Bought a $400 cordless clipper that died after 3 months

I figured treating myself to a nice cordless clipper would save me time on walk-in fades. Thing worked great for about 90 days, then the battery just wouldn't hold a charge past 15 minutes. Called the company and they said warranty only covers defects, not 'normal battery wear.' How is 3 months of normal use considered wear and tear? Any of you guys had better luck with a specific brand for cordless clippers that actually last?

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maryt6213d ago

That's the trick with everything now, planned obsolescence baked right in.

paige8613d ago

Ugh, tell me about it. They want us to buy new stuff every two years. It's such a racket.

fox.derek1d ago

Dropped my phone face down on the sidewalk right after my 2-year upgrade cycle ended lmao. Still rockin a cracked screen because I'm too stubborn to play their game.