do the clipper and trimmer make a lot of noise when you're using them?
1327000
The trimmer is a little louder than I expected, the clipper is as loud as a conventional hair clipper. Trimmer uses AA batteries
321938
I bought this product for grooming my toy poodle, I ended up never used it because it was very very noisy. I am convinced that I need to buy something over $100 plus in order to get a clipper which is not noisy. B Shear
1358818
This Andis model uses a premium rotary motor that makes it more quite and smooth sounding than the wahl clippers that use a vibrating motor that makes a loud buzz sound. I think it's worth the extra price since it's quieter.
610643
I suppose you could, but the noise is probably going to scare it. Unless you are really experienced, I'd advise against it. Get old fashioned clippers...safer and quieter.
897473
I have had these clipper for a while now and I still love them. They have a quite buzzing, but they do not seem to bother my dog at all, and I shave his nose, ears and around his eyes without any fuss. They are way quieter than my last pair. Probably a 3 or 4, but that is different with everyone. I find them pretty quiet. Walh has a great return or exchange policy
1113981
I have had numerous Remington shavers including this one. Sorry to report that all of them have the same amount of noise. I also have a Norelco and it is much quieter.
1697127
No, I have not experienced a noisy vacuum. Vacuum on the soldering iron is basically silent. I used the vacuum parts picker in the past, and my recollection is that it was louder than the vacuum on the iron, but not by much. Make certain that you have removed the red screw from the bottom of the unit. It makes all kinds of odd (and wrong!) sounds unless that is removed.
1058909
I don't notice a marked difference in noise at all compared with other versions I've used. Normally the tool you're using in the Dremel make more noise than the Dremel itself, i.e. when grinding, cutting, sawing, etc. This Dremel is a very well designed and engineered machine. Extremely handy, versatile and at times irreplaceable for certain tasks.
2004039
It's a little noisy at first, I did clean it as instructed first thing (I used long pipe cleaners and my gun cleaner). As I used the rifle it did quiet down some. The sound reminds me of a cap gun at first, I've been using mine in the backyard and haven't had any complaints. I guess it depends on your neighbors.
1395285
I had the same thing happen. Mine are 15 months old, and I've oiled them after (nearly) every use. They just started making a bad buzzing sound, and now they won't cut at all. I think it is the plastic piece that holds the moving blade, as you describe... I will try one more, but if it breaks I may invest in a $120 true professional clipper...
1384498
I agree. It's very noisy. Much more so than previous Panasonics and Braun. Also, for me it did not shave well, wet or dry. Another problem is that the shaver heads get HOT and uncomfortable, soon after you start shaving.
72418
There is a significant amount of noise during operation, yes--particularly on the higher settings. This is in fact he reason I purchased this model over silent ones. Not only do I have several pets in my house, but I also need white noise in the background while I am sleeping, and this fit the bill for me. If you are looking for quiet operation, you'll probably want to consider another product.
1023005
Have not noticed louder noise, however do notice the brushes swing faster. That might be what you are registering as 'extra loud'.
7653
It makes a small amount of noise the blades make a bit more noise on high I used mine durning our hunting season and the batteries lasted all season and them spme
1152086
Lightly hum is a great description of the sound.i have had several clippers and these are the quietest I have ever used.
1697126
No, I have not experienced a noisy vacuum. Vacuum on the soldering iron is basically silent. I used the vacuum parts picker in the past, and my recollection is that it was louder than the vacuum on the iron, but not by much.Make certain that you have removed the red screw from the bottom of the unit. It makes all kinds of odd (and wrong!) sounds unless that is removed.
1998829
No, but hair is hair. If anything this IS quieter and gentler than a full sized clipper. What's the worry?