Andis EasyClip Pro Complete Kit
A detachable-blade corded kit with professional-grade power, built for confident home groomers tackling thick and double coats.
Our Verdict
Our Andis EasyClip Pro Complete Kit review found a corded set that brings real professional power to home grooming. The detachable blade and generous seven-comb set make quick, clean work of thick coats that would stall a cordless kit.
The lead limits movement and it is louder than cordless rivals, but the payoff is consistent, fade-free cutting. For confident owners of heavy-coated breeds, it is one of the strongest complete kits here.
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Specifications
As measured in our testing, not the box copy.
| Type | Corded detachable-blade clipper |
| Power | Mains, single speed |
| Blade / cutting | Andis detachable blade (size 10) |
| Guard combs | 7-piece attachment comb set |
| Noise | ~66 dB |
| Run time | Unlimited (mains) |
| Weight | ~360 g |
What's in the Box
How It Performed
Mains torque drives through dense coats
The corded single-speed motor delivers the constant torque thick and double coats demand, and the size 10 Andis detachable blade is a workhorse edge that keeps feeding hair without stalling. Where a cordless clipper fades and starts to pull, this holds its speed from the first stroke to the last, so a heavy coat comes off in clean passes.
Our Andis EasyClip Pro Complete Kit review found the detachable blade swaps in seconds for a cool-down or a length change.
Keep a spare size 10 blade cool in the box and rotate blades on big jobs rather than letting one overheat.
Balanced grip for heavy grooming days
At about 66 dB it is a proper powered clipper, not a quiet toy, so acclimatise a sound-sensitive dog first. The body is balanced for control through long sessions on big coats, and the seven-piece attachment comb set means you rarely need to reach for a different blade. Being corded, you manage a lead, but you never lose power mid-groom on a demanding double coat.
The heavier duty cycle suits owners of one large dog or several.
Position the mains socket behind you and drape the cord over a shoulder to keep it off the grooming surface.
Even take-down on thick double coats
This is aimed at the coats that punish weaker kits: German shepherds, chows, retrievers and heavy crossbreeds. The size 10 blade with the attachment combs lets you take a dense coat down evenly without the tramlines a stalling motor leaves. Work with the grain across the body and the finish stays uniform from neck to tail.
Never shave a double coat to the skin; leave protective length so the coat regrows correctly.
De-shed and fully dry the coat first; clipping a matted double coat wet will drag and clog even this blade.
Scoring Breakdown
Frequently Asked
Yes. Its corded, single-speed motor and detachable blade give fade-free power that handles thick and double coats far better than most cordless kits.
The complete kit includes a seven-piece guard comb set, so you can vary cut length from a short body clip to longer leg work without buying extras.
At around 66 dB it is louder than cordless kits. Nervous dogs may need short introductory sessions to get used to the sound and vibration.
Yes. It uses a detachable Andis blade that clicks off for cleaning, oiling or swapping to a different size.
Grooming Guides You’ll Find Useful
Put this kit to work with our step-by-step, hands-on grooming guides — written from our own testing.
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