Zwilling Twinox Twin S Nail Clipper, 60 mm

After great performance from the Zwilling predecessor, I was extremely disappointed with the performance of the current nail clipper. Impossible to clip fingernails evenly and the entire nail -- you do it in sections and it looks worse than it did before. Tension is insufficient to clasp the fingernail for a clean cut. Don't waste your money, you'll be disappointed and peeved. I just purchased a Becker-Solingen nailclipper for about the same price. Perfect performance.

this product sucks and it doesn’t stay open are fit in hand well but the blades are sharp is the only upside. i would not recommend to anyone. please save your money

not efficient enough , not sturdy enough... just bring back old version with 2 sizes and everyone happy

Does not trim the nail cleanly - poor performance. this is not sturdy enough to cut fingernails….

’m not sure where to begin. I’ve owned a Zwilling 3-piece nail care set — including the nail clipper, scissors, and nail file, for nearly 25 years. The quality has been exceptional, and it served me well for decades. Unfortunately, this year, the nail clipper broke. The internal metal mechanism that allows the clipper to spring back and function smoothly gave out. I was truly disappointed. After trying several other brands with poor results, I decided to purchase a new Zwilling set, hoping to regain the same quality and experience. However, I immediately noticed that the design of the nail clipper had changed. The new version requires you to push the lever back slightly before clipping. When I attempt to use it, the clipper doesn’t press all the way down, it stays partially open. Even when I press it multiple times, I hear a clicking sound, but it fails to cut my nails. After some trial and error, I realized the clipper must be positioned in a very specific way to work properly, which is frustrating and unreliable. Zwilling, I genuinely wish you had kept the original design, it was simple, effective, and unmatched in quality. I’m very disappointed with the new version. I’ve attached images for comparison, along with a video demonstrating how the new clipper behaves when pressed.

Doesn’t cut the nail. Looks sharp, but doesn’t work. Not functional.

The design is absolutely amazing. Who thought you could cram a nail clipper into such a slim profile? Unfortunately, it doesn't work well. I'll still stick it in a work bag since it barely takes up any space and can get the occasional hangnail, but I definitely wouldn't use if for trimming all of my nails.

For 20 years, I treasured my Zwilling clipper. Unfortunately, I lost them and ordered a new clipper. The new clipper is awful - does not cut, pulls at the skin and rips nails. Poor quality and construction. Disappointed. Do not buy if you want to clip hangnails or nails.

These nail clippers are beautiful. That is the only compliment I have to give. The design is terrible - they do not clip, as you cannot generate enough leverage or torque. Further, the nail clipper has a tendency to lock back up in the closed position because there is no mechanism to prevent that during use. It’s a sleek look but with poor functionality.

It cuts well. I should have read the specifications. These are miniature compared to clippers that I'm use to. You're more apt to lose them than to have them wear out or break them.