Professional Stainless Steel Nail Clippers Set with Swing-Out Nail Cleaner & Nail File - Sharp Fingernail & Toenail Clippers with Ergonomic Wide Press Lever - Perfect for Home, Travel & Salon Manicure/Pedicure Kits

I have three different nail clippers, and overall I like Clyppi the best. However, I like different things about each one. I have the Tweezerman fingernail clippers, the Japanese Green Bell clipper, and these (the Clyppi fingernail clipper).Of these, the Clyppi is the only one with a built-in under-fingernail cleaner/nail file. The Clyppi cuts cleanly, but perhaps a bit too roughly; a nail file is definitely needed after the cut. The Clyppi cutting head is wider than the Green Bell's and the Tweezerman's. The Clyppi has a nice size and medium to light weight, and is nicely balanced in weight over the unit.By comparison, the Green Bell clippers are much heavier, but are strangely unbalanced in weight; sometimes I feel like they are going to fall out of my hand. The quality of the steel is good, though. The Green Bell clippers are also the largest of the three clippers. The Green Bell clippers have the narrowest clipping head, but they do a clean, smooth job of cutting. However, they may have some trouble getting into the corners of a nail, as the cutting head is somewhat rounded at the edges. The Green Bell clippers do have the shallowest cutting head, so it can get into smaller areas, if the roundedness of the cutting head is not a problem.The Tweezerman clippers do a nice job of cutting the nail cleanly. A good, basic, relatively smooth cut. They are the smallest in size of the three clippers I have, and yet also have the deepest cutting head, so getting into tight spaces could be an issue, but they have reasonably square corners on the cutting head to get into the tight corners. The cutting head is almost as wide as that on the Clyppi.I actually do have some other clippers, Revlon and such, but they cut with such poor quality I am not even considering them here.