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c/barbersjames661james6611mo agoProlific Poster

I gave up my cordless clippers for a month and went back to corded

Everyone says cordless is the only way to go now, but I think they're wrong for a busy shop. I used my old Andis Master corded clippers for 30 days straight after my cordless pair died mid-fade. The power never dropped, not once, even during a 10-hour Saturday. I was doing about 25 cuts a day and the corded ones just felt stronger and more consistent through thick hair. My cordless ones would get weak after a few hours and the fade lines weren't as crisp. Has anyone else stuck with corded clippers and noticed a real difference in performance?
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daniel511
daniel5111mo ago
Honestly used to think cordless was the only real option for a modern shop. But after my last pair died and I had to use a backup corded model for a week, I get it. The power is just different, like you said. It doesn't fade out on you halfway through a tough cut.
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claire_fisher41
Nah, I've never had my cordless quit on me like that.
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