Shortcut Self-Haircut Kit for Men, Head Shavers, Quickcut Hair Clippers, Cordless Electric Trimmer, Buzz Cut Razor, Home Hair Cutting Machine

I like mine, it takes a couple of cuts before you get use to cutting but it does a good job.

The clippers do not cut to zero and are unadjustable. The curved blade modeled after a Remington (also not cutting to zero) is not of the highest quality. It's a great idea but having a .2 or more gap between zero is no good, you can't get desired results. It claimed to be a zero set blade, it is not. I have found no other alternative cutters with curved blade still in production. Remington did have the "short cut" curved blade but they couldn't resolve battery issues vs motor binding and battery drain to failure. None of these have voltage protection circuits or ability to adjust blade to zero. Rotary blades can go zero but that defeats the purpose of having an adjustable blade cutter/trimmer. If a company were to create a waterproof wand handle, curved blade with excellent power management and charging with a motor system that is smart vs binding, you'd have a global seller.

I sport a pretty tight undercut and when my hairdresser continually charged me for a woman's cut -- even though I am a woman, but higher priced than a man's, and with half the amount of hair that needed to be cut, I decided to start maintaining it on my own. Guys were coming into the salon with more complicated haircuts than my straightforward half-buzz and taking double the time, but were being charged half as much as I was.For me, it was an easy choice to decide on this Sceafunny clipper. I really loved the ergonomic design and the wide, curved blade. I was hoping that it would be quick and easy to use, and indeed, it is.It's really comfortable on my head, no nicks and no pulling. It delivers a very even #1 which is a true 3mm with just one pass. The guard can be used right up to my transition line and is always tidy which I love to show off when tying my hair up in a ponytail. The process is fast too thanks to the wide blade and the curve which makes more contact with the scalp. I still use a T-clipper for the tighter areas around the ears, but for the bulk of it I use the Sceafunny.Charging is fast and it holds enough for plenty of haircuts.I can't be without this. Grateful to have found it and have it in my beauty arsenal.

This Sceafunny self-haircut kit is a solid investment for anyone looking to save money on haircuts. The cordless electric trimmer is convenient and performs well for at-home buzz cuts and touch-ups. The design looks sleek and feels comfortable in hand.However, there's one crucial caveat: be careful not to drop it! The device might not be the most durable, so a firm grip is essential during use. Despite this minor concern, I find it's still worth every penny for the convenience and cost savings it provides.If you're steady-handed and looking for an easy way to maintain your hair at home, this kit is definitely worth considering. Just remember to handle with care!

I bought this just under 3 years ago, and the battery is just now starting to show its age. I can tell the power starts to fade after about 5 minutes, but it doesn't die and I'm able to finish the cut. That being said, this was half the price of the Remington that it seems to be based on, and I've been very happy with the quality and durability. Blades still seem plenty sharp. I'll almost certainly buy another one.

Obviously a knock-off of the Remington HC4250. Half the cost but half the lifespan on the battery so you get what you pay for and will have to replace twice as often. Also needs some texture on the outside, it is a bit slippery to hold onto. Like that charger is USB based.

I use it for cutting my hair and beard. My Wahl "Peanut" (cordless) has a narrow (1.25") blade, and took forever to bring my way-too-long hair back to 1/4" -- while this has a wide blade (2.75"), and took all of 15 minutes to tame three months of head AND facial hair growth. A big plus is how it's held: using your "cupped" hand and fingers is much easier than gripping a traditionally-shaped (brick/cylinder) clipper (my "Peanut", for one). My fingers are both numb and arthritic, and these clippers make this part of personal hygiene much easier (OK, not "fun", but also nothing to strenuously avoid). Just buy it, and see.I decided to also purchase a carrying/storage case -- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZZ24MRL -- and a small can of clipper oil -- https://amazon.com/gp/product/B0084AWBRS. Both well-worth the additional cost ($14 and $5, respectively).PS: Someone complained that it was difficult to cut the son's 3"-long hair. THAT is what the various comb attachments are for! What's the hurry? Take two or three go-rounds -- after all, with the wide blade width, it'll go quickly (and, without any pulling on the lad's hair).

Design and function is fine. I found that it works for cutting my own hair. It has a fatal flaw however. The battery life is dismal. When it was new the battery would barely get through a single cut, but now that I have had it for a couple of months the battery proformance has degraded. I suspect the cheap price is because they cut corners on the battery quality. It is unacceptable to have a clipper that will not complete a single haircut without needing a recharge. When you cut your own hair ya can't just plug it back in and pick back up after work to finish. This has happened several times with this product right off of the charger. It was charged over night, displayed the blue (full charge) light, after about a min of use it is blinking red and then dead before the haircut can be completed. The reason this is a 2 star review is that it's cheap and if your desire is a buzz cut that can be completed in less than 2 min then this is for you. If you need the extra time to fade then I can not recommend this product.*** Updating this to down grade the review to 1 star. It pretty much is useless if it is not plugged in.