[Amazon.ca] Philips Hairclipper Series 7000 HC7650/14 *back in stock* $60
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Philips Hairclipper Series 7000 HC7650/14 *back in stock* $60
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- Jul 21st, 2020 8:02 pm
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- Bratcoin [OP]
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- number17
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I bought a similar Philips Hairclipper from Costco for ~ $55, it works pretty well, but just 1 thing of note.
It adjusts the length in increment of 2mm, not 1mm. So you can adjust it to 5mm, but the next shorter length is 3mm not 4mm. Having that finer control will help in blending between different layers. If you compare this to a Wahl clipper, they adjust in increments of 1 mm with different guards, and even has a lever for half-step
For that reason my wife has got a Wahl to replace the Philips, even though the Wahl is wired and Philips is wireless. Personally I think the Philips works well, but she's the one cutting my hair and she feels the Wahl is better ... so that's all that matters.
The Wahl clipper requires oiling the blade every now and then, the Philips doesn't.
It adjusts the length in increment of 2mm, not 1mm. So you can adjust it to 5mm, but the next shorter length is 3mm not 4mm. Having that finer control will help in blending between different layers. If you compare this to a Wahl clipper, they adjust in increments of 1 mm with different guards, and even has a lever for half-step
For that reason my wife has got a Wahl to replace the Philips, even though the Wahl is wired and Philips is wireless. Personally I think the Philips works well, but she's the one cutting my hair and she feels the Wahl is better ... so that's all that matters.
The Wahl clipper requires oiling the blade every now and then, the Philips doesn't.
- endless402
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- Aug 21, 2005
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This is the higher model with 1mm increment adjustments according to the description
- purplekush604
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- Sep 28, 2010
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What's a good trimmer for mowing the front lawn?
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Depends on the area (around the sides, and maybe to the backyard?) and how much power need. If its real thick Id go with this:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Toro-Super- ... /312721984
- purplekush604
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- Sep 28, 2010
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Not looking to mow the sides or backyard so I'm thinking this is a bit much. Any recommendations for the front lawn?I RFD wrote: ↑ Depends on the area (around the sides, and maybe to the backyard?) and how much power need. If its real thick Id go with this:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Toro-Super- ... /312721984
- statick
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- Oct 17, 2006
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ewwwpurplekush604 wrote: ↑ Not looking to mow the sides or backyard so I'm thinking this is a bit much. Any recommendations for the front lawn?
- WaiL76513
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- Jul 14, 2019
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I got one from Shoppers at clearance for $40, and 20,000 optimum points for spending $60 or more, yesterday. Lots of good reviews on youtube.
- joblop
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- Jan 15, 2014
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Back in stock but not a hot or warm deal!
- ShashankP890465
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- Nov 22, 2016
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Was $50 last time i bought it, works great! nothing broke so far. Attachments are quite firm aswell.
-Deals!- yellowmonky
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- Dec 2, 2010
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No rush for this. It'll go down in price more.
- eugene188
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- Sep 10, 2010
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I wish Costco would of had this in stock, but they only had the Wahl one. I would have preferred a wireless one, and I heard this one you can run water through it to wash.
- dipenparekh
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- Sep 7, 2004
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anyone has this - or thoughts on this compared to OP posted? I udnerstand one is corded and another is cordless - but from functionality and deal -
https://www.amazon.ca/Multigroom-Access ... 830&sr=8-4
https://www.amazon.ca/Multigroom-Access ... 830&sr=8-4
- Uberclk
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- Dec 3, 2005
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which one is corded? they're both cordless.dipenparekh wrote: ↑ anyone has this - or thoughts on this compared to OP posted? I udnerstand one is corded and another is cordless - but from functionality and deal -
https://www.amazon.ca/Multigroom-Access ... 830&sr=8-4
you must have missed the thread about the multigroom 7000 at costco for $49.99..
- dipenparekh
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- Sep 7, 2004
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Yeah missed the costco deal!!
How are these to compared any idea? posted by OP and this one?
https://www.amazon.ca/Multigroom-Access ... 830&sr=8-4
- k847848
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- Oct 2, 2019
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Wasn’t 49.99 regular price at Costco? The sale one was the wahl... anyone remember the price?dipenparekh wrote: ↑ Yeah missed the costco deal!!
How are these to compared any idea? posted by OP and this one?
https://www.amazon.ca/Multigroom-Access ... 830&sr=8-4
- Uberclk
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- Dec 3, 2005
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i believe the consensus is if you're cutting just hair, OP's does a better job. the multigroom comes with a hair clipping attachment, and aside from hair it does beard and others well.dipenparekh wrote: ↑ Yeah missed the costco deal!!
How are these to compared any idea? posted by OP and this one?
https://www.amazon.ca/Multigroom-Access ... 830&sr=8-4
if you're looking into the multigroom 7000, difference between costco and walmart (amazon) is one additional year of warranty, and can be used while plug in for the costco version. costco regular price is $49.99.
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