So base from this Andis GTX trimmer review, I’ll say it again and again: this is the best Andis trimmer, the company’s finest. Sure, for some people it might feel too robust, but for most, this machine will be an insane addition. For a trimmer that boasts of having an electromagnetic motor, being able to cut hair at 7200spm (Strokes per Minute) is definitely quite impressive. Its carbon-steel blades are manufactured to be extra tough and work through high volumes of hair without pulling on it. They’re also quite sharp, so be careful not to sink their teeth too deep in your skin. Just make sure that at the end of the day you are giving it a good brushing with an old toothbrush or something similar. I like to also take off the blade and use a can of compressed air to blow out the loose hairs that get trapped underneath.

It’s a perfect choice for any casual user, too. So without spending too much on an introduction, let’s see what this T-blade hair trimmer offers you. Well, this trimmer has been designed to shave as close as possible while mitigating the chances of accidental cuts. Looking at its specs right now. Looks like it has a T-Blade somewhat similar to the standard T Outliner. The biggest difference I see is the 5500 SPM motor. Quite weaker than the T Outliner, so if you’ll be going through more hair it might take a bit more time. Not only is it great for dry shaves but also it offers users the ease and precision needed to come up with perfectly shaped hairlines. Thanks for the review. If I may, I don’t know how much a three-prong electrical power cord makes in terms of “stability.” In terms of electrical power, the difference between a two-prong and a three-prong power cord, is that the two prong is a polarized system versus the three prong, which is a grounded system.

As you can see, we have a grey, hard plastic casing with an attractive switch on the lower part of the body. While there definitely are sturdier models than the T Outliner, it scores above average in this regard. At 5.5″ and 0.70 lbs, it’s a standard-sized trimmer. The model is ergonomic enough to guarantee you a stable, comfortable grip when you start working with the sharp Andis T blade. The T Outliner is for corded use only, coming with a 8-feet long cord. That’s just enough coverage to allow you mobility, no matter if you’re a casual user or a barber. And I’ve mentioned it before – to me, the GTX is the best Andis trimmer out there. I’ll explain why it outperforms both the standard Outliner and the T-Edjer too.

If you’ve read through the first part of this article, you know I’m leaning towards the T-Outliner. It does everything one would need, while also providing a little more control over detail work.

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No product is perfect and Andis T-Outliner definitely has some things you need to be aware of. Our Andis T-Outliner trimmer review is here to help. On the other hand, if you happen to be reading this in search of a professional trimmer to have at home, the Outliner 2 is a great choice if you do a lot of body trimming. If you feel it affects the quality of your cuts and you feel like DIY-ing it, here’s a video that might help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reE185jOUzs