RemingtonHc5300 Precision Cut Hair Clipper, 60 Minutes Runtime

V. Good

Battery doesn't last more than 10 minutes!

love this why go to the hair dresses when you can go in the bathroom and give yourself a hair cut time and time again with out having to pay for a hair dressers or mess around waiting or booking app to see a hair dresser. just get this price of a hair cut and don't look back so easy to use too I would advice watching a few videos on u tube first though.

The Remington HC5300 is a no-frills cordless hair clipper that gives a satisfactory trim, though you will possibly be left wishing you had invested a little more.It comes with little presentation or ceremony: the box and instruction booklet are very basic and functionary. Likewise, the unit itself both looks and feels very basic -- the main button, in particular, feels very clunky and cheap (the sort of thing you'd have gotten on a cheap hairdryer in the 80s). If you’re thinking of giving this as a gift it may be better to spend a little more.Once switched on, whilst powerful enough to give a decent trim, the tone of the motor is also very clunky and coarse. It cuts well enough—though it is a “somewhat” uncomfortable experience—and does do the job if you're simply looking for a cheap and effective clipper. It comes with 2 combs, ranging from 1mm-44mm.Despite the convenience, of being cordless, though, it's simply too rough around the edges to tempt me to use it for anything other than a final bathroom mirror tidy (after using a similarly priced, though far smoother, corded model for the main cut).

Does what it said . Will still need to use it more to see how it compares with my last one.

Aye happy it’s ok

A cheap price for a cheap product. After a few uses the length setting decided to randomly change at times so end up with much shorter hair than you wanted, need to watch it closely.After six months the battery has deteriorated so much, the clippers must be plugged in whilst cutting.So after only seven months of fortnightly use they have a new home in the bin.Spend more, because this product is rubbish.