Petunion Deluxe Grooming Kit
A well-rounded cordless deluxe set with a fuller tool bundle, aimed at owners who want clipping plus nail and paw care in one box.
Our Verdict
Our Petunion Deluxe Grooming Kit review found a generously stocked bundle that goes beyond clipping to cover nail and paw care too. The extra thinning shears and clippers make it a genuinely complete box for routine maintenance.
The clipper itself is middling on power and best kept to short and medium coats, but for owners who want one tidy kit for everyday grooming, the breadth of tools is the draw.
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Specifications
As measured in our testing, not the box copy.
| Type | Cordless fixed-blade clipper |
| Power | Rechargeable Li-ion, USB |
| Blade / cutting | Ceramic-and-steel fixed blade |
| Guard combs | 4 lengths (3/6/9/12 mm) |
| Noise | ~55 dB |
| Run time | Up to 2.5 hours |
| Weight | ~250 g |
What's in the Box
How It Performed
Ceramic-and-steel blade for routine coats
The ceramic-and-steel fixed blade pairs a cool-running ceramic edge with a steel comb, a combination that keeps a steady bite on the everyday short-to-medium coats this kit targets. It clips a routine tidy-up cleanly without the heat build-up of an all-steel blade, and the fixed design keeps setup simple: fit a comb and go.
Our Petunion Deluxe Grooming Kit review found it a solid all-round maintenance clipper rather than a heavy-coat specialist.
Ceramic blades chip if dropped on a hard floor; groom over a towel or mat to cushion any tumble.
Cool-running body for calm sessions
The ceramic edge stays cooler than steel through a normal trim, so the blade does not heat up against the skin and make the dog fidget. At around 55 dB the motor is quiet enough not to spook a settled dog, and the USB-charged Li-ion cell keeps the whole thing cordless and easy to grab. The light body suits owners who groom seated with the dog on a lap or low table.
Wipe hair from between the blade and comb after each session; trapped clippings hold heat and dull the edge faster.
Neat blend on short-to-medium coats
This lands in the popular middle ground: short-haired crossbreeds, spaniels kept short and terriers all suit it. The four guard combs give enough range to leave body length and shorten the legs for a tidy outline. On a thick double coat it will slow, so keep it to its intended jobs and the finish is even and clean.
Comb the coat up before each pass so tangles meet the blade standing rather than flattened.
Overlap each stroke by about a third of the blade width to avoid leaving faint uncut stripes between passes.
Scoring Breakdown
Frequently Asked
It bundles more tools than a basic set, adding thinning shears and nail clippers alongside the usual scissors, comb and guards, so you can cover clipping and nail care from one box.
No. The clipper is average on power and best kept to short and medium coats. Brush out and section thicker fur, or choose a mains kit for heavy coats.
The clipper charges over a standard USB cable and gives up to about two and a half hours of run time per charge.
The core tools are perfectly usable, though a few accessories are basic. The value is in the breadth of the bundle rather than premium finish.
Grooming Guides You’ll Find Useful
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