Design in Babyliss style / Wahl type clippers. The blade it wears is between fade and taper for the connoisseurs. It has wide notches, resulting in not "pushing" the hair while cutting and creating shape without the combs. It zeros and takes Wahl combs as well as Wahl clippers. It is the first Kemei hair clipper that I bought to try and it is excellent. It is fully metallic except for the front and back parts that also have indicator lights for charging and operation. If this part was also metallic, we would be talking about a masterpiece, but the "flaw" is small. Its power is comparable to the Wahl super taper and magic clip. Around 6000+ rotations. Its only flaw, if I can say so, is in its lever that does not align perfectly with the respective settings... but this is insignificant since it doesn't seem to have any issues when it's working. The lever gives 4 positions for adjusting the cutting length with a "click" (spring-ball type). Its weight is between the plastic magic clip and the metallic senior. It is practical and sturdy and cleans very easily with the skeleton style in the front! Time will tell for its performance now...

On 19/7/21 and just a few months later, I have to say that the machine works decently, having adjusted the bridge on its lever, having changed its blades, but not necessarily, it was my choice, and having removed the click system, meaning the spring and the ball. It works like the Wahl style, meaning by removing them. Strong little motor that doesn't get stuck or disappoint me!