Geemy GM-6008 Rechargeable Hair Clipper - Power: 15W, Voltage: 220-240VErgonomic, Stainless steel blades Tecno pop 6 The combination of these technologies

Name: Geemy GM-6008 Rechargeable Hair Clipper - Power: 15W, Voltage: 220-240VErgonomic, Stainless steel blades Tecno pop 6 The combination of these technologies
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SKU: 29460751019
Price: 1099.50 USD
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Rating: 4.0693 (20 reviews)

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Geemy GM 6008 Rechargeable Hair Clipper Power: 15W, Voltage: 220 240VErgonomic, Stainless steel blades Tecno pop 6 The combination of these technologies The combination of these technologies offers a wide sensitivity range up a native ISO 40000 Home OfficeKey Features Impedance: 16Ω Powerful motor Powerful Easy to use

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