The Andis Pulse ZR Cordless Clipper comes with a rechargeable non-removable battery, and has 5 different speeds.

You can adjust the speed between 2500 to 4500 strokes per minute, and the clippers can be used by either amateurs or professional groomers.

Let’s check out some of the other main features and potential drawbacks to this cordless clipper!

(NOTE: this is a general information guide only, and is not professional advice, or a substitute for professional advice. A qualified vet or animal expert is the only person qualified to give you expert advice in regards to your pet/s)

Andis Pulse ZR Cordless Clipper: Review & Buyer’s Guide

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Andis Pulse ZR Cordless Clipper (on Amazon)

• You can buy additional Andis CeramicEdge Blades (on Amazon) for the Pulse ZR. At the moment, it only comes with a 10 blade when you buy on Amazon. Check the inclusions at your time of purchase. Usually most people start with a 10 blade and a 7 FC blade and go from there. You might also buy a cheap detachable clipper comb set instead of the blades

Andis Pulse ZR Cordless Clipper: Review

Features

• A cordless clipper for pet grooming
• Designed for heavy duty pet clipping, but in reality it’s better for light to medium thickness coats
• Has a detachable blade
• Has 5 speeds – and you can adjust the speed between 2500 to 4500 strokes per minute
• Motor is a 100-240V motor, and is 50-60Hz
• The battery is a lithium ion battery, which lasts 2 hours per charge. You can get multiple cuts on multiple pets out of the battery before it dies usually
• This clipper works with UltraEdge® CeramicEdge® and Show Edge™ blades
• The clipper weighs 1.10 lbs, so is lightweight
• The length of the clipper is 8.13 inches
• In the kit you get the clipper, charger stand, Tube of Blade Oil and Cord Pack Adapter
• On Amazon, you also get a Ceramic edge size 10 blade (but check this at the time of purchase as inclusions can change)

Drawbacks

• The battery is built into the clipper and is not removable. You can’t have a backup charged battery ready to put into the clipper unless you buy a second clipper
• With some models, the charger can be inconsistent in recognising or charging the clipper
• With some models, the motor or battery can become inconsistent after a few months or a year and cut in and out
• You have to buy extra clipper blades separately – at present you only get a 10 blade with it

Overall

• The clipper is good when it works. It appears there may be some issues with the charger, motor and battery on some models – which is not what you would expect for the price. It’s probably better to look elsewhere for the time being until whatever is causing these issues for some users to be resolved. The warranty is a limited 1 year warranty at the moment, and you would probably expect it to be a bit longer than that for the price.

View the Andis Pulse ZR Cordless Clipper on Amazon

Andis Pulse ZR Cordless Clipper: Buyer’s Guide

Who Might The Andis Pulse ZR Cordless Clipper Be For?

• Those looking for a 5 speed clipper
• Those looking for a cordless clipper
• Those looking for a rechargeable clipper
• Those looking for a pet, or human clipper
• Those looking for a clipper with detachable blades
• Those looking for a clipper for light to medium thickness coats

Who Might The Andis Pulse ZR Cordless Clipper NOT Be For?

• Those looking for a corded clipper
• Those looking for a cheap clipper
• Those looking for a cordless clipper with a removable battery

Where To Read More About Andis UltraEdge & CeramicEdge Blades?

You can read these guides:

• Andis CeramicEdge Blades Guide
• Andis UltraEdge Blades Guide

Where To Find More Information On What Blades To Use On What Dogs?

If you Google ‘Andis Grooming Chart’, Andis has a PDF you can check out that suggests the different blades to use for each breed, or dogs in general.

For specific breeds, you might groom in a specific style.

Google ‘Andis Poodle Grooming Guide’ for a poodle grooming guide and you can find blade selection tips for different styles like Sporting, Puppy, Miami, Bichon etc.

Do the same thing and replace ‘poodle’ with the name of the breed you want to groom to find their relevant guides.

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