Wahl Professional Animal KM10 2-Speed Brushless Motor Pet, Dog, and Horse Clipper Kit - Turquoise

Nice price point,it had some good reviews so I bit the bullet( so to speak,) This cruised through the coat of my Cockerpoo! Easy to handle & hold & not to heavy. Low noise, no vibration it did not upset any of my dogs, plus it shaved ( ha ha) time off my groom time. I bathe my dogs, dry them out & brush/comb them prior to grooming, the clippers then work at full potential. A selection of blades invested in work beautifully. I did pay well for the blades, a sound investment, you get what you pay for. Plus,they work well on my long haired cat ! Brilliant!

Superb. Previously owned the cordless whal dog trimmer, not the pro model, and this clipper gives such a smooth effortless trim of our doodle. Glides through his curly coat with ease and leaves him looking nice and tidy. Cable is a great length allowing eas of use. Take care of this clipper and it will last years!

After using cheap kinda okay clippers for year's I decided to buy a good pair and I seen these ones on YouTube by dog groomer I watch so I decided to give them ago and they didn't disappoint went through my dogs hair like it was nothing though the only complaint I have was the wahl blade that comes with them is no good for cutting her hair but the over blades I bought did highly recommend these dog Clippers

Great cut on my Goldendoodle Easy to use efficient clipping Very happy with the result ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Best clippers that I've ever used on my 3 terriers. Got a lovely smooth finish and they cut through the dogs coats with ease.

Amazing

I have a maltese shitsu cross and I have been cutting her hair with an old Wahl I bought for about 100 bucks. What a piece of rubbish that one model is. Can't go through her cost at all. So this week I decided to bite the bullet and spend all this money for a clipper. Suffice to say that money does buy happiness, no one can convince me otherwise. My only one tiny complaint about the product is that I expected the carrying case to be of higher quality, considering the price.

**IF YOU ARE NOT A PROFESSIONAL GROOMER AND HAVE BOUGHT OR ARE THINKING OF BUYING THIS PRODUCT, PLEASE READ THIS** I am a professional groomer with my own grooming business. I decided I wanted a new main clipper for my work and, after much perusing, chose these. They are incredibly powerful, light weight compared to my other clipper, and leave a beautiful finish with well working blades. Many of the negative reviews unrelated to the cord issue seem to be the result of ignorance on the part of the user. I will explain below. -These are professional grade animal clippers. They are far more powerful than your average run of the mill human clippers and far exceed those clippers you could walk into a pet store and purchase. These are NOT for the inexperienced clipper user and, although powerful, are not going to work as a magic wand if you don’t understand the basics. -These clippers have a high SPM(stroke per minute) on both settings. For general clipping, especially for all over body work, you should be using the 1st speed. The 2nd speed is used to get through thick spots that need a bit more strength. Because of the high SPM, even a freshly sharpened and oiled blade with a smaller comb size(the big metal teeth that don’t move) is going to heat up QUICKLY, especially on the 2nd setting. The amount of friction these clippers can produce through a blade is intense and if you are using the 10 blade that comes with these clippers, it is going to get HOT fast. You need to constantly check the heat of the blade on the inside of your arm. Once it is starting to really warm up, you need to either spray the blade with a blade coolant, switch out to another blade, or take off the blade and place it upside down on a material that will pull the heat off such as a ceramic tile. Regardless of comb size, the blade you are using will get HOT after an amount of time. If you arne’t paying attention to this important part of clipping, you could seriously injure your pet. -These clippers are powerful, but starting immediately on a tightly tangled(matted) coat isn’t always going to work. Most professional groomers are trained to know exactly how to get the blade under these mats and if done improperly, you could slice open skin or the blade will not work through the coat AT ALL(a common issue I see in reviews). You should be working on a freshly bathed and dried coat that has been brushed and combed out prior to clipping. If your dog is matted, I would first suggest having a professional groomer shave your dog to start over. This is due to the fact that it is very easy to injure a matted dog without proper training. We have seen many dogs where the owner has attempted to shave their animal and sliced the skin open in numerous areas. If you are completely opposed to this idea for whatever reason, you can attempt to get under the matting with the 10 blade provided. Pull the skin taught and find a section where the blade can get under. LET THE CLIPPERS DO THE WORK. Do not try to push the clippers faster than they are going as this would result in the blade catching the coat or even pulling skin into it and slicing your animal. There are other methods, but I honestly believe that for the safety of your pet, you should consult a professional groomer or a veterinarian in clipping the heavily matted coat and starting over. -Wahl has some great blades under their competition line with comb teeth capable of really getting under matting. Unless properly trained, I would always suggest purchasing blades with an F at the end of the number. This stands for fine tooth. The other blades(course) can easily pull in skin if you are not properly trained. -As for the issues with the cord: All corded clippers will eventually need their cord replaced due to tension placed on the cord through regular grooming movements. This would especially affect those of us that are professionals and use the clippers daily. I would suggest wrapping the end of the cord that is attached to the clippers with electrical or some other appropriate tape to help brace that area against too much tension. This may help the cord last longer.

I was very very weary about spending the money for these clippers but my Maltese and my Shih Tzu were in desperate need of a hair cut these clippers just glided through the fur which is a miracle as maltese dogs have a lot of trouble with clipper. This is my buy of the year

Very powerful and easy to use. I had a Wahl KM2 for my Pekingese and it was perfect but we now have a cavoodle with a wavy coat and I needed something a stronger so I bought the Wahl KM10. It cuts through her coat like butter, very strong, very happy.

WORST DISAPPOINTMENT EVER!!! I usually use just simple cheap human clippers for my cats, they are not perfect, but I was able to get the job done in a decent amount of time with decent results. Never actually tried/used professional Pet Clippers before, and was taking my time to do the research before making such an Expensive purchase! Finally, after reading all the positive reviews and comparing prices I decided on this particular model WAHL KM10, since it comes with 5 year warranty, I thought you can't go wrong with that! After reading other reviews I expected a "knife thru butter" effect, quite & effective performance, powerful machine that would be a breeze to use, compared to what I used to. I was WRONG!! My experience with this item was just the opposite - It's NOT QUITE!!! Actually quite NOISY and VIBRATES A LOT!! It's like a Vibrator, not a Hair Clipper. Also, it gets REALLY HOT within 5-10 min.of use. The WORSTt part is, when it comes to actual job, this item has NO CUTTING POWER I expected..It seems that all it does is Vibrates.... I couldn't go thru areas of mats, or even regular cat fur...It takes 5-6 times to to thru the same area to get the job done. WASTE of TIME! and MONEY!!! My cats are used to my old cheap clipper which is very quite, not vibrating, and don't get hot easily, just a little warm. I bought my old clipper at Costco, and the cost was about $20 on sale...Now this Professional Clippers cost 10 times more $$$, but is so much WORSE in many ways...I can't wait to return it! My cats got really scared of this machine, the way it sounds and its vibration, they couldn't come down, the clipper got really HOT... so I could't even finish the job..NOT WORTH IT!!! It may be Ok for those with dogs, but definitely NOT FOR CATS!!! or Persian Cats I should specify...Did I get a Lemon??? I doubt it...IT's just NOT for me!!! But if you want to give it a try and see if it will work for your needs, go head! maybe it will.. Just keep in mind the balance of the $$$$ Price vs. Performance/ Expectations...Why PAY $200+ for Pet Clipper that don't even meet your basic needs?? WAY TOO EXPENSIVE FOR SUCH MEDIOCRE PERFORMANCE!!!