Hair clippers

MysticalRain

Can anyone recommend a decent hair clippers for someone who cuts their own hair?

I was browsing around today and came across this contraption. It looks a little far out though.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/BaByliss-Men-7435U-Easy-Clipper/dp/B002FGTIZU

minidazzler

If you are someone who shaves their head to the same length all over I can see the uses TBH. It even comes with a normal machine to do your hairline.

Looks quite cool, but I like having hair so I wouldn't use it!

Khannie

I use a phillips one and love it. Nice tight shave. No arsing around. The KEY is to get one with ceramic plates / blades. This means it doesn't need to be oiled all the time. My one cost me around 60-70 quid at the time. You can get cheap ones for a score, but they'll be the ones that need oiling. It's definitely worth paying the extra for ceramic ones.

DM_7

How short is the hair being cut?

Argos are doing PHILLIPS qc5170 at a very good price. My Wife to be got her dad one for around 30-40 euro. Original price was near 70.

I used one myself for a while. Its a good clipper as there are only two combs that have 5 settings each and they lock into differant lengths so it means less bits mess with or to lose! Also the head pivots 180 degrees so you can use it at an angle making it good for doing your own hair. No oiling of blades needed.

Now I use a babyliss I-trim as I have my hair very very short.

MysticalRain

I'm just talking about a mark I setting. I've seen that Philips model mentioned elsewhere. A lot of people seem to like it.