Wahl Home Haircutting Corded Clipper Kit with Adjustable Taper Lever, and 10 Color Coded Guards for Easy Clipping & Trimming - Model 79722

Great trimmer. It's relatively quiet and works really well. Wahl is a great brand so i expected it to be of good quity and I was not disappointed. This is for my shih tzu between grooming appointments. Most trimmers only come with a couple of trim guides. This has a BUNCH. I was able to shave down my dog quickly and easily. I usually can't find a guide the right size, but love that i have so many choices. This is electric, corded. So it has more power than the rechargeable ones.

Reliable and Easy-to-Use Clipper Kit for Home HaircutsThe Wahl Home Haircutting Corded Clipper Kit (Model 79722) is an excellent choice for those looking to achieve professional-quality haircuts at home. The kit includes 12 color-coded attachment guards, making it easy to select the desired cutting length. The adjustable taper lever allows for precise blending and fading, providing versatility for various hairstyles. The self-sharpening precision blades ensure a clean and smooth cut, while the corded design offers consistent power throughout the haircut. The included accessories, such as scissors, blade oil, a cleaning brush, and a storage case, add value and convenience to the kit.

Very nice Wahl hair trimmers. This was the cheapest I could find on Amazon at the time. I didn't need the the plastic accessory kit that came with it but it was a nice added bonus. Came with scissors and oil as well as the height adjustment pieces. At the time I believe it was about $25. I don't know how much it is now since I'm writing this review months later. 🤷

I just did my very first DIY haircut at home with these clippers. I am very satisfied with the end result. However, as a complete beginner, I found the instructions sorely lacking, resulting in a frustrating and unnecessarily time consuming initial setup process. (Note - I'm an engineer) I elaborate below.---------- Negatives -------------After moistening my hair and clipping on a guard comb of the desired length, I began trying to cut some hair off, but all it did was pull on my hair ... very little hair actually came off. I tried adjusting the taper lever, without any luck. I tried the smallest guard comb, and no luck. Finally, I noticed that the clippers were not making much noise, which is when it dawned on me that they may not be getting enough power. So, I adjusted the power screw per the quick start guide. No luck. I wasted 20 minutes till I figured out the following.Power Screw (see quick start guide to find the screw) - Note that, out of the box, you *must* adjust the power screw on the clippers to get adequate power before the clippers will do any cutting. If this is not done, the clippers will make a mellow humming sound and will simply pull on your hair and not do any cutting. The instructions make it sound like this is an optional step. It is an absolute necessity !Contrary to the instructions, the end of the cleaning brush is not sturdy enough to turn the power screw. You must use a wide flathead screwdriver. Also, the instructions tell you to first turn the screw clockwise and then turn counter-clockwise when you "hear clattering". This is nonsense. I tried this many times and I still didn't have adequate power.What worked for me is this - Keep turning the power screw clockwise till it is LOUD ... and I mean loud enough to scare a grown man and more than loud enough to annoy the person in an adjacent room. Then try cutting some hair off. If it comes off effortlessly without pulling, you have enough power. Then, try adjusting the screw counter-clockwise to reduce the noise level, but after every such adjustment, try to cut some hair ... if it no longer cuts hair, turn it clockwise again for more power. When you find the quietest setting that is powerful enough to cut hair without pulling it, you've reached the optimum setting for you.The provided cape is a joke, as many have noted. A large trash bag will do a better job.Finally, I would really like bigger size guard combs than the largest #8 (1 inch), because I often like to keep volume on top (2 inches) ... I would really like to see them include guard combs all the way to #16 (2 inches). I don't mind paying a little more. The #8 is suitable for short hair cuts, not for longer ones.---------- Positives -------------The machine itself, however, and the guard combs look sturdily built and did a great job ! I also liked the provided scissors and used them for a little touch up in areas the clipper found it hard to cut. The (larger) cleaning brush is very nice and effectively wipes away hair from the clipper and the guard combs.Overall, this is a very nice set for the money, and I'm confident it will last long enough to be a good investment. Just be patient and make sure to set it up properly prior to use.

The Wahl Color Pro Complete Haircutting Kit is a great budget-friendly option for home use. Its color-coded guide combs make it easy to choose the right length, and the self-sharpening blades provide a smooth cut. It’s ideal for beginners and families, though it can be a bit noisy. Light weight works well and easy to travel with

Bought these clippers so I could start saving money and cutting my kids hair at home. These work great! They are great quality and come with a ton of different attachments to use them in different ways. They plug into the wall so there is no battery to worry about charging.

Have saved a ton of money over the years by switching to home haircuts and when the last set died 3 years in i went right back to the well. Great clippers perfect for home cuts, string and reliable.

I bought this clipper set to cut my son’s hair at home, and overall, it gets the job done. If you're not cutting hair every week, this is a solid option.Pros:Color-coded guards make it easy to remember which length to use. No more tiny numbers to read.Sharp blades and decent motor for light to medium trimming.Easy to use and clean, especially for beginners or occasional users.Cons:The clippers and guards feel lightweight and plasticky. They haven’t broken on me, but I wouldn’t toss them in a toolbox.Doesn’t have a study feel— home-use gadget than an impressive tool.all the accessories are very cheap and mostly not worth usingBottom line: It’s a good budget option for quick trims and simple cuts. If you’re just trying to avoid a trip to the barber and keep things neat, it’ll work fine. But if you’re expecting salon quality or durability, you might want to spend a little more.