Clipper Warranties

Should You Care About Clipper Warranties? Here’s Why It Actually Matters

When shopping for a new hair clipper or trimmer, most people focus on sharp blades, strong motors, and sleek designs—but there’s one thing that often gets overlooked: the warranty.

It might not seem exciting, but the warranty can tell you a lot about the quality of the product and the company behind it. Whether you're a pro barber or just cutting your own hair at home, here's why that warranty matters more than you think.

🛠️ What Does a Warranty Really Mean?

A warranty is basically the brand’s way of saying, “We stand by our product.” If something goes wrong—like a faulty motor or a battery that stops holding a charge—a good warranty can save you from paying out of pocket or buying a whole new clipper.

Not all warranties are created equal though, and not every company makes the process easy. Some are super vague. Some make you jump through hoops. Others barely cover anything.

That’s why it’s worth looking closer.

🔍 What to Look For in a Clipper Warranty:

• Length of coverage – One year is common, but how that year is handled makes a big difference

• What’s covered – Does it include just parts? The motor? Battery? What about the blades?

• Ease of support – Can you contact someone easily, or is it a long back-and-forth?

• Extra fees or conditions – Some brands charge fees even within the warranty window

⭐ Why Our Warranty Actually Matters

When you buy a clipper, you're not just buying the tool—you’re trusting that it’ll last. At Supreme Trimmer, we take that seriously. That’s why we offer a 1-year limited warranty that covers the most important stuff: internal manufacturing defects like issues with the motor, battery, or PCB. If something goes wrong on the inside, we’ve got you. Just reach out, and we’ll make it right.

Now, to keep things fair, our warranty doesn’t cover external damage—like if the clipper is dropped, misused, or modified. And while we cover the clipper itself, blades aren’t included. They naturally wear out over time, just like tires on a car.

We also like to keep things simple. Some brands offer warranties, but the fine print makes it harder to use. For example:

• Andis has a 2-year warranty, which sounds great—until you have to ship it to their service center and wait, sometimes without knowing if your issue will even qualify.

• TPOB offers a 1-year warranty, but after 90 days, you have to pay a £19/$25 handling fee—and if it’s over a year, they’ll charge £40/$50 for parts and labor. That adds up fast.

At the end of the day, we want things to be easy and fair. If your Supreme Trimmer clipper has a real issue, we won’t send you in circles. Just hit us up, and our team will take care of you.

Because we don’t just believe in our tools—we back them.

💡 Final Thoughts

Warranties might not be the flashiest feature, but they’re one of the most important. A clear, honest warranty shows that a brand stands behind its products—and its customers.

So next time you’re looking at a new clipper, take a second to check the warranty. It says more about the company than most people realize.

And if you ever need support from us? We’re here, ready to help.