RoboCut & Flowbee

WyteWatt

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I can't believe they expect you to believe that these things can do a good job. I don't even know how good the company is who makes them and never heard of them before. They expect you to believe that they do a good job lol. There no way. I have been reading a lot of good reviews though but I don't believe them because there no way its worth it because of the noise alone. Its just not something that I think would work well or be worth it. To expensive to risk trying. I can't believe they actually sell something like this. What were these people thinking? lol
 

WyteWatt

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Well I read about a equal amount of good and bad reviews I would say.

Some thought it was ok but not that good of a haircut. Nothing like you get when you pay $10 some said. Though they said for some people that may be ok.
 

Fritzo

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The Flowbee actually worked really well! It was like a good pair or trimmers that sucked up the hair. Your hair had to be at least a couple of inches long for it to work though.

It worked for men's hair well, but I wouldn't use it on women's hair.
 

WyteWatt

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Originally posted by: Fritzo
The Flowbee actually worked really well! It was like a good pair or trimmers that sucked up the hair. Your hair had to be at least a couple of inches long for it to work though.

It worked for men's hair well, but I wouldn't use it on women's hair.


Have you used it before please?

I thing I don't like is the noise it would have and how big it is. Plus I don't see how it can work well on my hair.
 
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Originally posted by: imtim83
Originally posted by: Fritzo
The Flowbee actually worked really well! It was like a good pair or trimmers that sucked up the hair. Your hair had to be at least a couple of inches long for it to work though.

It worked for men's hair well, but I wouldn't use it on women's hair.


Have you used it before please?

I thing I don't like is the noise it would have and how big it is. Plus I don't see how it can work well on my hair.

I know someone with the flowbee...he has medium length hair and uses it. You can't really do complicated cuts, but simple styles are doable.
 

WyteWatt

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Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: imtim83
Originally posted by: Fritzo
The Flowbee actually worked really well! It was like a good pair or trimmers that sucked up the hair. Your hair had to be at least a couple of inches long for it to work though.

It worked for men's hair well, but I wouldn't use it on women's hair.


Have you used it before please?

I thing I don't like is the noise it would have and how big it is. Plus I don't see how it can work well on my hair.

I know someone with the flowbee...he has medium length hair and uses it. You can't really do complicated cuts, but simple styles are doable.


Is it really loud ?
 
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Originally posted by: imtim83
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: imtim83
Originally posted by: Fritzo
The Flowbee actually worked really well! It was like a good pair or trimmers that sucked up the hair. Your hair had to be at least a couple of inches long for it to work though.

It worked for men's hair well, but I wouldn't use it on women's hair.


Have you used it before please?

I thing I don't like is the noise it would have and how big it is. Plus I don't see how it can work well on my hair.

I know someone with the flowbee...he has medium length hair and uses it. You can't really do complicated cuts, but simple styles are doable.


Is it really loud ?


no louder than the vacuum you hook it up to
 

aircooled

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I've always wanted to get a flowbee just to try it out. might have to grab one off ebay one day for giggles...

 

Fritzo

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Originally posted by: imtim83
Originally posted by: Fritzo
The Flowbee actually worked really well! It was like a good pair or trimmers that sucked up the hair. Your hair had to be at least a couple of inches long for it to work though.

It worked for men's hair well, but I wouldn't use it on women's hair.


Have you used it before please?

I thing I don't like is the noise it would have and how big it is. Plus I don't see how it can work well on my hair.

Yep, had one several years ago. I always did a #3 on the sides and a #4 on top.
 

WyteWatt

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Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: imtim83
Originally posted by: Fritzo
The Flowbee actually worked really well! It was like a good pair or trimmers that sucked up the hair. Your hair had to be at least a couple of inches long for it to work though.

It worked for men's hair well, but I wouldn't use it on women's hair.


Have you used it before please?

I thing I don't like is the noise it would have and how big it is. Plus I don't see how it can work well on my hair.

Yep, had one several years ago. I always did a #3 on the sides and a #4 on top.

Haha I detect your sarcasim (Jowever you spell it sorry)

 

DrPizza

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The bad memories...
making pinwheels in 2nd grade... (1973ish) I said "hey, could you make a pinwheel out of razors and put it inside the hose for a vacuum? Then, the air would make it spin around, and you could suck up hair and cut it."

Teacher said, "don't be silly, Thomas."

*sigh* I coulda been rich.
 

TallBill

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Originally posted by: DrPizza
GRRRRRRRRRR
The bad memories...
making pinwheels in 2nd grade... (1973ish) I said "hey, could you make a pinwheel out of razors and put it inside the hose for a vacuum? Then, the air would make it spin around, and you could suck up hair and cut it."

Teacher said, "don't be silly, Thomas."

*sigh* I coulda been rich.

Hahahaha, pwned.

SUCK CUT, Waynes world! Party time!
 

nakedfrog

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Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: DrPizza
GRRRRRRRRRR
The bad memories...
making pinwheels in 2nd grade... (1973ish) I said "hey, could you make a pinwheel out of razors and put it inside the hose for a vacuum? Then, the air would make it spin around, and you could suck up hair and cut it."

Teacher said, "don't be silly, Thomas."

*sigh* I coulda been rich.

Hahahaha, pwned.

SUCK CUT, Waynes world! Party time!
It really does "suck." :p