Philips Norelco Multigroom 3000, MG3740/40

I've tried other brands over the years, but I always come back to Norelco. It's got every attachment I need for my beard, face, and even nose and ear hair. The blades are sharp and give a clean, precise trim every time without pulling, and it's so easy to hold. The battery life is great, so it being cordless is no issue, and I love that it doesn't need blade oil. This is a reliable, high-quality trimmer that's worth every penny. It's not loud, it doesn't overheat. I won't buy from any other brand.

I'm very happy with being able to use the trimmer guards to get a more consistent length when I'm trimming my beard. Previously, I'd either use scissors and a comb to keep from cutting off too much or cutting skin, or just shave everything off entirely. Once I figured out how to remove and change trimmer heads, it's become so easy to use and take care of. The guards are all marked with their sizes in millimeters (though it was hard to see at first), and they feel like they work well regardless of which direction you shave from.I originally got this set with the intention of having a part-shaved hairstyle and then maintaining it myself. I was going to have a professional cut it first, but eventually I tried it out myself and it actually came out okay.I think I really do enjoy using this more than a razor. Razors often get clogged with hair so quickly, making the process take forever, but I haven't had problems with this shaver. The only downside is that a shaver doesn't get quite as close to the skin (the booklet it comes with says it can cut hair to 1/64 of an inch in length), but that's kinda to be expected, and I was still fine with the end result. I bet it'd work well in combination with a razor - shaving off the bulk of hair with this and then going to a razor for more detail work. It's very comfortable to use, and I think would be great for people who are new to shaving, since even putting extra force hasn't caused any razor cuts yet. I have gotten a couple razor cuts from shaving armpits, but the skin texture is softer/different, which probably contributed to this.Overall, definitely happy with this product and actually makes me not dread that the process will take forever, because it's very quick and easy.

Good product. Good brand. Inexpensive. Seems like it’ll last. Works best for tough skin types. Only downside is the harshness. No pain or anything horrible, but leaves red scratches and probably isn’t good for the skin. Anywhere intimate or soft on the body is going to be extra risky.

I had been using Phillips One Blade electric razor for years, however the blades got dull very quickly and replacements are fairly expensive. With a blade that doesn't need to be replaced and for just $20, only a little more than a single One Blade replacement, I had to give this a try - especially because this product was also made by Phillips.Considering the low price point is was a little skeptical about this trimmer being any good; I was ultimately pleasantly surprised!I was very happy with the results and this has since become my default razor to shave with.First I need to mention this isn't really a razor as much as it's a trimmer. This will not leave you with a clean shave. The One Blade also didn't leave you perfectly smooth but it leaves the hair noticably shorter than this product did; for me that really wasn't an issue as I like the look of a little stubble. The result here is extremely short stubble, similar to a five o'clock shadow.Also worth mentioning at least if someone has a physical disability that interferes with shaving: this product needs to be held at a more precise angle than the One Blade (but the same would be true for any razor of this style); the power is turned on by sliding a switch, ideally with your thumb but another finger could be used if necessary. The charger needs the slightest amount of force to go into the razor itself and this may be difficult (but not impossible) if you don't have use of both hands.If you're completely unfamiliar with electric shavers there are basically two types, one that has exposed teeth that move side to side and the other type uses like a grate with a rotating blade behind it. The latter shaved closer but at the same time I find it pulls the hairs, especially when they are longer. The former category, which this shaver belongs to, sheers instead of pulls and is much more comfortable.The battery is sufficient and powerful enough to cut without any issues or slowdown for longe/thicker hair. I've used it three times out of the box without charging it so far and haven't noticed any decrease in cutting strength. It comes with various attachments for leaving hair longer, none of which I have a use for, however it did come with a fabric bag for the razor and charging cable which I found very useful. The razor gets a little bit hot after several minutes of use, but this is literally a non issue that I only mention in an effort to mention everything possible.This is my take away: it's ridiculous that Phillips is able to sell this entire razor, accessories and all for just a tiny bit more than a single replacement one blade. The quality is equal and this doesn't require expensive replaceable blades! It makes me suspect Phillips purposely makes their other product with an incredibly soft metal so that you are constantly buying new blades! While the designs of the two products aren't identical they're similar enough to reach that conclusion.tl;dr I've owned trimmers that are close to five times as expensive as this one, and for me the difference was negligible.A confident 5 star recommendation, especially considering the incredibly low price point!

You get what you paid for ... The product works very nicely ! The price was great ! But it is a little hard to turn it off and on ... so if you have trouble opening RX Bottles, or your hands are weak, this might not be the one for you ...

* Very durable* Waterproof* Many useful accessories* Works perfectly* Doesn't heat up* Fits in my hand very well* Cuts hair easily without breakingI've had this razor for 2 years and it hasn't broken. It has many accessories if you're trying to cut different hair types and it's very useful. I would but this again

I got this for my husband who shaves his head to the scalp, but keeps a beard. This is smaller then the normal Conair ones I have been buying (and broke again), but we gave it a try and he loves it. It is powerful and he actually loves the small size, he can get his bead easier. He shaved his head to the scalp like normal with it, no issues. Highly recommend for a cheaper option. I was tired of buying the Conair $30 ones and them dying for no reason within 6 months.