MULTIM Replacement Trimmer Blade for Remington Hair Electric Clippers Compatible with Remington HC4250, HC4240, HJ2018 Self-Haircut Spare Accessories

My Phllibus (seems to be a Remington copy or poss other country - no idea!) simply stopped working. Motor all good - blade not cutting at all. Tried unscrewing and cleaning deeply... Nope, no difference! SO I had to go get hair cut at pro barber shop for men only...bit expensive as all prices up - the cut took less than 15 mins.New blade UNIT arrived - the whole unit not just the blade attachment which would mean unscrewing etc etc. This one simply slots in the way the origin does... easy.It ran straight away - and neatly cut resulting in about a combined 5 - 10 cm additional hair off.So much better overall and a reminder that for this kind of trimmed plan you don't need a barber...

Fits my Remington no problem and it’s value for money.

Not an original product and you can tell as it's a lot louder but still cuts fine

It's been a reliable replacement so far.

I decided to take a gamble on this because my quick cut had started to struggle cutting although battery was still fine, but how I wish I had listened to the reviews which said this replacement blade cuts unevenly.It's easy enough to install but cutting wise, it's useless. Cut is uneven, meaning you have to go over and over to get an even finish.So whilst it does eventually clip your hair, I think it's unfit for purpose because it is sold as a replacement blade for the QUICK CUT, whereas with this it should be described as cuts hair eventually.Don't bother buying. Spend your money on a cheap set of clippers, it will cut your hair better and quicker.

The cutting blades where to replace the original ones, I have used them twice, they fitted my Remmington Hair Trimmer perfectly. I have used them twice & they have cut my hair without any problems

Seems to be as close of a replacement as possible. It fits perfectly and cuts just the same as the original. Mine felt slightly oily out of the bag, however I suspect it’s because the manufacturer lubricated the blade beforehand.

Stumbled across this by accident as I was about to buy my third new clipper !Swapped the blades and it’s good as new . Also realised if you undo the old blades 2 screws and clean it well it too also works again.