Andis Pro T-Outliner Trimmer for Outling & Fading (Model: 04710) - US 110 VOLT - TRANSFORMER REQUIRED FOR INTERNATIONAL USE

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At times, their products are so good that it’s hard to decide which one works best. Many people have run into this very dilemma when trying to choose between the Andis Outliner 2 and the Andis T-Outliner.

Not surprisingly, the T-Outliner is right up there with the best trimmers on the market. Where it excels above the Outliner 2 (and many others) is in the details, literally. Disclaimer: I am not a professional electrician. As such, I welcome constructive criticism/advise from professional electricians. Strong, fast motors with 7,200 SPM. The faster that the blades move, the smoother the cut. Lower SPM motors can actually grab/pull the hair, leaving for user discomfort and, at times, ingrown hairs. On the other hand, if you happen to be reading this in search of a professional trimmer to have at home, the Outliner 2 is a great choice if you do a lot of body trimming.Just like the Outliner 2, the T-Outliner is fitted with the same strong, fast motor that produces roughly 7,200 strokes per minute. It also only weighs 11.5oz so it won’t weigh you down while producing those masterful hair styles and designs. This involves toughening these steel blades with Carbon to ensure that users benefit from the strong blades’ efficiency and also durability. As well as the new skeleton casing, the GTX-EXO comes with Andis's new GTX-Z blade with a gold coating for superb corrosion resistance. The blade has a pre-set tighter gap than the standard T-Outliner, making it perfect for fine detailing. So, the question here is – are you willing to overlook these flaws. Andis T-Outliner Comparison: How Different Is It From Other Trimmers? Ultimately, the Outliner 2 is a great choice for all your trimming needs, and hits almost all of the right notes when it comes to a great trimmer.

Moreover, its simplicity in handling allows anyone, including newbies, to learn how to shave with Andis T Outliner.Weighing in at just over 200 grams, it's lightweight and comfortable with a deep-tooth, carbon steel GTX blade designed for close-cutting and which can be zero-gapped using the Andis Zero Gapper Tool. When you need close-up control, this is one of the best options available. It has a zero-gap blade for getting the perfect cut every time. Beneath the hard plastic case lies an oscillating electromagnetic motor, cutting at 7200 strokes per minute. A pretty good performance, this guarantees you fast trimming and more than enough power. If you do opt to use pre shave oil, make sure you clean the blade well afterwards. Especially if you will be using these in a barbershop. The fine teeth will easily get gunked up by the oil and hair mixture. As you go, it will slow down to the point that it will have a hard time cutting, so you really need to stay up on this. Hair is quite acidic and will also dull your blade over time if you don’t make sure it is cleaned off.

For a trimmer that boasts of having an electromagnetic motor, being able to cut hair at 7200spm (Strokes per Minute) is definitely quite impressive. To ensure smoother hair cutting action, Andis tend strengthen their products’ blades with carbon. The T-blade of the T Outliner trimmer follows the same formula. The T-Outliner gets a little warmer. Due to the larger blade, it has to do more work, and it gets a little warmer than the Outliner 2. This will mostly happen while making longer, detailed cuts where the motor will be running for some time. Long 8ft. power cord. While this is standard with most hair clippers and trimmers, I still thought I’d mention it. Unless you’re a fan of cordless hair clippers and trimmers, it’s nice to have adequate cord length for moving around the shop. Especially if you’re looking to do more extensive trims, you’ll find a solid, heavy-duty ready choice here.Works on most hair types. Both trimmers are great for hair on the head, facial hair and chest hair but can easily be used on other parts of the body as well. If you need to do a lot of body work, we would suggest the Outliner 2 over the T-Outliner. The T shape of the blade helps to do some nice detail work and to get in those hard to reach areas. When you want to do some beard designs when trimming, you can use the ends of the blade to work it around, which is nice to have. I make sure all of the trimmers I get have that shape since I end up lost when they don’t.