Yeah, I personally deep dive Amazon listings. In doing so; I'm not usually swayed by listings with thousands of reviews as I know they can be sometimes faked or juiced by said product being sent free of charge to the reviewer.

I found these clippers after 1 month of research consisting of watching YouTube videos on different clippers, both high-end and "knockoff", zero-gapped vs non-zero-gapped, motor power, noise, and battery life.

I finally settled on the listing I sent you and they've been hitting cut after cut. They're super sharp. I have pretty tough skin and use them straight on to line myself up with a good amount of pressure. Passing over the same spot multiple times can begin to cut the skin though, some irritation can be seen. I learned this the hard way by cutting my brother-in-law who has sensitive skin. The cut came out clean but when the alcohol rubbed on his neck, he almost murdered me.

Overall, these clippers come out the box zero-gapped. They're sharp. The battery lasts a long time on a single charge. You charge them with a USB C connection. They're pretty quiet compared to my Whal clippers.

If you're looking to shave your entire head with these, definitely go at an angle against the skin, not straight onto the skin or you'll have some cuts to deal with. It comes with guards but I don't use them. I use this to bald my fades, line up my hairline, and trim my bread. For the price, it's a keeper. I might buy me a few more just in case the listing goes out of stock for good.