On this page, “clippers” refers to electric grooming tools designed to cut and shape hair. You’ll see a few types:

• Hair clippers: Wider blades and stronger motors for head hair and bulk cutting.
• Trimmers/edgers: Narrower blades for detailing, necklines, beards, and mustaches.
• Grooming kits: Multiple attachments (guide combs, T-blades, foil shavers) for face and body.

Features can include corded or cordless power, adjustable levers for blending, waterproof designs for easy rinsing, and guards for consistent lengths. The right choice depends on the areas you’re grooming and the finish you prefer. Review each product’s description and what’s included to make sure it fits your routine.

Both options have advantages, and the best fit depends on your routine:

• Corded: Consistent power with no recharging, handy for longer sessions. You’ll need an outlet and a bit of cord management.
• Cordless: Freedom to move and easier storage. Look for stated run time, charge indicators, and charging style (USB or charging base). Some models allow cord/cordless use for flexibility.

If you travel, consider worldwide or dual-voltage designs. For quick trims, cordless convenience can be helpful; for thick hair or multiple haircuts back-to-back, corded power may be preferable. Check product specs and what comes in the box before adding to cart. Pickup and delivery options may be available at checkout.

Regular care can help maintain performance, but results vary by model and use. Try this general routine:

1. Power down: Turn off and unplug. Remove guards and attachments.
2. Brush debris: Use the included brush to clear hair from blades and guards. Avoid water unless the item is labeled washable.
3. Rinse if waterproof: If the manual says it’s washable, rinse removable heads under running water, then dry completely.
4. Oil the blade: Add 1–2 drops of clipper oil across the teeth, then run briefly to distribute. Wipe excess.
5. Sanitize attachments: Follow the manual for safe cleaning. Store dry and dust-free.

Always follow the product’s instructions, and replace worn blades or guards when needed.

They help control how much hair you leave:

• Guard numbers: Higher numbers generally leave longer hair; lower numbers cut closer. Start with a longer guard to avoid cutting too short, then step down as needed. Lengths can vary by brand, so check the guide chart included with your product.
• Taper lever: The side lever moves the blade for fine adjustments without changing guards. “Open” usually leaves slightly more length; “closed” cuts a bit closer. It’s helpful for blending and fades.

Take your time, work in good lighting, and make small changes to build a smooth, even look.

Finding compatible parts is easiest when you use your exact model details:

• Check the product page: Look for compatibility notes, specifications, or a parts section.
• Search by model number: Use the model from your box or manual to find matching guards or blades on Walmart.com.
• Explore related items: Replacement comb sets, blades, and cleaning kits may appear in recommended accessories.
• Confirm fit: Only use parts listed as compatible in your manual to avoid damage.

Availability varies by item. You can choose shipping or see if pickup is offered in your area during checkout. If you’re unsure, consult the manufacturer’s support for compatibility guidance.