Wahl Professional 5 Star Precision Fade Blade 0000 Adjustable Replacment Fits Clipper 100 Min Runtime Lithium Ion Battery

Fit right on and works perfectly

This blade is all you need to replace your damaged/worn-out/blunt original Wahl clipper blades. It fits the description and does what is says on the tin. You need to be careful though as this is not mentioned anywhere on here - the blades are super SHARP! and you could very easily incur cuts on initial usage if you are not versed in the usage of the clipper. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase and to think of it I had spent the equivalent amount trying to sharpen my old one with a sharpening stone - this literarily killed the old blade!In particular, this is best suited for all hair types including Afro hair where it really thrives excellently.But for the fact that these things when used on a home use basis - as happens to be the case for me - tend to last almost forever, I will sure have bought another one as a spare by now already.The only thing I noticed is that the screws that come with the item are smaller than the one for my Wahl Academy clippers but my original screws worked just fine and wasn't gonna kill my joy for this thing. It gets better every day with usage as the excessive sharpness blends in accordingly.

The blade on my cheaper set of wahl clippers became dull ( the precision marked ones), so I decided to replace them with the ones found on the wahl seniors. Comes with oil, screws and two well lubed blades (stationary blade, and moving blade). I did however used my older screws because the ones that came with theses weren't wide enough.These blades love to grab a hold of hair, and cut it off. I noticed the difference in the cut quite easily. I actually think they are a lot better then the one on my oster fastfeeds.Comparing my fastfeeds ($50) set of clippers to a wahl $20 with a $10 blade on, i actually like the wahl combo a lot more. The magnetic motors in the cheap clippers move the blade very fast, paired with a sharp blade you get a clean cut. A good way to improve the potential of a cheap pair of clippers.

These are very nice, very sharp blades; much sharper than the ones that came with my off-brand Limural clippers. For all the "will this fit questions" (because I was curious too), I took a few photos of measurements. If you use larger screws, be sure to keep them so you can attach these blades.The holes are about 24 mm apart on center and about 6.5 mm in diameter.The included screws are about 3.8 mm in diameter. The ones my clipper needs are about 4.8 mm in diameter. I reused the larger screws with no issues at all.

Sharp out the package but we'll see how long they Stat sharp

I have a set of Wahl Color Pro corded clippers I bought two years ago so I could cut my hair at home. About two months ago, I noticed they were not cutting as well. Did some research and determined I could either sharpen my existing clipper blades or buy new ones. I stumbled on a video on YouTube where a guy recommended "upgrading" your Wahl Color Pro clippers by installing these blades. Let me just say that the difference is night and day. My clippers cut better than the first time they came out of the box. Cheapest way to upgrade your existing clippers. One thing I did discover was that you'll have to use the original blade screws, for some reason the screws that come with this blade don't fit well.

They cleaned up the neck, pretty good

I bought this replacement set to replace the blade that came in the Wahl 9590-210 Pro-series Complete Pet Clipper Kit (Cordless Operation, Blue) that I bought a few years ago. The original blade worked well for a few years, but after giving a new summer hair style to one of the cats, it dulled the blade and this year it was painfully slow to trim the cat's hair again. The main replacement blade, which is held in place with two Torx 20 screws is identical to the original blade. The smaller blade replacement (which is driven off the tool's motor) is very different to the original blade. However, the registration holes are in the same position. I was able to assemble the blade, but it would not fit inside the tool. A quick snip of the plastic housing made the new blade set fit perfectly. The smaller driven replacement blade (it is larger than the original) just needs a little more space to be able to move left and right to cut hair properly, since it is slightly wider than the original blade.