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A 79300 Color Pro listing should be assessed as a model-specific haircutting kit, not as a “400 W” beard trimmer. This page’s older URL contains that phrase, but we have no manufacturer evidence establishing a 400-watt motor. A package or listing suffix must not be converted into an electrical-power specification.
Colour helps memory; the marked length controls the cut
A colour-coded guard system can make it easier to remember a household’s preferred settings. The useful detail is still the length moulded into the actual guard. A missing colour does not tell you what a replacement should be, and a similar-looking comb is not proof of secure fit.
For beard work, consider access around the mouth as well as the available length. A haircutting clipper can reduce bulk with the correct guide, but that does not make it equivalent to a narrow detail trimmer or a foil shaver. A kit with many scissors, clips and combs may have fewer relevant beard-length options than its piece count suggests.
How to compare an older Color Pro offer
- Record the complete 79300 package suffix and the electrical rating on the appliance.
- List the actual guard lengths supplied, especially the shortest one you intend to use.
- Match the package to its manual through Wahl before assuming another Color Pro generation is equivalent.
Do not borrow rechargeable features from a current Color Pro Cordless listing. The family name alone does not establish whether the offered tool is corded, cordless or suitable for operation in your region.
Does this retained URL certify the old specification?
No. It remains available so existing readers can find the corrected guidance. The unsupported wattage is not repeated as a product fact.
Sources: Wahl manual finder and manufacturer clipper range. Our guard-size guide explains how to compare lengths. No motor-power measurement is claimed.
