I'm just wondering how a device that cuts 0.2-28 mm gets a 3 rating for length settings while a device that cuts 0.6-28 mm gets a 4 rating for length settings? 🤔
Hey! I can answer this question 🙋♀️
The testers' motivation for why the BaByliss Japanese Steel Hair Clipper received a 5 in length settings, while the Philips Hair Clipper received a 4, was that the BaByliss hair clipper had more combs, adjustable settings, and a customizable blade that allowed you to achieve a total of 45 cutting lengths. The testers felt they had more precision 😊
The Philips Hair Clipper can cut shorter (0.2–28 mm) but only has 28 cutting lengths and three combs, which did not give the testers the same feeling of cutting length precision.
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