device for head trimming

[beauxarts]

I like a very tight head trimming ... the shortest possible. At a salon, a stylist used the Wella Contura on me. I liked everything about it, and am considering purchasing one. Rechargeable batteries, quiet, small and flexible, and excellent cutting features.

More information here: http://www.wellaprofessionals.co.uk/hairdresser/products/appliances_furniture/appliances/small_appliances/contura_clipper_ii/index.php.

The trouble is the product is only available in the UK (or so it seems), and has a UK plug.

I am hoping forum members can mention trimmers that have comparable features to the Wella Contura with a US plug. I am not not price sensitive for high quality. Your input is greatly appreciated.

[Polarbear]

Hi. I use the Wahl Bald Fader. It is good, it's very short

[tomgallagher]

Try the Conair Cleanhead. Very close.

[CraftyGuy]

Another fan of the Conair Cleanhead here 

[Pshrynk]

Been using the Cleanhead for a month or so now -- works pretty good & quality is so so -- but it's also fairly low priced

[Metch]

you could just purchase an adapter for the plug

[BlackJamesRackham]

damn just saw the price for it on ebay...quite expensive.

i'm also looking for some clippers that cut down real close. i have some andis fade master clippers which definitely get close, but they can be awkward to use on the back of your head, and actually take a layer or two of skin off at times too. not so much that you'll bleed, but with aftershave, you'll definitely feel it.

i just bought some conair chopper clippers, since they show a bald dude on the box and claim they're perfect for ultra close bald and fade styling, however i didn't open them yet. i checked out some reviews online and apparently it leaves a long stubble. so i might just return them.

[Nonick]

So, why trim if it's such a pain?  Are you trying to get the 3 day beard look on your head? 
I guess I'm just "lazy" and use the Fusion.