Remington Power-X Series X6 Hair Clippers HC6000

What a crappy product!

I was used to a Phillips clipper before, which worked well for years, but was due for replacement. After reading some good reviews, I thought this one was fine. What I immediately noticed was that it didn't shave as close as the Phillips. I also immediately had some doubts about the motor. It changed speeds a lot, as if it couldn't handle it or something, even if you just held it in your hand without doing anything. But okay, it worked and I didn't feel like sending it back.

After a few shaves I had to recharge it. I thought that was a bit fast, but fine. However, this got worse and worse after the second charge. I can now be happy if it lasts for fifteen minutes. And I haven't had it for half a year yet. In short:

Poor motor Battery life is not achieved by a long shot The minimum number of millimeters does not really seem to be achieved.

I would keep looking if I were you!

I tried the Philips Series 9000 HC9450/20, BaByliss Lithium Performance Clipper, Panasonic ER-GB37-K503, and the Hatteker hair clipper, but none of them worked well as an all-in-one trimmer. The micro fade comb is essential for me, and they all fell short.

The Philips trimmer was close to being good, but it has a design flaw: with the smallest comb, you cannot see your hair while trimming because of the comb size. As a result, it’s almost impossible to create a clean fade from 1 to 4 mm since you can’t see the hairline.

This is the second time I’ve used the Remington X6, and I’m still happy with it. I replace this trimmer about every two years and do not plan to buy any other brand again.

The clipper isn't comfortable to hold. It looks neat, but the attachment combs are difficult to position. It has two legs, making it very fragile to put on and take off. Definitely not recommended; we regret buying this model.