Specifications
| Brand | oneisall |
|---|---|
| Kit Type | All-in-One Kit |
| Pieces Included | 15 Pieces |
| Power Source | Cordless |
| Length Settings | 6 Settings |
| Noise Level | 60 dB |
Pros
- Flexible power use
- More grooming tools
- Effective deshedding brush
Cons
- Loud grooming noise
- Nail-grinder clogging
- Frequent grinder cleaning
The Verdict
The oneisall Dog Grooming Vacuum Nail Grinder kit targets shed cleanup and trimming in one setup, with 6 length settings for coat work. It can be a good home option, but nail grinding is a weak spot due to clogging and frequent grinder cleaning needs. If you want low-effort brush and deshed sessions plus a vacuum-friendly workflow, this fits. If you want quick, low-maintenance nail care, it will frustrate you.
Who it's for: Owners who groom regularly and vacuum during grooming will like the deshedding and hair management tools, accepting extra upkeep for the nail grinder and its cleaning routine.
Who should skip it: People who hate loud tools or want nail grinding to stay clean with minimal effort should look for a quieter grinder or a no-vacuum grooming kit.
In-Depth Review
Performance
With a Performance score of 7.6, this oneisall kit lands in the “Efficient, consistent grooming” zone, especially when you treat it as a vacuum-first grooming workflow. The kit is an All-in-One Kit, but it really shines when you connect tools to the vacuum hose for shedding and cleanup. That pairing matters because loose hair management is where most owners lose time.
For coat work, you get a 6-setting guard comb lineup (3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18 mm). That helps you make repeatable trims without guessing. It also makes the grooming results feel steadier across sessions, since you can return to the same guard choice. The included Effective deshedding brush also stays central to performance. In day-to-day use, it helps lift hair rather than just pushing it around.
The main performance drag is nail grinding. The listed cons include Nail-grinder clogging, which can interrupt the grind and slow the job. There is also a noise issue, listed as Loud grooming noise. If your goal is quick nail sessions with minimal fuss, this grinder needs more attention than the clipper and brush setup.
Comfort
With a Comfort score of 7.8, the kit fits the “Gentle on sensitive skin” description. The comfort story here is mostly about control and stress reduction. You can do a full routine without constant tool swaps between brushing and cleanup, because the kit is meant to be used with vacuum-assisted hair collection. That reduces the time your pet spends being handled.
Noise sets the ceiling on comfort. The kit lists a vacuum noise level of 60 dB, described as “below 60dB.” Even then, 60 dB is still noticeable in a home. The cons also call out Loud grooming noise, and that lines up with how pets react during grinding, not brushing. If your dog startles easily, plan for slow introductions and short sessions.
Comfort also ties to how often you need to stop and restart. When the nail grinder clogs, you lose momentum, and that can increase fidgeting. The cons list Frequent grinder cleaning, which indirectly affects comfort by adding downtime.
Build Quality
With a Build Quality score of 7.4, this kit sits in “Durable housing, secure parts” territory, but with a clear exception: the nail grinder maintenance burden. The kit includes 15 pieces, including both grooming tools and cleaning tools. In real use, that usually helps you keep attachments working instead of improvising replacements.
Oneisall lists a Cordless power source for the core grooming machine. Cordless use can reduce snag risks around your pet and your own feet. It also changes how you load the system during trimming, since you are not relying on a cable length while maneuvering near paws and legs.
Even with solid overall construction, the cons point to wear points. Nail-grinder clogging and Frequent grinder cleaning suggest the grinder head needs ongoing attention to stay effective. If you do not clean it often, performance can slide. That is less about the grinder failing outright and more about how the design handles nail dust.
Ease of Use
With an Ease of Use score of 7.7, the experience fits “Simple length changes.” The clearest example is the 6 guard settings listed for trimming (3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18 mm). That makes it easier to replicate a look and to adjust for sensitive areas without guesswork.
Setup also benefits from the kit’s role as an all-in-one grooming system. The description calls it a “complete pet grooming kit” and points to the workflow of using the vacuum hose connection for grooming and cleanup. That aligns with the included tools count of 15 pieces, which includes a hose, multiple grooming tools, and cleaning help. In practice, you spend more time grooming and less time chasing the “right” accessory.
Cleaning is still a mixed bag. The cons explicitly list Frequent grinder cleaning. That means you can keep the clipper and brush routine simple, but nail grinding adds a maintenance step. The kit includes a cleaning brush and a crevice tool, which helps you stay on top of buildup. Still, you must build cleaning into your routine if you want consistent nail-grinding results.
Value
With a Value score of 7.8, the kit matches the “Solid kit, smart accessories” line. The value comes from breadth. You get 15 pieces covering brushing and deshedding, trimming, and nail grinding. You also get a storage setup, including a storage bag and storage board, which matters for keeping an at-home kit organized.
The cordless approach supports practical value for routine grooming. With a Cordless power source, you can move between body areas without managing a cord. That helps during coat trims using the 6 guard comb settings and also during paw-focused work. It is not a small detail when you groom often.
But value depends on how you handle the grinder trade-offs. The cons include Nail-grinder clogging and Frequent grinder cleaning. If you hate maintenance, the grinder can reduce the “all-in-one” convenience. If you do not mind cleaning the head regularly, the rest of the kit works as a cohesive grooming and cleanup workflow, especially for shedding and quick touch-ups.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pieces come in the oneisall all in one dog grooming vacuum nail grinder kit?
The kit includes 15 pieces. This is meant to cover multiple grooming steps in one set, not just nail grinding.
Does the cordless nail grinder have adjustable length settings, and how many levels are there?
Yes. The kit offers 6 length settings, which helps you control how short the coat grooming attachments cut or trim. You will still want to start longer and work down gradually.
What is the noise level for this grooming vacuum and grinder combo?
The kit is rated around 60 dB. That still counts as loud in many homes, and you may need ear protection or short sessions if your dog is sensitive.
Will the vacuum deshedding brush work on heavy shedding coats?
It can help with deshedding because the kit includes an effective deshedding brush. For thick coats, you may need repeated passes, and you should check the head regularly so hair does not build up.
My main worry is the nail grinder clogging. How often does it clog and what should I do?
Clogging happens often enough to be a common complaint, so you should expect to stop and clear the grinder during use. The manufacturer setup may not prevent it, so plan on frequent cleaning. If you hear the grinder strain or slow down, pause and clean right away.
How do I clean and maintain the grinder since it needs frequent cleaning?
You should clean the grinder more often than you might with other nail tools to avoid buildup. Keep a small brush or cloth nearby, and remove debris after each grooming session. If you skip cleaning, clogging and slower grinding are more likely.
Final Verdict
This oneisall grooming kit is a recommended buy for owners who want a vacuum assisted setup and a multi tool routine, not just nail grinding. The standout strength is the effective deshedding brush that pulls more loose hair. The main weakness is the nail grinder clogging, which means you must stop to clean it often. Expect loud noise during use.
If you can handle the cleaning and noise, and you value a fuller grooming tool set with vacuum help, this is a solid pick for regular at home grooming sessions.
