Wahl Arco SE Cordless Horse Clipper, Black/Silver

I have used the Wahl Arco product for 16 years, clipping and grooming two standard poodles. It is dependable and cuts immensely well. Recommend you do keep it cleaned and oiled. Do not use the coolant spray on your blades - just a few drops of oil with excess wiped off. Occasionally the blade has to be replaced but the main clipper body keeps going and going and going! I would recommend it highly!

These clippers run very quiet and just about no vibration. Seem to have plenty of cutting power also.

Excellent job cutting thick hair on my border collie. Would definitely recommend this product

I use this for my show dogs as I've never had trouble with this blade at a 10 leaving the ridges that my corded clippers tend to leave. We recently did a rescue of some badly matted dogs and even the commercial clippers wouldn't cut through the mats on the Cocker ears. The Wahl Arco did it and the dogs are now trimmed and looking pretty cute.

The more I use these the better with them I am getting. Have not ran the first battery down yet These ole Mules hair is TUFF ! ! ! Great value for the money

First, I wish to state I am not an employee of Chewy.com, or Wahl. Just a consumer who is extremely happy with this product. I have two giant Newfoundland dogs each weighing over 200 lbs. This dog breed has an extremely dense undercoat, and the coat develops mats easily.These mats are like steel fibers, and resist cutting and clipping with the best quality clippers. I have owned the highest quality professional clippers, some costing about $300. None of the clippers could handle these mats without getting extremely hot and frequently jamming, let alone the load noise which bothered the dogs and made grooming difficult. Right out of the box one of the batteries had a good charge on it, and was First, I wish to state I am not an employee of Chewy.com, or Wahl. Just a consumer who is extremely happy with this product. I have two giant Newfoundland dogs each weighing over 200 lbs. This dog breed has an extremely dense undercoat, and the coat develops mats easily.These mats are like steel fibers, and resist cutting and clipping with the best quality clippers. I have owned the highest quality professional clippers, some costing about $300. None of the clippers could handle these mats without getting extremely hot and frequently jamming, let alone the load noise which bothered the dogs and made grooming difficult. Right out of the box one of the batteries had a good charge on it, and was able to remove all of the dense mats on one dog in under 15 minutes! It literally cut through the mats like butter. I sprayed the blade with the Andis cool care lubricant/coolant, worried about the clipper jamming and the heat. The blade stayed cool, and the clipper has a low hum instead of the usual loud vibration that most clippers produce. I was initially skeptical to buy this, as it is lightweight and very small in comparison to other cordless clippers. But when I saw the specs and noticed that the SPM's were almost double of most clippers, I figured this little clipper could do the job. And it is so light so there is no hand fatigue, making your job effortless. And it comes with a case and combs, and yes, an extra battery. So a fantastic value considering the price. So don't let the description that this is a horse clipper dissuade you from buying it for a dog, this little beast will work wonders on any dog breed. You don't need to look further for a clipper. … more