Warning: I just blew $300 on a 'pro' clipper that overheats in 20 minutes

I bought the 'Titan Turbo' clippers online last month because the ads said they were the best for thick hair and long sessions. I was excited to try them on a busy Saturday. By my third client, the motor was so hot I could barely hold them, and they started pulling hair instead of cutting. I had to switch back to my old pair mid-cut, which was super awkward. The company won't give me a refund because I used them, so I'm out the full $300. On one hand, maybe I just got a bad unit, but on the other, maybe these fancy new models just aren't built for real shop use. Has anyone else had a clipper completely fail under normal work pressure? What's your go-to brand that actually lasts?

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noahhall10d agoTop Commenter

My buddy's new clippers did the same thing last summer.

craig.grant9d ago

Sounds like a real quality product there. Must be a feature, not a bug.