Kinda OK
I like the small size and that they are rechargeable.  I wish they cut hair better.<br /><br />I have a small poodle that needs grooming and in particular something I can use to get between the pads and toes of his feed.  I wanted something small, maneuverable, and quiet as he does not like to be groomed.  Probably because I have nicked the web skin between his toes using a regular clipper, or squeezed his foot trying to get the clipper between the pads.<br /><br />His hair is very fine and can be quite thick, so this little groomer has trouble getting through.  The fixed blade is metal, probably stainless steel, while the moving blade is some white substance, possibly plastic, more likely ceramic.<br /><br />It does cut the hair, but not much at a time and not very aggressively.  When you push the blades against a tuft of hair, the tuft is flexible and tends to just get pushed over rather that cut.  When I used it on his feet it took a long time and a lot of maneuvering to get a little bit of hair.  In particular the thick mat of  hair on the bottom of his foot laughed at the little groomer, so I switched back to the regular clipper and dug out the mats of hair (and nicked the web skin, sigh).  Once only the dregs of hair were left, the little groomer was able to make progress in cleaning up the last stray patches as long as I could put my finger behind them to keep them from being pushed over.<br /><br />Bottom line:  It works, kinda.  It may be useful in the final cleanup on a show dog, but for everyday grooming it is inadequate.
Rating: 3 stars