Reddit mentions of Andis UltraEdge Super 2-Speed Detachable Blade Clipper, Professional Animal/Dog Grooming, Frustration Free Packaging, AGC2 (22685)

Depending on the clippers/coat type, this could go pretty well or very bad. I bought a cheapish pair of dog clippers first and...it took forever. Miserable. Not worth it. I was about to just give up and go for professional grooming, but I bought this $150 pair of clippers on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UT3EYPA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hot knife through butter. Probably took 10% of the time that it took with the old clippers.

Edit: my dog is a walking rug (Golden Doodle), so this may not be necessary for less thick coats.

ok, here you go:

• Metal Comb
  
• Pin Brush
  
• Detangler
  
• Clippers - I use these but Wahl is also really good
  
• Different Blades - if you get the Andis Clipper
  
• Metal comb attachments - get these and not the cheap plastic ones
  
• Grooming Table - This is optional but if you have a wiggly pup like I do, they're helpful. If you get this you should also get these
  
• Dremel for nails
  
  Now keep in mind that I plan on doing 95% of the grooming for the rest of my pups life. Since he's a standard poodle, a full groom would cost me anywhere from $75 to $120 (every 4 to 6 weeks) due to his size. So, for me, investing in all of the above will save me a lot of money in the long run.
  
  *Edit - If you go this route and get your own clippers - make sure you get some blade cleaner/oil, I use this

These are the clippers I use at work. They’re work horses that can run all day but a bit heavier than the more expensive 5-speeds. I know you want something around the $100 mark but you’ll be seeing a huge decrease in quality with cheap clippers. I personally wouldn’t go with anything cheaper than these. Remember to buy cool care spray since you said your clippers get hot. You can easily give a dog 3rd degree burns with a hot blade unless you’re monitoring the blade temp and spraying it to cool it

I use the Andis on my head monthly for the last several years after my cheapo died. Love it. Detachable blades, I use #4 on top and #7 on the sides. You probably don't need the ceramic style blade but I like them since they stay cooler longer.

Andis AGC2