Ac T-finisher Trimmer # 76059-010

These hair clippers are fantastic! They’re easy to use, quiet, and provide a clean, precise cut. The different length attachments make it versatile for various styles, and the battery life is impressive. They feel sturdy and comfortable in hand. Perfect for at-home haircuts—highly recommend!

The T-Edger is the best!! Lasts for years. Sleek easy to use . I’ve been a Master Barber for 45 years , nothing compares to this Oster. The perfect one to use. The Oster Clipper is also the only one you need .

I've seen people say the trimmers are not at all sharp and they don't cut very well. The cut was not a sharp, clean or close at all, it hurts against my skin, etc. First of all, as with most clippers you have to adjust the blade to make it shape your hairline, beard, mustache clean and close. It hurts because your pressing to hard. You should only press very lightly against the skin. As far as how sharp the blades are ... well, buy them and find out because i dont have an issue. I find that if you dont know how to use something you shouldnt leave bad feedback. I used these trimmers the first day after adjusting the blade and i couldnt be happier. They just dont make any products as high of quality as this anymore. It might have something to do with the MADE IN U.S.A thing. So if your looking for a great deal with a great product to give you amazing results, this is it. Also, if you need help on how to use them and adjust the blade go on youtube.

These are always great clippers. I've been using them for many years, however, the decorative skull coating starts coming off right away. It's almost half gone and they're not even a month old yet. Disappointing, but they work well as always. They'll just be plain black soon🙁

Great trimmer,good for thin hair and detail work

I usually buy my clippers from Sally's, but they have gotten pretty expensive. These seem a little heavier than my coworker's and the blades were dull out the box. I still had the blade from my previous T-trimmer and it was a vast improvement. It's weird that my used blades cut better than a "brand new" trimmer blade. I'm not sure if Oster is making up for the price reduction by sending crappy blades. If you're a barber/stylist that is replacing it because the cord is separating, then save your old blade just in case. Otherwise that money you're saving will end up at Sally's getting a new t-blade. The rest of the trimmer seems fine. I haven't had other complaints with it. Maybe I'm being harsh with my rating, but I work in a busy Barbershop and they NEED to be sharp. Side note: I was replacing my old ones because the electrical cord was separating from the clipper and shorting out. This is fairly common in the amount of use I get out of them. I love the t trimmers in general. But it seems like I'm replacing them every 12-18 months. **Edit** I had these 9 months and they blew up! While I was using them, on a client!!! Luckily I had just pulled them away from their neckline when it happened. I've never had any clippers or trimmers blow up in the 18+ years I've been doing hair. Stars are lowered to reflect this. I have no confidence in buying these on Amazon.

First of all, I'm speaking from personal use; I'm not not barber, I don't use the product everyday. I purchased this trimmer hoping I was upgrading from less expensive trimmers I've purchased and collected over the years. Those trimmers ranged from Andis T trimmers to Whall Peanuts, and a few rechargeables thrown in for good measure. All of those "worked" too. What I was expecting was a trimmer that worked better and was made better than all of those--you know, something a professional would use. Result: not even close. I expected something more solid, that felt better in the had--no dice; this thing is made of cheap feeling plastic with sharp edges; the body is a two-piece shell with halves that barely align together. Rotate it the wrong way in your hand and the edges get you! And that snappy, hood ornament looking Oster T-finisher badge up top? it's a piece of foil, rubber cemented (crookedly ) to the plastic body--don't touch it, it comes off and leaves a big blob of hair-catching glue you'll have to contend with every time you fire it up. All that before you get to open the door and take it for a spin around the block (or beard, as the case may be). So does it cut? Yes, but not better than anything I've already got. How's the on/off switch, feels smooth and succinct like the door latch on an Aston Martin? No, not at all. How about the cord, heavy duty, able to withstand years of abusive winding and twisting? In this instance I think so--its a substantial cord. But then there's that little metal hanger where the pros at your favorite stylist might hang the thing next to all their other pro-grade clippers. I would advise otherwise! It's cheap and fragile feeling too--I wouldn't trust it to support it's own weight. So, you ask, does it cut hair and trim beards and mustaches? Yes, but probably no better than anything else you have already.

After years of using a Wahl trimmer similar in size to this one. I had to trash it because it just stopped working. I replaced that Wahl with another but they are made now so cheap I could not stand it. This trimmer runs much smoother and cuts much better and closer than any other. I've tried. Since I use it for shaving, being close is important. So far it's fantastic. I wish it came with a couple of trim heads to clip on it but it's fine. It works well.

I use this to line up my beard, or to fully shave my face without an actual razor. It’s a really nice trimmer. I owned the same one before and it lasted like 8 years. So I think they’re good quality. Will definitely buy it again when need be.

My husband loves it!

Doesn't finish as clean as expected. But does a decent job. A cordless trimmer would've been easier to maneuver. I'm not a fan of the thick cords.

Nice and light weight easy to control

Trimmer.