Seki Edge Stainless Steel Fingernail Clipper

Certes ce n'est assurément pas le coupe-ongles le moins du marché, mais c'est le meilleur que j'ai jamais eu. Il coupe très bien, et cela avec un minimum d'effort; de plus il est élégant et il a l'air solide, bref je suis pleinement satisfait par cet achat. Du made in Japan dans la plus pure tradition : qualité et efficacité. A l'heure de la course au moins cher, fabriqué dans le pays appelé l'usine du monde, certaines entreprises misent encore sur la QUALITE, même si celle-ci a un prix... Je conseille ce produit : l'essayer c'est l'adopter.

This is a very solid and very sharp nail clipper. It is made in Japan and while it costs more than something you would buy at Walmart, it works better than any nail clipper I have ever used. I was originally concerned that my hands might slip while using this (lack of a grippy surface) but these have an ergonomic grip which is not only comfortable but it doesn't slip. What makes them better than any other nail clipper I have used, is the amount of pressure it takes to use. A small amount of pressure ends up making a nice clean cut. They are very sharp. Finally, unlike the cheap, chrome coated nail clippers, this is actually stainless steel. The cheap ones end up getting chipped and sometimes the coating simply flakes off. If you are looking for a sharp and high quality nail clipper you will not have to replace anytime soon, spend the extra money. you will not be sorry you did.

Absolute quality, cuts with precision due to the very sharp clips. No cracking of the nails at all, just like cutting with scissors. The best nail cutter I have ever had. It's certainly not small or big, a good size really. Definitely recommend to all.

Yes! It did a better job.

The sharpness of the cutter is good, has always cut well and was very easy to use. The problem with it however, is that after a month and a half of near daily use, the bottom of the pin that holds the arm to the cutter part just disintegrated. It seems to me like a pretty massive design fault that the metal part that is in constant contact with another piece of metal is made so thin, that just by the rotation back and forth of the arm from the cutting position to the default position, it will wear out completely within maybe a few hundred uses. I suppose it could be a manufacturing issue of some kind, but for the price I paid (25 euros!), I expected it to last me at the very least a year.