The upside of this is that it offers a super quick cut; the downside, however, is that it lacks the accuracy smaller blade surfaces allow. When I reviewed Braun’s previous Series 7 trimmer, one of my complaints about it was that the plastic body “wasn’t that pleasant” and that it was “the least easy to grip of the range”. Our panel also agreed that it was comfortable to use at all angles, including those hard-to-reach areas such as underneath the jawline. It’s best to go for smaller, lighter-weight beard trimmers that come with a cordless rechargeable option, which will help both speed and accuracy. It will of course work just fine on the rest of the body, but it’s really practical in those particular areas.

To bring you a carefully curated selection of top-notch trimmers, we've tested each model's cutting ability, longevity, battery life and more. Several things elevate this model above its rivals: it’s weighty, robust and built to last (the motor has a lifetime guarantee) and because it’s mains-powered the power is constant – handy if you’ve thick hair to power through and need consistency. The packaging for this unit boasts that its Extreme Precision Blade cuts 60 per cent closer than Wahl’s standard blade.Its shaving technology features a fast-moving cutter (200 x per second) so it's efficient - even on longer hairs. Someone finally ends an entire adulthood worth of shaving irritation and is proud to talk about it but simply because the resolution came in a different form then the norm around said community they are accused of being a corporate shill in hiding? Panasonic boasts that “sustainability is at the heart” of this product because you “only choose the attachments for your individual style”, meaning “there’s less waste created”.

Perfect if you’re only interested in the occasional DIY haircut and have a multitude of other grooming needs to attend to.This makes holding and using this groomer more natural, especially when trimming the genital area and the armpits.