Title: Poorly Designed, Cheap Construction
Product review: If the clipper were more sturdy, it'd get a substantially higher rating because it has the potential to clip well.The problem is that a combination of design and poor materials makes this inadequate for consumers.The rotor blade seating is constructed of cheap, brittle plastic. The seating depends on some 4 mm tabs to hold the rotor assembly in place over the rest of the unit (which houses the motor). These tabs have a tendency to snap off, which means that you have to either 1) hold the assembly in place with a spare finger or your other hand, which severely limits mobility 2) try to rig something to hold it in place, or 3) replace the unit.Either way, the inconvenience and annoyance is completely avoidable if you steer clear of this poorly designed product and purchase something with better design and construction, even if slightly more expensive: this product is a perfect example of the "penny-wise, Pound-foolish" aphorism.
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