Vacuum stubble and beard trimmer

the great length adjuster stays at the desired setting and the vacuum feature really keeps shaven hairs that fall off to a minimum. the cordless feature is a must for convenience and the charge last much longer than expected. the only poor design is the hair catch door which does not stay closed and so needs sellotaping down to stop it flying open and making a mess-hopefully Phillips will redesign this fault quickly

the great length adjuster stays at the desired setting and the vacuum feature really keeps shaven hairs that fall off to a minimum. the cordless feature is a must for convenience and the charge last much longer than expected. the only poor design is the hair catch door which does not stay closed and so needs sellotaping down to stop it flying open and making a mess-hopefully Phillips will redesign this fault quickly

Really good bit of kit that achieves even stubble/short beard looks very well.

Prodotto di facile utilizzo,preciso nei punti più difficili,non irrita la pelle

I have to use a separate trimmer for edges and side burns after spending so much money on this product previously i used a much cheaper philips product and did all in one

Looks good, and works reasonably - but the digital display giving you the cutting length has got out of sync, so it now shows 4mm on the shortest setting when it should show 1mm.

Initially I bought this just to take off my facial hair to stubble when i left it too long to shave. So I never used the comb, and in fact even just stopped wet shaving because it was far more convenient and with the curved blade edges this is practically impossible to cut yourself. It served this purpose well. However now I've been wanting to grow a beard and test out different lengths I have noticed this trimmer doesn't live up to its main purpose. Keeping a uniform length beard. For some reason you need to keep the trimmer at a very precise angle wherever you trim, now this causes issues because obviously your hair doesn't all just grow in the same direction (unless genetically you are incredibly lucky) but for someone like me who's neck goes all over the place this becomes difficult to manage, and harder still by the fact your'e looking in a mirror which has everything in reverse anyway. As noted by others. The head is far too bulky to fit under the nose into the moustache area without pulling the angle of the comb down which then of course results in your taking off more length than you wanted to. I believe there is an updated version of this model that has a contour following comb? is this the answer to the faults of uneven trimming? Who knows

My main reason behind spending money on this trimming was because it was advertised with 0.5mm length, 5 o clock shadow look. Which is not true. Disappointed. Wish Philips could have provided second set of blades for people who wants closer beard trimming i.e. 0.4mm

My main reason behind spending money on this trimming was because it was advertised with 0.5mm length, 5 o clock shadow look. Which is not true. Disappointed. Wish Philips could have provided second set of blades for people who wants closer beard trimming i.e. 0.4mm