This is a decent set of grooming shears with 3 curved shears, 1 normal, and 2 different sized thinning shears, as well as a metal comb.
The shears are very sharp out of the box, my wife cut herself pretty badly with them, not the fault of the shears, she's just one of those people that are dangerous with sharp objects. I will say though, that the claim of "safety round tips" isn't very accurate for the normal shears. They may be a bit rounded off, but are still pointy enough to hurt, and are nothing like the extra rounded tips you see on other grooming shears.
The holding case is a convenient addition. It is not very high quality, and the spaces where the shears slot in place are positioned a bit oddly and make the whole case a bit difficult to zip up. Each of the shears also comes in an additional plastic sheath. It is hard to say whether these are intended just for shipping, or are supposed to continue to be used. On one hand, they are very thin plastic and don't fit great, so seem like a throwaway item, but they also have loops on the back, as if they are meant to be used for something.
Overall, while these are sharp at the outset, and seem to be decent quality considering you are getting 3 shears for a $60, when high-quality shears can be pretty expensive just for one pair, but I am not convinced that this is the best value for the price, as there seem to be many nearly identical sets available for about 30% lower price. If I were shopping for a set, I would most likely buy one of those, as they seem to be of the same quality for less money.
I have no idea how long these will stay sharp, but I don't expect them to fall apart anytime soon, and should get a few years use out of them. This may be a good type of set to get started with, and figure out whether you really need all 3 types of shears before you invest in really good shears that cost a lot more than this. But when it comes down to it, I think this set is very similar to $40-$45 sets, and that is about what this set should be worth.