VGR Professional Hair Trimmer V 901

The VGR V-901 is a high-performance trimmer that steps up from the V-987 by offering a more robust all-metal (Zinc Alloy) body and a multi-speed motor. It is often marketed as a "top-line" model because it combines the precision of a trimmer with the power and adjustability of a clipper.
Here is the discrete breakdown for the V-901:
Core Specifications
* Battery: 1600 mAh Lithium-ion.
* Runtime: Up to 240 minutes (4 hours) of continuous use.
* Charging Time: 2.5 hours via USB Type-C.
* Motor Speed: 4 adjustable speeds (5500, 6000, 6500, and 7000 RPM) to handle different hair textures.
* Blade System: Ceramic and powder metallurgy blades (self-sharpening and cooler to the touch than standard steel).
Key Features
* Adjustable Taper Lever: Unlike many standard trimmers, the V-901 features a side lever to adjust the blade depth (0.8mm to 2.0mm), making it excellent for blending and fading.
* Premium Metal Housing: A heavy-duty, zinc alloy build that provides a professional weight and better heat dissipation.
* Smart LED Display: Displays current battery percentage, selected RPM speed, and a maintenance/oil alert.
* Cord/Cordless: Can be used while charging if the battery runs low during a cut.
* Safety Features: Includes battery overheat protection to ensure the motor doesn't burn out during heavy use.
What’s in the Box?
* VGR V-901 Trimmer
* 4 Guide Combs (1mm, 3mm, 5mm, 7mm)
* USB Type-C Charging Cable
* Blade Protection Cap
* Cleaning Brush & Lubricating Oil
V-987 vs. V-901: Quick Comparison
| Feature | V-987 | V-901 |
|---|---|---|
| Battery Life | 400 Minutes | 240 Minutes |
| Body Material | Plastic | Zinc Alloy (Metal) |
| Adjustability | Fixed Blade | Taper Lever (Adjustable) |
| Speeds | Turbo Mode | 4 Variable Speeds |
| Best For | Detailing & Travel | Professional Fades & Bulk |
> User Note: While the V-987 wins on raw battery life, the V-901 is the superior tool for actual hairstyling due to its metal build and adjustable lever.
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