-and-a-half feet. Each and every single time I thought that the drop would be the end of the machine. To my surprise, the only thing that has happened from the falls is a small chip on the outer shell. The performance of the machine has not been affected whatsoever.Of course, I’m not expecting any of you to buy this machine because of it’s “drop durability.” But it is definitely a plus.

Got this because in pandemic times, the barber shops are hit and miss. I don't need a styled cut - just one length, please. The beard trimmer doesn't cut it - literally - it gets clogged with hair since it's not meant for haircuts. Timmers seem to be a mixed bag, so I decided to get a tried-and-true commercial clipper. For its cutting ability, it's a 5-start for sure. The reason for one less star is the amount of maintenance - oiling, greasing, btushes. To be sure, these are made for a commercial envoronment but in a world of electic tools that are oil-less and greaseless, the amount of maintenance is a little absurd. I would really expect to only ever have to oil the blades. For home use, admittedly you would not need to do this as often as for shop use but you'll need to get oil and grease in time (they include tubes of it to get you started) and learn how to do this maintenance (YouTube has some excellent videos).So - as a clipper it's awesome, just the maintenance keeps this from being a full 5-stars.

It works fine. I lubricate before and after every use and I use cooling spray. I have the 00000 blade (balding) on it. My only gripe is for balding it pulls and doesn’t glide on my scalp nearly as well as my Wahl balding clippers (which broke so I got this).I can tell it’s durable and great quality and likely is a great clipper for actual hair cuts. It just takes way too long for balding and like I said it always feels like it’s pulling a bit. It doesn’t cut my hair like butter like the Wahl did.It’s gonna be an expensive back up, as I am returning to the Wahl.All that being said it still deserves 4 stars because it is a quality hair clipper and it’s super easy to change the blades out and clean the clippers. It obviously wasn’t designed for balding even tho they make a blade for it.On the plus side tho it works really well on my face. Not sure why it doesn’t pull my facial hair but does on my head. It’s a real head scratcher (I know. That was lame lol)

Es una máquina potente, es más rápida que la que tenía anteriormente. Además, es mas fácil de limpiar. Como puntos a tener en cuenta están su elevado precio, el valor de sus cuchillas y accesorios. Una observación adicional es que se calienta al usarla. Finalmente, como equipo para el hogar es excelente y hasta ahora la recomiendo totalmente.

Expensive YES but when you consider the fact that it may well surpass the life of 2-4 cheaper ones than the cost is justified.The fact that you can buy just the cutting head if it goes bad instead of the whole thing is a plus. (they can be sharpened too)The head are expensive also but we suggest buying them instead of the plastic height guides (as they are not needed and are cheap)Also buy the case for the heads to keep them safe.We have gone though 4-5 of the cheaper ones in the last ten years and mainly because the head going bad and always needing adjusting, this one does not require this because the heads are separate and the motor is very strong.As soon as you turn this shear on you will realize the difference even before you cut any hair and it cuts vary nice too.

Light years ahead of my previous experiences with clippers. I have been a novice barber (cutting family members hair) for over 20 years. While I am not a professional, I have had some Wahl ‘professional’ clipper that I spent about $70 on as well as several others I purchased at my local Walmart. My previous clippers were nowhere near as smooth a cut and these feel like they will last a long time as opposed to the 6 months to a year that my previous clippers did with about monthly use on my son and husband. My boys don’t complain about getting their haircuts now. Less if any pulling and because of how well they work, shorter time is required to get the job done.

I fine it get hot very quick