I think the slimlines aren’t zero gap adjustable and these are supposed to be but definitely get what you mean but those smaller blade trimmers do come in handy still when working on tighter areas like the mustache, around the ear or tight corners of a line up when you are trying not to push back so much
the durability of these is absolutely high quality..we all purchased for the quality n longevity of the product but not the trending by others which breaks as soon as the warranty period or less than a year
This trimmer doesn’t make sense to me. Why not a Hi-Viz mini? Why not in any of the new colorways? This should have dropped years ago. When the new JRL Ghost set drops, I’m getting rid of my Wahl tools. As a fanboy, it’s hard to continue supporting a company that doesn’t care enough about its customers to listen? Wahl has lost touch.
I’ve actually been curious about these. I use my babyliss still more than anything but my slimlines still work better for certain things, like designs, kids edge ups and certain hair types that the finer teeth of the babyliss don’t always catch. Just worried that they don’t hit any different than the original slimline.
I was curious about these only to have in my arsenal to go behind the ear. The sabers are great for line ups, hard parts on comb overs and detailing i love them. For bulk removal i love babyliss low pros. They too are great for line ups also and detailing. Should these be really put in someones station? I dont know why you would need such a small blade like this one or the new saber blade. Can anyone help?
@@CutsByReggie I've seen comments on other videos that people have done it, but hopefully it's a direct swap with no modification needed! I hope the trimmer you dropped is ok...
@@kyewhittle9418my Detailers recently broke, so I’d be interested in trying these out and putting a T-Wide blade on them. I agree it’s kind of pointless if you already have Detailers.
20 years later wahl cames with the amazing idea to make the slimlime pros when nobody use them anymore 😅
I think the slimlines aren’t zero gap adjustable and these are supposed to be but definitely get what you mean but those smaller blade trimmers do come in handy still when working on tighter areas like the mustache, around the ear or tight corners of a line up when you are trying not to push back so much
These are worth it. They're much smaller than I thought
Think they're smaller than slimlines
I love mine they work perfectly for everything
the durability of these is absolutely high quality..we all purchased for the quality n longevity of the product but not the trending by others which breaks as soon as the warranty period or less than a year
I just picked this trimmer up last week cuts nice has a great battery life not impressed with bulk removal but does great in detail work
I want that hiviz blade able to go on Wahl detailer , philthy blendz
Hello guys how does the head remove for cleaning ? Does it just pull off like the aqua blade ???
Regardless of the review still a great tool to add to the arsenal for most barbers 🤷🏿♂️
I've been eyeing this for my beard and mustache since I have a small face. Is it like half the width of the T-Wide blade?
Great for mustache beard and eyebrows for women?
Those trimmers look like they first came out with cordless clippers/trimmers😭
This trimmer doesn’t make sense to me. Why not a Hi-Viz mini? Why not in any of the new colorways? This should have dropped years ago. When the new JRL Ghost set drops, I’m getting rid of my Wahl tools. As a fanboy, it’s hard to continue supporting a company that doesn’t care enough about its customers to listen? Wahl has lost touch.
I agree with the new colour ways and all that but a wahl slim line was long awaited
This one or the T-wide??
Why nobody review Moser?
Moser Kuno so powerful!
Just seen the brand and plan on looking to purchase
Wahl owns Moser... Moser has always had the best motors and very good blade quality... Wahl absolutely needed that... Greetings from Denmark
Does it cut sharper lines than the Sterling mag?
I’ve actually been curious about these. I use my babyliss still more than anything but my slimlines still work better for certain things, like designs, kids edge ups and certain hair types that the finer teeth of the babyliss don’t always catch. Just worried that they don’t hit any different than the original slimline.
I was curious about these only to have in my arsenal to go behind the ear. The sabers are great for line ups, hard parts on comb overs and detailing i love them. For bulk removal i love babyliss low pros. They too are great for line ups also and detailing. Should these be really put in someones station? I dont know why you would need such a small blade like this one or the new saber blade. Can anyone help?
Around the ear and draws is better small blades
Wahl Aligners
thank u sir
You knocked lil homie hairline back at 4:17 😂😂🤣
Does the wide t-blade fit?
Is it a true 7000rpms?
No
Yes it is!
Would love to see if a T-Wide blade will fit on those.
Gonna try to see if I can make that happen.
@@CutsByReggie I've seen comments on other videos that people have done it, but hopefully it's a direct swap with no modification needed! I hope the trimmer you dropped is ok...
Seems pointless to me better of just getting a detailer
@@kyewhittle9418my Detailers recently broke, so I’d be interested in trying these out and putting a T-Wide blade on them. I agree it’s kind of pointless if you already have Detailers.
7:40 if you got bigger hands and you want to feel something thicker 😂 pause
😂😂 AYO!!!! That whole section 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️😂😂
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bro you gotta put tht t wide blade on there only way to go, thank me later...
I bought one from German Amazon and it says Made in China