Customer Reviews

Andis Pivot Pro Trimmer For Clipping, Trimming And Outlining (Model: 23475/PMT-1)

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

good clippers, easy to adjust the blades compared to higher priced clippers, the blades cut great when adjusted right, good overall price.

I removed the two machine screws that hold the blade assembly on to the vibration assembly to clean it. When brushing out the accumulated hair and lint, a small piece of plastic popped out. It turned out to be one of the little plastic nubs that moves the blade back and forth. This tiny broken component caused the trimmer to completely fail.

This is a classic case of a product only being as good as it's weakest part, and in this case, it turns out to be a small (and brittle) nub of plastic. I had better luck with a cheap Oster, which I'm going back to WalMart to purchase today.

i use this to shave myself up and shave my hair grow pretty fast and this clippers did a great job on my head and other parts. great clippers works well with shape up not too close of a shave up but its nice though.

In my experience I did not get a close shave with these clippers. I was attracted to them because of the price. I would recommend spending a little more money and buying the Andis Professional T - outlining clippers.

I bought this trimmer two years ago because its short blades allowed me to trim my beard and cut my hair using the comb attachments (at the time it came with 4 combs). It worked as promised, but I have thick curly hair and twice the unit has been lodged with hair rendering it useless. I keep it clean and oil it regularly. I've already replaced the blade once and I did so because it too became clogged. I give it three stars because it worked as promised, just not for very long. I think I'll look for a professional vibrating trimmer.

This was a christmas gift for my son. He says they are nice, handy to have and do a good job with his regular trims. The reason I gave them a 4 instead of a 5 is because the blades are extremely sharp and on thin skinned areas (like behing the ears) they may cut you as they did him. I admit I'm ignorant about stuff like this but should blades be so sharp?