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Product review Philips HC5450/83 hair clipper 5000 series

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Consumer overview of the reliable Philips 5000 series clippers and trimmers HC5450/83 

Philips HC5450/83 hair clipper 5000 series review
Philips HC5450/83 hair clipper 5000 series

Today we are going to review yet another product that is suitable for Christmas present this year - the Philips C5450/83 hair clipper from their 5000 series. The exact model is HC5450/83 and it is offered worldwide, including UK.

To begin with, here are the basic specs of the Philips HC5450/83 hair clipper:

Philips HC5450/83 specifications

  • C utter width: 41  mm
  • Cutting element
  • Titanium blades
  • Number of length settings: 24
  • Range of length settings
  • From 0.5 to 23  mm
Precision (size of steps)
  • By 1  mm

Precision beard comb
  • 1.5 mm beard comb
  • 3 mm beard comb
  • 5 mm comb
  • Operation: Corded and cordless
  • Charging time: 1  hour
  • Running time on battery: 90 minutes
  • Battery type: Ni-MH
Cleaning
  • Washable blades
  • Maintenance-free
  • No oil needed

Philips Hair clipper 5000 series HC5450/83 - video presentation and review



 Top Philips HC5450/83 features
  • Titanium blades for fast, sharp cut
  • 24 length settings 0.5 - 23 mm
  • 3 beard combs, 1 hair comb, hard case
  • 90 mins cordless use/1 hr charge. Dry use only

Reading the online reviews I can confirm that most consumers are happy with their purchase of the HC5450/83. It is a simple clipper, reliable, sturdy and also priced quite competitively.

Price
The price that you need to pay for the Philips HC5450/83 is £30. The suggested retail price from Philips is £55 which is way too much for many. At eBay and Amazon you can easily find clippers from the 5000 series for under £30. I think it is well worth paying up to £35 but not more.

Similar hair clippers and trimmers I can recommend (including some alternatives of the Philips HC5450/83):
  1. Philips QC5370/15 hair clipper Plus
  2. Rowenta TN1600 hair clipper
  3. Philips MG3747 Multigroom all-in-one trimmer

Product warranty and guarantee
Philips HC5450/83 comes with standard 2-year guarantee plus and 3 years when you register the product online.

Thanks for checking our Philips HC5450/83 hair clipper consumer test and review, hope the information presented was useful.

What is your opinion about this quality clipper?
Please let me know your thoughts, how would you rate the HC5450/83 trimmer based on its specifications?
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