Hatteker Hair Cutting Kit Pro Hair Clippers for Men Professional Barber Clippers IPX7 Waterproof Cordless Beard Trimmer Hair Trimmer

I rarely ever write a review immediately after using a product but after the nightmare I had with a major branded set of clippers, (for which I did a review after 3 months, the time it took them to stop working!) I'm going to go out on a limb a state that this cuts hair better in 3 minutes than that other branded rubbish did in it's brief 3 month lifetime and it's cheaper too! I bought this with the thought in mind that if I'm going to spend less than £50 on some then I may as well give these a go, as I've never bought Hatteker in my life but heard they were okay. I also thought as I'd already paid nearly £40 for branded clippers that were cr@p, may as well give these a try as they were cheaper and if they lasted me a year of constant use, I'd be happy. But I really didn't think I'd be getting clippers that are better quality and for less money than many branded ones. They are, in my opinion, excellent. Wether or not they'll last a year, we'll see, and I'll certainly update if they break down but honestly, I don't see that happening. I used these in the shower and the blade cut through all the long and short hairs that the previous shaver missed. And it made the cut look sharp too. These clippers are so far sturdy, feel good in the hand, have what seems to be a good battery, and overall give off more of a professional vibe than the previous pair of toy-like clippers. They come with a big bag of accessories and although not a premium brand of clippers, they're actually well enough made for the price than many more expensive kinds. And of Just to be clear, I haven't got these for free or discounted, I actually bought these myself. So provided they don't break down within a year, I'd say buy them. These have just upped the shave game on other brands!

I started cutting my hair 3 years ago at the start of COVID. I inititally had some Remington ones that were awful, battery ran out after 15 mins and I'd have to wait and recharge halfway through a cut. I then bought some Hatteker RFC-690 off here for £30, and they were far better and have served me well for 2.5 years, but, naturally, over time the blades have dulled and weren't giving the best cuts. Looking for new clippers I narrowed it down to these and a few others, bt since Hateker have served me well I thought I'd go with these, and it's been a good choice.First of all, these feel great to hold and have a nice weight to them and build quality. Using my old Hatteker clippers (since the guards work better for tight areas) to do my beard today made me realise how plasticy and cheap they feel in comparison to these new ones. So it's great to know Hatteker are serious about improving their products, even if they function well as is.The blades are sharp and strong and gave a satisfactory cut. Plenty of guards, although cutting my own hair I would always favour more guards just to be safe haha. As with my old ones, the battery life is excellent. After using for just over an hour this morning the battery dropped to 90%, so no need to worry about it running out on you. The product also comes with a charger, comb, oil for the blades and also one of those capes to wrap around your neck like you'd get in an actual barbers.All in all I've got nothing to complain about, and these are an imporovement on some already great clippers I had from you guys years ago. Whether you're a barber, or simply do your own hair, I'd definitley recommend these. For £40 even if they only last half a year I'd be saving a fair amount of money compared to going to a barbers every 2/3 weeks. Great product, and far better than 'branded' ones I've tried before.

I purchased my first set of clippers during the 2020 lockdown and have been using them ever since; They’ve served well, but lately the battery/motor have struggled. A replacement battery was an option, but buying a new set seemed a more sensible choice. After reading through various reviews I decided on the Hatteker RFC-696, and unlike Walter Donovan in the Last Crusade, I chose wisely!The clippers came fully charged and I’ve used them three times and they’ve only dropped to 95% which bodes well for getting plenty of cuts off a single charge. The clippers are powered by a single 18650 battery so it should be easy to replace if needs be.The clippers come with a set of guides which are easy to fit and remove. The box also includes a small bottle of clipper oil which is handy if you don’t already have any. The blades are sharp and the motor/battery combo means there is no discernable slow down when cutting.If you do an Internet search for “Hatteker RFC 696 Teardown” there’s an excellent video by ‘Edo Unboxing Official’ that reveals the internal components of the clippers. The video shows the clipper to be well made and assembled with screws (rather than press fit) with rubber seals to help keep water out, so while probably unwise to immerse the clippers in water (and why would you?) I have used them in the shower without issue.I paid £31.44 for the RFC-696 which was really good value, and I would be happy to have paid more given the build quality and how well the clippers perform. Too soon to comment on how reliable these clippers will be, but on the basis of what I’ve seen so far, I’m very happy with them (and they are a definite upgrade on my old ones) and would definitely recommend them.

The battery life is good. I've been using it for more than 6 months now and it still works great. All accessories are easy to install.