Wahl Professional Sterling Mag Cordless Trimmer, Lithium Ion, Quick-Detach Blade, 120 Minute Run Time, Includes Charging Stand

As someone who started using "stylists" in the late 1960's, when men's salons first caught on, and styling competitions were becoming a huge thing... I've always had some form of electric trimmer to manage my mustache, eye brows and facial hair. My first trimmer, purchased on the mid 1970s, was the plug-in Andis Model AE T-Edger. I've owned cordless trimmers since. It was because I saw my hair cutter using her Sterling Mag that I got interested in updating my home trimmer inventory. Bottom line, this is the best trimmer I've ever used.The Sterling Mag is unique in that the trimmer body is light, quiet and very durable. The blade is unique, evidently, to the Sterling Mag. It's narrow, with super-fine blades that LITERALLY....... allow me to cut single mustache hairs! It's that accurate. Couple its accuracy with its ergonomic shape that makes it easy to hold, and its near silent operating noise level, and you've got one of the best trimmers on the market. That's not just my opinion, but the opinion of many professional hair stylists.I have absolutely no reservations in recommending this trimmer to any of my friends. I'm keeping this one at home, and have put my older Wahl cordless trimmer in my travel kit.NOTE: I suspect that some reviewers are confusing the purchase of the Wahl Sterling "Trimmer Kit" or "All in One" Trimmer Set. That product, while the trimmer body looks identical, and is about $20 less in cost, is not the Sterling Wahl "Mag" Trimmer. When someone says, "My trimmer doesn't cut well, or isn't accurate......", I suspect they're talking about the Wahl kits. They do not have the "ultra sharp-fine blade." Their "trimmer blade" is actually not much better than a trimmer attachment you'd find on an electric shaver.