Professional Animal Dog Pet 5-in-1 Adjustable Fine Blade Cut Length 0.7-3mm,Compatible with Wahl Arco,Bravura,Chromado,Creativa,Figura and Motion Clippers(2 PCS)

Fit on my clippers perfect.

These BESTBOMG Professional 5-in-1 pet grooming blades are good for professional or at home grooming. The titanium coated ceramic material is designed to protect against hot blades that might accidentally burn your furry friends. This is a great advantage because you don’t have to keep stopping to spray down your blades when they get too hot and it also helps with avoiding blade burns/unnecessary injury. As a groomer who generally has 6-10 pets per day, these are not my favorite blades because they are limited to size #’s 7, 10, 15, 30 & 40 and require screwing on. They are not as convenient as my clip on blades and my sharpener isn’t able to sharpen these particular blades. They fit my daily use Wahl clippers perfectly. I do have concerns about the blades wearing out/getting dull and also accidentally dropping them and causing the blade adjustment piece to break off, as I have had these issues before with similar multi blades. I like these blades, but would probably not buy them again unless I planned to only use them for one set of clippers with an additional set of clippers for my clip on blades.

These clipper blades are a real good value in comparison to the brand name version. They don't last quite as long, but as long as you oil them regularly while in use and after, they will last a lot longer. They fit my Wahl Creativa cordless clippers perfectly and work really well. The main difference from the name brand blades is that these do heat up more, so I just keep them both on hand and swap them out as one gets hot.

I cut my dog's hair a lot so I always need replacement blades for my clippers. I can say these blades are really easy to install. They have lasted me a while they're very high quality product. They're very durable and I could say they're definitely worth the price.

Things I liked: The packaging was easy to open and snapped back shut (photo), so would be a good place to store the blades between uses. A small piece of foam (photo) cushioned the teeth of the blades in the packaging. These blades fit on my Wahl Arco SE 5-in-1 clipper without any problem. They look very similar to the German-made blades I have always used and the positioning lever seemed to adjust the settings very similarly. The bottom teeth on this clipper are black but they are definitely not plastic. I assume they are metal and not ceramic. The back of the clipper has a "case" on it that is different from the ones I usually use (photo). There is a glob of white creamy substance in the head where the clipper drive arm inserts, which I'm assuming is a lubricant of some kind. The blades were oily out of the package, so I wiped the surface off before using (photo). I like that these heads note "Fine" on them (photo). The 5-in-1 blades traditionally come in Fine and Coarse versions and the Fine ones are MUCH nicer to use on Poodle feet and face, much less likely to nick than the Coarse ones.Things that didn't work for me: My plan was to use this clipper head on one back foot of a freshly bathed and dried Standard Poodle, and my "old" blade on the other foot in order to compare. I set the blade to the shortest clip, (0.7 or #40). Things started off well but I was frustrated as I worked between the toes -- it didn't feel like the clipper was consistently cutting hair as I would expect. I switched to my old blade to verify that was indeed the case. Switching back, I tried this blade on the longer (3.0 or #9) setting on the hair on top of the foot, which was about 1/2" long, nice and dense. The clipper audibly dragged as the blades tried to chew at the hair. My old blade, which is well-used and not new, had no trouble on either setting and I used it to finish both feet.I received these blades at minimal cost through the Amazon Vine program in exchange for my honest review.

Fits my bravura clippers, one came broken, and the other only lasted as a clean blade for a couple clips and went dull. Easy to get sharpened, will update after sharpening.

I tried three different brands of generic blades lately, and this BESTBOMG 5-in-1 blade, labeled Professional Precision Edge Fine, turned out to be only average while pulling my hair off and on. At $40 for 2, it’s a fraction of the cost of the Wahl-branded blades. OEM Wahl blades for my Wahl Creativa are expensive, ranging all the way up to $60. However, I don’t think I’d get this one again. I might give it a chance to see if it’s just a one-off bad batch, but I found some other generics that cut better.