REVIEW – My short-haired dog Addy does not send me to the groomer very often, which keeps that part of pet ownership simple and cheap. My mom’s dog Rosey is the opposite. Her Chow mix coat seems to need attention constantly, and professional grooming adds up fast. The Oneisall Pet Grooming Kit & Vacuum is meant for exactly that situation: it combines clippers, brushes, trimming tools, and a vacuum so loose hair goes into a container instead of onto your clothes, deck, floor, and furniture. After using it on Rosey, I found it to be a very useful home grooming setup with only a few tradeoffs, especially at the $109.99 price.
What this kit is for
The Oneisall Pet Grooming Kit & Vacuum is both a grooming kit and a small vacuum cleaner. The vacuum connects to several attachments so hair is pulled away while you brush or trim. The rechargeable clipper can also be used without the hose, which is handy for clipping hair, trimming around paws, or powering the nail grinder.
The kit arrived in a plain cardboard box that looked almost too small for the amount of gear inside. Everything was individually wrapped or tucked into a protective slot, so the packaging was basic but effective.
Everything in the box
- Vacuum unit
- Electric Clipper
- Clipper charging cable
- 6 Clipper Guide Combs (3/6/9/12/18/23mm)
- Vacuum Hose
- Vacuum Crevice Tool
- Vacuum Cleaning Brush
- Pet Paw Trimmer
- Pet Nail Grinder
- Deshedding Brush
- Grooming Brush
- Attachment Storage Tray
- Carrying bag
- User manual
- Replacement filter
Specifications
- Input: 110V-130V-60Hz
- Power: 300W
- Hose Length: 5ft. (1.5M)
- Container Capacity: 50oz. (1.5L)
- Clipper Battery Capacity: 2200mAh
- Dimensions: 11.9 x 8.7 x 5.12in (302 x 220 x 130MM)
- Wire Length: 8.2ft (2.5M)
- Maximum Noise: 60dB
- Weight 9.59 lbs
Vacuum design
Oneisall went with a clean white and blue design that looks more like a small home appliance than a grooming gadget. The rounded plastic body is light enough to carry around, but it still feels sturdy enough for routine use.
The clear 1.5L container is the center of the system. It lets you see exactly how much hair has been collected, which is useful because a thick coat like Rosey’s fills it sooner than expected.
A small tab releases the container from the vacuum body. Emptying it is not difficult, but with a long-haired dog it becomes a repeated part of the job.
Once the container is removed, the two-stage filtration system is easy to reach for cleaning.
The black sponge filter handles the bigger debris and loose hair before air reaches the inner filter.
The white HEPA filter is the finer filter, and Oneisall includes a replacement in the box.
The top of the vacuum has membrane controls for power and suction speed. A built-in handle makes it easy to move the unit as you work around a restless dog.
The vacuum itself is corded, so you need an outlet nearby. The power cord is 8.2ft (2.5M), which gave me enough room on the deck.
The front port is where the 5ft. (1.5M) hose connects. That length is enough to let the vacuum sit nearby while the attachment moves around the dog.
The hose is semi-clear and segmented, so you can see hair moving through it and notice a blockage before it gets frustrating.
One end connects to the vacuum and container assembly with a gray locking collar.
The attachment end uses a blue and white latch, and it clicked securely onto the tools I used.
Attachments and storage
The kit gives you a lot to sort through: the rechargeable clipper, six clipper guards, nail grinder, paw trimmer, comb, cleaning brush, crevice tool, deshedding brush, and grooming brush. Some are more important than others, but the useful pieces are very useful.
The tray turned out to be one of the better included accessories. It keeps the attachments organized, visible, and close enough that you are not hunting for a part while your dog is losing patience.
The clipper is the most important tool in the kit. It is rechargeable, it can be used independently, and it had no trouble cutting through Rosey’s thick black coat.
On the side of the clipper are the power switch, USB-C charging port, and LED battery indicator. The controls are simple and easy to understand.
The clear suction opening below the blades is the clever part. With the vacuum connected, freshly cut hair is pulled toward the hose instead of falling away.
The hose attaches to the underside of the clipper and stays put while trimming.
The six guide combs cover 3/6/9/12/18/23mm lengths, which helps prevent an accidental too-short buzz cut.
The clipper comes with a cleaning brush and a USB-A to USB-C cable. A USB power brick is not included, which is disappointing but not surprising.
The grooming brush became one of my most used attachments. It loosens hair as you brush, and a button pushes the collected hair into the center vacuum opening.
The deshedding brush is also useful for long-haired dogs. Its vacuum port sits right below the brush teeth so shed hair is pulled away as you work.
The nail grinder replaces the clipper blade assembly and runs from the clipper battery. It is meant to make nail maintenance easier than using traditional clippers.
The clear guard around the grinder helps capture nail trimmings and route them into the vacuum container.
The paw trimmer is for detail work around paws, ears, and eyes. Like the grinder, it mounts to the clipper body, and its small duct helps vacuum up the trimmed hair.
The crevice tool and cleaning brush are standard vacuum accessories. They are not the main reason to buy the kit, but they let the vacuum double as a small cleaner.
Oneisall also includes a cloth carrying bag, which is useful if you want to keep the full kit together between grooming sessions.
The kit generally feels well thought out, so the spelling mistake printed on the clipper stood out. It does not affect performance, but it does make the product look less polished.
Setup
Getting ready is simple: charge the clipper, choose an attachment or guide comb, connect the hose if you want vacuum collection, then plug in the vacuum unit.
The USB-C charging port is on the side of the clipper and works with the included USB-A to USB-C cable.
Charging the 2200mAh battery takes about an hour. When all three blue LEDs are lit, the clipper is full and should run for a little less than two hours.
After charging, you snap on the guide comb that matches the length you want.
With the hose connected and the vacuum plugged in, the kit is ready to use.
Grooming Rosey
Rosey was not thrilled about being my test subject, but the kit made the process calmer and cleaner than I expected. I started with the grooming brush before moving to the clipper.
The grooming brush removed an impressive amount of loose hair. It also immediately showed the kit’s biggest weakness: the container fills up quickly with a coat like Rosey’s.
I had to stop several times to empty the container. That is not hard, but it does interrupt the flow of grooming.
Once the loose hair was under control, I used the clipper to trim her coat. I am not a professional groomer, yet I was still able to give her a respectable trim without much drama.
Clipping filled the container even faster than brushing. The vacuum did catch the hair, but the 1.5L container is small for a thick, long coat.
Rosey stayed surprisingly relaxed. The vacuum’s 60dB maximum noise level helped, and after a few minutes she seemed more interested in treats and attention than in the tool noise.
The result was a grooming session that would have cost far more at a groomer. The clipper and paw trimmer handled Rosey’s thick hair well, the storage tray kept the right tools nearby, and the vacuum kept hair off my clothes and the deck. I do wish the suction were stronger, but quieter operation may be part of that compromise.
What worked well
- Vacuum functions great with clipper and grooming brush
- Sound is mitigated enough not to frighten pet
- Attachment storage tray is a great way to keep things organized
What could be better
- Container for hair fills up too quickly
- Not all attachments are useful
- Vacuum suction could be stronger
Quick Questions
Q: How many guide comb lengths does the Oneisall clipper include?
A: Six, covering 3mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, 18mm, and 23mm trim lengths.
Q: What’s the main complaint about the vacuum?
A: The 1.5L hair container fills up fast on a thick or long coat, so grooming gets interrupted for repeated emptying.
Q: Does the clipper work without the vacuum hose attached?
A: Yes, the rechargeable clipper can be used on its own, independent of the vacuum.
Q: How long does the clipper battery last on a charge?
A: About two hours of runtime from roughly an hour of charging the 2200mAh battery.
Final thoughts
The Oneisall Pet Grooming Kit & Vacuum did better with Rosey’s unruly coat than I expected. Using the clippers with the vacuum hose kept cut hair out of the surrounding area, and the lower noise level kept her from getting too nervous. The small container forced frequent emptying, and not every attachment will become part of my routine, but the clipper, grooming brush, and paw trimmer already justify the kit for me. At $109.99, it is easy to recommend for anyone with a shaggy dog who wants to reduce grooming bills and keep loose fur under control at home.
Price: $109.99
Product Link: Oneisall
Source: The sample of this product was provided by Oneisall.
RATING: 4 stars
