Andis Pro T-Outliner Trimmer for Outling & Fading (Model: 04710) - US 110 VOLT - TRANSFORMER REQUIRED FOR INTERNATIONAL USE

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For a better sense of the merits and demerits of the T-Blade Outliner, a few comparisons must be made. Weighing in at just over 200 grams, it's lightweight and comfortable with a deep-tooth, carbon steel GTX blade designed for close-cutting and which can be zero-gapped using the Andis Zero Gapper Tool. First of all, it scores badly in terms of heating up . That’s a common issue with some of Andis barber clippers and trimmers. Some say it’s the byproduct of the high number of cutting strokes per minute, powered by the electromagnetic motor. If you do opt to use pre shave oil, make sure you clean the blade well afterwards. Especially if you will be using these in a barbershop. The fine teeth will easily get gunked up by the oil and hair mixture. As you go, it will slow down to the point that it will have a hard time cutting, so you really need to stay up on this. Hair is quite acidic and will also dull your blade over time if you don’t make sure it is cleaned off.

Long 8ft. power cord. While this is standard with most hair clippers and trimmers, I still thought I’d mention it. Unless you’re a fan of cordless hair clippers and trimmers, it’s nice to have adequate cord length for moving around the shop. For a trimmer that boasts of having an electromagnetic motor, being able to cut hair at 7200spm (Strokes per Minute) is definitely quite impressive. If you’ve read through the first part of this article, you know I’m leaning towards the T-Outliner. It does everything one would need, while also providing a little more control over detail work.Its high-performance motor is known to be quieter than other trimmers in its class and price range. Unparalleled T-Shape Blades When you need close-up control, this is one of the best options available. It has a zero-gap blade for getting the perfect cut every time.

From the features discussed above, it’s safe to say the trimmer is undoubtedly a first-class performer; with wide T-shaped blades and a 7200SPM motor. On the other hand, if you happen to be reading this in search of a professional trimmer to have at home, the Outliner 2 is a great choice if you do a lot of body trimming. Note that some electrical short potential (power) may still return via the neutral, particularly if there are issues with the appliance’s and/or the building’s electrical wiring. If you are using it as intended, meaning to outline the edges of the hairline or beard, then you’re only using it for a few minutes at a time. Then it rests while you finish the cut and move onto the next one. I find when I am working that I only use the trimmers about every 15 minutes or so. This gives them plenty of time to cool down and I have never needed to use a spray on the blade.

The primary difference with this trimmer and the Outliner 2 is the T-blade, thus the name T-Outliner. The T-blade extends over the head of the trimmer ever so slightly, giving you the ability to really work in the smallest of areas while ensuring a super clean cut every single time.

Plus , owing to its contoured housing design, this trimmer offers the user a firm and comfortable grip. While the Outliner 2 is great for close-up work, the T-Outliner is better. Not only can it get up close and personal with its zero-gap blade, but it can handle the details like nothing else. Well, this trimmer has been designed to shave as close as possible while mitigating the chances of accidental cuts. Power comes froma lithium ion battery that gives a non-stop run time of 100 minutes but recharges in just 60. The GTX-EXO can also be used on the cord, so you won't run out of power mid-trim.

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The motor's powered by a lithium ion battery that gives a non-stop run time of 100 minutes but recharges in just 60. There's an LED indicator to show charge levels and the Cordless T-Outliner can also be used on the cord, so you won't run out of power mid-trim. Make sure your blades are kept sharp either by sending them out to get sharpened or by sharpening them yourself.

Not surprisingly, the T-Outliner is right up there with the best trimmers on the market. Where it excels above the Outliner 2 (and many others) is in the details, literally. The T-Outliner is a little louder. Again, because the T-Outliner uses a larger blade, it is a little louder than the Outliner 2. This probably won’t make or break your decision as it shouldn’t be noticeable enough for it to be an issue.Ultimately, the Outliner 2 is a great choice for all your trimming needs, and hits almost all of the right notes when it comes to a great trimmer. Moreover, its simplicity in handling allows anyone, including newbies, to learn how to shave with Andis T Outliner. The T-blade setup is the primary difference between these two models. The T-Outliner has a special T-blade which makes it super easy to do perform detailed cuts that the Outliner 2 can’t quite match.