It’s not hard to see why we think that these are the best Andis dog clippers. Some users find the blades difficult to remove, but that is a rare gripe. They are a quality product for grooming your dog, but even more than that, your pet will feel comfortable when you are using these clippers, as they are low vibration and quiet. There’s a reason that these clippers are trusted by professionals. If, for some reason, you do get tangled up and drop these clippers, it’s fine - the shatter-proof housing ensures a long life of use. The cord is also long enough (14 feet) that you won’t have to pull your dog closer to get the right trim. With a corded clipper, there’s no need to worry about this blade slowing down. With a wireless clipper, you have to consider power loss and power consistency.

While it seems that most of the world is going wireless these days, this product is not, which does have its benefits. The blade is detachable, which makes for an easy cleaning experience each and every time. You don’t have to worry about it with these clippers. Once you have groomed your pal, you might be dreading the cleaning process. This is achieved by using a two-speed rotary motor.

It can be used for dogs of all coat lengths, as it is powerful enough to be able to make it through super thick coats without grabbing or pulling, as well as delicate enough to be used on short-haired breeds that just need a little cleanup. A huge plus for this set of clippers is its versatility.

This 120-volt clipper is our choice for the top pick in this year.

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