A medium budget take on what a trimmer for men should be, this seemingly unpretentious machine might surprise you with its potential. Don’t think of the T Outliner as a pure barber trimmer only, though.

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. The T-Outliner’s blades assume a broad T-shape making them ideal for finishes. Also, its broadness increases the surface area covered by the blade making it a fast trimmer. The overall winner is the T-Outliner for most jobs, especially if you find yourself doing a lot of intricate cutting.Besides being great for close-up work, this is a very comfortable trimmer to hold/grip. The body is slightly rounded, and it has molded grooves which helps make sure that it doesn’t slip out of your hand, even if your hands are wet. Lol I might as well get in all questions while I can since you respond. I have the Andis Masters and T Outliners with no guards as a beginner for self cutting is there anything I’m missing that’ll help me on the list. From the review above, there’s actually not much to add about the Andis T-Outliner. We’ve covered its good side as well as its bad comprehensively. You mean the red Speed-o guards, right? I think generally Nano (purple) are sturdier and have a better fit. I too have heard of isolated cases with faulty Nanos, but you should be able to get a return on them if it happens so, right? Most barbers we’ve seen (Ryan’s preferences also) lean towards the purple Nanos over the Speed-o.

For a trimmer that boasts of having an electromagnetic motor, being able to cut hair at 7200spm (Strokes per Minute) is definitely quite impressive. The T-Outliner comes with charge stand and power cable, 4 attachment combs No 0– No 3, plus cleaning oil and cleaning brush. 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. So, it doesn’t really offer value for money; considering the fact that you may be forced to buy essential accessories at an extra expense.

Easy to grip body with grooves. You should have no problem holding on to either of these in the middle of a sessions, even with wet or oily hands. Some manufacturers focus more on aesthetics, resulting in smoother, more slippery grips. Andis maintained an aesthetically pleasing body style while ensuring great functionality too. It’s awfully hard to come by a trimmer that does a great job with facial hair as well as making perfect dry shaves. You get to benefit from my years of experience. I’ve reviewed many of the top hair clippers on the market today and also included some information on what works best for me. A great beard will turn lots of heads in your direction.

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.

It really depends on how little the movement is. I’ve definitely had some clippers that moved a little – but it was so insignificant that it didn’t require any blade aligning. When talking about the best hair trimmers, the Andis T-Outliner is always a part of the conversation. That’s because it is a strong, high-precision, and reliable hair trimmer. That said, the following Andis T-Outliner Review comes with everything you need to know about this amazing trimmer - the good, the bad, and its features. At the same time though, the weaker motor might mean less overheating, I guess? As I pointed out in the review, the T Outliner is great, but it does have that overheating issue. The T-Outliner gets a little warmer. Due to the larger blade, it has to do more work, and it gets a little warmer than the Outliner 2. This will mostly happen while making longer, detailed cuts where the motor will be running for some time.

For a better sense of the merits and demerits of the T-Blade Outliner, a few comparisons must be made.Andis has been around for over 95 years providing over 90 countries with their superior products. Stylists, barbers, groomers, and even consumers trust Andis with all their cutting needs. Strong, fast motors with 7,200 SPM. The faster that the blades move, the smoother the cut. Lower SPM motors can actually grab/pull the hair, leaving for user discomfort and, at times, ingrown hairs. 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. This is a great trimmer for handling all types of hair, not just hair on the head or face. While it is a great option for maintaining facial hair, it’s no slouch when it comes to body hair either. The Andis T-Outliner Corded Trimmer comes supplied with a deep-tooth, carbon steel GTX T-blade, which has been specially hardened for a long cutting life. The GTX blade allows longer hair to feed through the blade faster and is perfect for light fading.