Amazon.com : Nail Clippers for Men with Catcher - KLIPP Heavy Duty Razor-Sharp Self-Collecting Nail Cutter, Ergonomic Lever for Fingernails & Toenails, Ideal Gift for Men & Grooming Gifts Includes Ziplock Pouch : Beauty & Personal Care

I had a cheap pair of clippers and needed something more durable and robust. These clippers are clearly that with a solid feel and clipping ability. The downside is that the cutter head is fairly bulky and makes it a bit tricky to properly align for consistent cutting. I’m used to the traditional Bassett clippers which are a bit more dainty and you can position them more accurately for consistent cuts. I didn’t return these cutters and expect to continue using them, but I wouldn't recommend them if cutting placement and accuracy is important to you.

i love love LOVE these nail clippers! i bought them once several years ago and they’ve held up perfectly — these are the only clippers i use to cut my nails now. the compartment that keeps the nail clippings in is pretty neat, i’ve not had any issues with it but there are a few things to keep in mind. the compartment isn’t intended to store the nail clippings over several uses before emptying out, and is rather a mechanism to help prevent a mess of nail clippings on the floor. when opening and closing the clippers, the door to the compartment opens and closes as well, so you should empty it out after each use before putting them away, otherwise the nail clippings will fall out. it’s also important to note that if you turn the clippers upside down while the compartment is full, the clippings will fall out unless you’re pressing the clippers down. its pretty straightforward though, and again, i haven’t had any issues. the clippers themselves cut through nails super easily and leave them feeling fairly smooth/not harsh or jagged. overall i would definitely recommend!

First of all, it should go without saying that I am a fastidious person. You likely are too if you're considering this particular item. So you should agree that few things are more disgusting than finger/toenails on the loose. Others more so than mine, but that should go without saying. As such, these particular clippers should be mandatory for everyone going forward. At least for those within my circles. So then, my review is as follows after one use (approximately ten clips, give or take).My first thought was that these clippers have some weight. Meaning they have the feel of a quality cutting device yet not so heavy as to make them difficult to use. They look well-made, and all moving parts worked flawlessly. I didn't notice any instructions, but let's be real, is that necessary? Maybe they did, and I didn't notice them because they work similarly to a standard nail clipper, and the ingenious little nail capture compartment was self-explanatory.Upon using them, I resorted to my usual stance out of sheer habit. That is to say, I crouched down close to the bathroom floor and began clipping my nails over the waste basket, not even realizing I was defeating the very purpose of why I purchased this item in the first place! I quickly realized my error, but before I did, I made an unexpected discovery. Due to the awkward position of having my hands beneath the rim of the tiny bathroom trash can, the clippers were incorrectly pointing downward, which apparently spills the contents of the nail-capture container out of the clipper's "mouth". I thought for a moment that they weren't working as advertised until I realized this was not the intended way of clipping one's nails. Upon standing up and proceeding with my hands horizontal to the floor, not a single clipping escaped the compartment. They work!There is a tiny lid that you can open and expel the vile contents when you're finished, but I found that simply pointing the clippers downward over the trash and shaking gently removes them without effort. A convenient little discovery for me, but you do as you please. Some folks may want to revel at their accomplishment like gazing with pride at a miniature pile of raked leaves; to each his own.Superficially speaking, as a designer, I have to say they also have a sleek look, a pleasing warm gray color, and a crisp, clean logo emblazoned on the lever. And they come with a tiny zip-lock, translucent red plastic storage bag. Nice for traveling, I suppose, but these clippers are suitable to be stored in a small, black velvet drawstring bag. Maybe I'm getting carried away now.Bottom line, they are of good quality, they work well, and I give them a well-manicured thumbs-up.