The product cuts well, but there are a few issues that may give you pause.
Most of us own a variety of nail clippers, some of which work better than others.  One problem is that, as people age, their toenails becomes more difficult to trim.  Some individuals visit a podiatrist regularly, but if that is not feasible, they need a device to perform the task themselves. The Powergrooming Nail Clipper has a stainless-steel blade that is sharp enough to cut through tough toenails, although one must always be careful to avoid injury while doing so. A big plus is that the clipper has a secure and comfortable grip. If sharp edges remain, you can use the included file to smooth them out.  The clipper has a black nail catcher that does not work efficiently (nail shards still fly around) and worse, it interferes with your ability to see what you are doing.  Fortunately, if you follow the instructions on the side of the product page, you can easily remove the catcher.<br /><br />Much to my surprise, the first time I used this product, the top and bottom flew apart and the small screw that connected them fell on the floor. To my relief, I figured out how to put everything back together, and the clipper is now intact and operating as it should.  A small carrying case with a snap closure is included. All in all, this is a handy gadget, although some consumers may balk at the price, which is high even for a nail clipper with a superior blade.
Rating: 4 stars