Been waiting on your review on this one. You were teasing us with the short you did lol. I’m a big fan of your vids brother. You keep it authentic every time.
The masters have always cut well the only problem people ever had with them were the noise and the battery. I have heard about the weight but that is being a little bit picky because if you have cutting off enough most people started on the original corded masters wear the weight shouldn't be a problem for any of the Clippers out today. I like to andis Clipper they are like the glocks you can get the parts anywhere. Most people have two pairs on their station anyway so while the battery should be more powerful it's not an issue. Good review
Stylecraft advertised 11,500 SPM but that's about 6,300RPM WHILE babyliss new limited fx m1 motors advertise "6,800 RPM/13,800 SPM" it's clear the SPM unit of measurement is just a selling point (higher # catches our attention). The RPM is the full revolution of the cutting blade (2 strokes; side to side) and stroke means the speed of just the single stroke. U can divide the SPM by 2 to get the equivalent of the RPM. What oster wahl and Andis have is essentially bigger motors that push more TORQUE and less SPM/RPM, not as fast but stronger resistance to a wider variety of hair density/textures. This cuts the battery life down however. 🤓🧐
Resolutions are the turns that the motor makes a circle and strokes are the when the blade goes from side to side in pretty sure but if I’m wrong someone correct me
Nice content tank. I know the old model master had 7200 SPM‘s in the new one has 6500 SPM‘s. Did you notice that the clipper was a little weaker than the old model? I’m sure they did that to try and make it a little bit quieter.🤷♂️🤷♂️
Andis clippers & trimmers with the cord has always been so quiet, couldn't even noticed if they were on or off,,now the cordless are way to noisy ,,, I'll stick to the old school corded,, quiet and way more powerful
Personally i hate click levers. I take them off as many of my clippers as i can. Reason being is it restricts you from really being able to surf and slide between levels. The clicking noise also annoys me feels like im using a toy or something. The way i hold the clipper and fade i use a lot of lever play so it constantly making clicking noise is annoying to me.
@Mjbentertainment86 Yeah a lot of people think its more precise but in actuality its the opposite because now i cant go between the levels of the clicks if i want to. Dont get me wrong clicks or not I can still bust out the same quality of work i just feel the clicks slow me down
@@Mike-hy8cs I also just started giving cordless clippers/trimmers a try and the power of the corded can’t be duplicated lol and I don’t wanna pay 200+ for a clipper that only lasts for a year or 2 either 🤦🏻♂️😂
Yea they are best pair that me personally as a consumer won’t buy this should’ve been done 2020 not 2024 the master in my mind of today should have multiple batteries or Andis should’ve dropped the OG mast junior cordless less weight better run time less noise buying the Same product for the same price with small updates that shouldn’t take 4-5 years to get the best version
Such an in depth video. Honestly bro imma give you your flowers now because when it comes to these barber tool reviews you got the game on LOCK! 🐐
For sure
Facts
Detailing!!! Bro, I been saying that for years about the Masters. Love them for detailing ability
I've really enjoyed these. Andis did a good job, in my opinion. Nice video, Tank ✅️
Been waiting on your review on this one. You were teasing us with the short you did lol. I’m a big fan of your vids brother. You keep it authentic every time.
Are these new Andis Masters better than the TPOB play or Jrl Onyx
Black label masters resemble the corded master’s tremendously. Great move Andis with this release. Only thing I question will be the longevity.
The masters have always cut well the only problem people ever had with them were the noise and the battery. I have heard about the weight but that is being a little bit picky because if you have cutting off enough most people started on the original corded masters wear the weight shouldn't be a problem for any of the Clippers out today. I like to andis Clipper they are like the glocks you can get the parts anywhere. Most people have two pairs on their station anyway so while the battery should be more powerful it's not an issue. Good review
Stylecraft advertised 11,500 SPM but that's about 6,300RPM
WHILE babyliss new limited fx m1 motors advertise "6,800 RPM/13,800 SPM"
it's clear the SPM unit of measurement is just a selling point (higher # catches our attention). The RPM is the full revolution of the cutting blade (2 strokes; side to side) and stroke means the speed of just the single stroke. U can divide the SPM by 2 to get the equivalent of the RPM.
What oster wahl and Andis have is essentially bigger motors that push more TORQUE and less SPM/RPM, not as fast but stronger resistance to a wider variety of hair density/textures. This cuts the battery life down however. 🤓🧐
Thank you, for this, and i respect ans appreciate the explination
@@jovanjubert4046 i think i blacked out during that nerd moment. Lol ur welcome brother
Do we have to zero gap it
I didn’t
Nice review I plan on buying these.
Some come with the upgraded pro guards which imo are better then the magnetic ones.
Love the masters mine sound like a straight lawn mower though!
Appreciate the review.
does it still make that chime noise when it cuts the hair ??? you know what im talking about if you used yhe corded clippers
Do you zero gap all your clippers?
Nopeee he can do beter taper if he do gap 0 and his clippers
Resolutions are the turns that the motor makes a circle and strokes are the when the blade goes from side to side in pretty sure but if I’m wrong someone correct me
Nice content tank. I know the old model master had 7200 SPM‘s in the new one has 6500 SPM‘s. Did you notice that the clipper was a little weaker than the old model? I’m sure they did that to try and make it a little bit quieter.🤷♂️🤷♂️
Yeah they definitely don’t feel as powerful as the first gen but I believe it is to fix the noise issue
Andis clippers & trimmers with the cord has always been so quiet, couldn't even noticed if they were on or off,,now the cordless are way to noisy ,,, I'll stick to the old school corded,, quiet and way more powerful
Thank you
Personally i hate click levers. I take them off as many of my clippers as i can. Reason being is it restricts you from really being able to surf and slide between levels. The clicking noise also annoys me feels like im using a toy or something. The way i hold the clipper and fade i use a lot of lever play so it constantly making clicking noise is annoying to me.
I feel the same exact way lol the clicking noise reminds me of a Walmart clipper or something lol I need full control of the lever
@Mjbentertainment86 Yeah a lot of people think its more precise but in actuality its the opposite because now i cant go between the levels of the clicks if i want to. Dont get me wrong clicks or not I can still bust out the same quality of work i just feel the clicks slow me down
@@Mike-hy8cs right. Having the floating lever gives u more control over detail.
@Mjbentertainment86 agreed 👍
@@Mike-hy8cs I also just started giving cordless clippers/trimmers a try and the power of the corded can’t be duplicated lol and I don’t wanna pay 200+ for a clipper that only lasts for a year or 2 either 🤦🏻♂️😂
That's way quieter than all other previous masters
Facts
🔥💈👑
Yea they are best pair that me personally as a consumer won’t buy this should’ve been done 2020 not 2024 the master in my mind of today should have multiple batteries or Andis should’ve dropped the OG mast junior cordless less weight better run time less noise buying the Same product for the same price with small updates that shouldn’t take 4-5 years to get the best version
Hesos clipper asen mucho ruido
The blade sucks
Explain please
@ it feels just like the regular fade blade and gets caught on pores