MANSCAPED® The Beard Hedger® Premium Men's Beard Trimmer, 20 Length Adjustable Blade Wheel, Stainless Steel T-Blade for Precision Facial Hair Trimming, Cordless Waterproof Wet/Dry Clipper

One of the Best trimmers i had in a long while...after trialing and staying dissatisfied with quite a few.... Here are my observations: Goods- 1) doesn't cause skin irritation as smooth enough, doesn't painfully catch/pull hair (if u know what i mean) even rushing 2) decent battery life Improvements needed: 1) Need more attachments and accessories 2) a bit pricey but i guess worth the price vs comfort

Really good beard trimmer only used a couple of times but very easy to use. Slightly pricey and have only recently purchased so not sure as yet if it will be good value for money. Seems to be well made and very simple to remove and clean comb and blade

Fairly decent quality. Easy to clean and a good battery life.

Does the job nice and efficient.

Absolutely live changing. The amount of beard trimmers I've been through, and despite all their different blades and accessories, they've never been quite right, but this one just gets it. Admittedly, it's very much for a certain type of trimmer – someone who wants to maintain a desired level of stubble, look tidy, but never clean shaven – but boy does this just do it. It reminds me of when apps first came out and they all did one thing very well. That's what this does. It doesn't trim your nose or ear hair, doesn't shift into multiple different use cases. It looks stylish, is easy to charge and clean and does its job effortlessly. If it ever dies, I'm buying another one.

I can’t comment on other makes : but this is so good a true you get what you pay for . So easy do good the best quality get one . P

I picked this up looking for something a bit more modern so an easy to charge shaver with an adjustable attachment seemed like the perfect upgrade from my Hatteker that I bought 3 years ago. I wanted to like this shaver but having given it enough time I just cant recommend it. From the first shave I felt something was off about this shaver. Long hairs on my beard were still present requiring me to go back over the same spot multiple times more than I am used to in order to cut those hairs. This is a basic function and its trounced by a sub £40 shaver that is 3 years old, I simply have never had this issue on the old shaver and going back to it and comparing them makes the issue all the more obvious. Upper lip has a similar issues where it just misses hairs completely the closer to the lip they are and requires a bit of an adjustment in angle which is fair, I cant blame it for me having to learn to adjust but even when I do it still stuggles and misses hairs. Finally it is completely unable to cut hairs closer to the nose. Even when dropping it to its lowest setting I found it couldnt cut close enough meaning you need something else to trim there which defeats the purpose of having the adjustable attachment. Sure you might be using a nose trimmer and can get these bits but I dont need a nose trimmer every time I shave the upper lip but with this shaver I do just to do the job my old shaver had no trouble doing. All of the above is not a problem with my old Hatteker where its only downside (apart from the less convenient charging) was having to change the attachments when needed. I thought that was annoying but turns out theres something more annoying and that is a product that struggles with the basics. I should have remembered the old saying, if it aint broke, dont fix it. I'm already back using my Hatteker and I'll simply treat this as a lesson paid for, I doubt I can use this as a body trimmer considering how inconsistent it is on the face but I might give it a try rather than leaving it to collect dust.

Excellent best shave from a rechargeable shaver I’ve ever had