Cleebourg Dog Grooming Clipper Kit
A quiet, comfortable cordless kit with a steady battery, built for owners who want a calm grooming experience on everyday coats.

Our Verdict
Our Cleebourg Dog Grooming Clipper Kit review found a quiet, comfortable cordless set that makes grooming feel calmer for both dog and owner. The low vibration and steady battery let us work through faces and paws without a fight.
It is not a thick-coat clipper and the accessories are functional rather than special, but for relaxed maintenance on short to medium coats it is a reliable, gentle choice.
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Specifications
As measured in our testing, not the box copy.
| Type | Cordless adjustable-blade clipper |
| Power | Rechargeable Li-ion, USB |
| Blade / cutting | Titanium-ceramic adjustable blade |
| Guard combs | 4 lengths (3/6/9/12 mm) |
| Noise | ~52 dB |
| Run time | Up to 3 hours |
| Weight | ~245 g |
What's in the Box
How It Performed
Adjustable blade spans short-to-medium
The titanium-ceramic adjustable blade gives you a range of cutting lengths from one edge, so you can go coarser through the body and finer as you shape the outline on short-to-medium coats. The titanium-and-ceramic pairing runs cool and keeps its bite, so the blade feeds hair cleanly rather than pulling on a springer or short-clipped poodle cross.
Our Cleebourg Dog Grooming Clipper Kit review liked the lever for stepping between lengths without changing hardware.
Return the lever to its closed, finest setting before fitting a guard comb so the comb seats correctly.
Quiet 52 dB for relaxed grooming
At about 52 dB the motor stays unobtrusive, which keeps a settled dog relaxed through the outline work short-to-medium coats need. The USB-charged Li-ion cell keeps it cordless, and the cool-running blade means no hot-metal fidgeting halfway through. The body is light and low-vibration, so your fingers stay steady for the fine tidying around the face and feet.
Being cordless, you can circle a standing dog freely without a lead to snag on a leg.
Charge fully before a big trim; adjustable-blade work uses more runtime than plain guard-comb passes.
Feathered transitions on medium coats
This suits spaniels, poodle crosses in a pet clip and wavy short-to-medium crossbreeds. The adjustable blade plus four guard combs let you feather where the legs meet the body so there is no shelf-edge line, and combing the coat up before each pass keeps the finish even across any wave. Match it to these coats and results are tidy and blended.
Use the finest blade setting for muzzle and paws, keeping body length on the combs.
Clip a section then comb it through before moving on, catching hairs the waves tucked away on the first pass.
Scoring Breakdown
Frequently Asked
Yes. Its low-vibration motor runs at around 52 dB, which keeps grooming sessions calm and is well tolerated by nervous dogs.
It is best on short and medium coats and sensitive skin. Thick or matted coats will slow it, so brush out first or choose a mains kit for heavy fur.
Up to around three hours per charge, enough to complete a full home groom without stopping to recharge.
It uses a rechargeable Li-ion battery charged over a USB cable, so topping up is easy from any USB port.
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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