Extreme Grip 7 in 1 Multigroomer, Beard Trimmer for Men, Nose Hair Trimmer, Men’s Stubble Trimmers, Body Shaver and Trimmer, Beard and Body Trimmers, Male Grooming Set,

Quite a good item, fairly priced however I wanted it for a beard trimmer only and found that the guards supplied take a little getting used to!!!

Does not cut as close as my Philips trimmer, and has a tendency to pull hairs rather than cut them

Awesome bit of kit..

Still going strong well over year after purchase, cuts really close, do not use on your balls cuts too close for comfort, other products are available, will buy again

I previously had another brand of cordless trimmer which sadly died after several years of use. It had a built in adjustable comb, and I liked the idea of buying a trimmer with clip on heads. I already had a Wahl wired electric clipper, but needed something wireless to suit my beard trimming. Upon first inspection, I noted the cutting blade on this trimmer was smaller than I expected; certainly not as wide than my previous trimmer. The plastic combs were not the same soft plastic as was on my Wahl clipper, but rather appeared to be a harder more brittle plastic, the sort that might break if you weren't careful. What was most annoying was the large number of combs, and as for trying to tell which was which, I needed my reading glasses on to see the numbers on them. I found the longer combs next to useless, because going over longer parts of my beard, the clipper merely flattened the hair, not cutting it all. On the shorter parts of my beard it performed the task, but it seemed less tidy and certainly not as comfortable as my previous top-brand trimmer. It seemed to roll over patches of my beard and not trim them, which was annoying, as that meant shaving for longer. The shaved hair fell over the rubber grip, meaning it had to be cleaned with a damp cloth afterwards, which is an added inconvenience. As many will know, the only effective way of cleaning a trimmer blade, is to run it under water, which I did (and have always done, and oiling it afterwards), and then cleaned the trimmer down with a dry towel. But it seems that this simple task was its downfall, because on the second occasion I used it, it suddenly stopped working. Then it came on again, then off again, then on, off, on, off... I've no doubt whatsoever that running the blade under water has allowed water ingress to the electronics. Would it not make sense to make the trimmer head waterproof? I appreciate the whole trimmer isn't waterproof, but I did expect to be able to wash the blade. I'm disappointed. I reckoned Wahl would make a good trimmer, even at the lower budget end, but it boils down to the fact that you get what you pay for.

I thought they were great but my partner is ex hairdresser, she cuts my hair and uses these for hair line etc. everytime she uses them she moans about them not being sharp. she says the old wahl ones were much better, even being 10+ years old

Brilliant

Early days but no instructions and no indicator light on the charger. For a product in this price range these are two basics that should have been provided. I had a Warehouse version for close to half the current price and it's good value at that point.