Wahl Lithium Ion All-in-One Grooming Kit vs Wahl Peanut 8655

It comes with this bag, comes with the charger, comes with the comb, comes with a little brush take off the hairs off the clips, comes with a little c...

I began using ouroriginal Peanut many years ago, when we chipped in with my mother in law to purchase anOster A5 2-Speed Clipper for grooming the 4 dogs between us -- the Peanut came free as a "bonus item" with our purchase. The Peanut looks and feels cheap, but got an unsolicited thumbs up from my barber when I was talking about dog grooming with him. And over the years, I really came to appreciate the Peanut's small #30 blade for the tricky spots where the large Oster A5 blades wouldn't work: paws, face, and nether regions. The Peanut reliably cut into the nooks and crannies between the dogs' foot pads, around loose skin under the chin, and in the sensitive belly region without a nick or cut, ever

It has ample power, and cuts my beard and mustache hairs without snags or pulls. With very little practice and experimentation, I was achieving perfectly even trims at exactly the lengths I wanted (with different lengths for my beard along my chin and cheeks and for my mustache). * The plastic beard-length guide looks and feels (as you're trying to snap it on) cheesy and insubstantial, but it actually works pretty well. * Trial and error, plus a bit of patience, will overcome the poor instructions

Having not reading reviews here first, I decided to use a comb to keep the razor from coming to close to my face which worked well yet after trying the shallowest guard, it’s use got my beard where I wanted it with ease Having said that, had I known about the guards earlier instead I would have used the tallest guard initially so to have a fuller beard I should explain that although I’m 65 years of age, it wasn’t until I grew this beard out, it’s the first time I ever really sported a fuller, thicker beard, and one I enjoyed wearing as I haven’t had the time to keep my face clean shaven. It’s true, I’m working harder now than I ever have and just don’t have the time to keep a clean shaven face I should mention at one point before using the one guard, I tried cleaning up my beard free hand (w/o) the comb and actually came too close which left a sort of divot in my beard which necessitated that I had to take off more of my beard in the surrounding areas so it looked more balanced. Again, at the risk of repeating myself, had I known initially how to use the guards, I would have left longer whiskers to achieve a longer, neater beard. Live & learn, and like a bad haircut, it will eventually grow out I found another use for my new peanut razor, manscaping, but only after fitting a guard to this razor