HAPPY NUTS The Ballber™ Electric Body Hair Trimmer for Men - Mens Body Groomer Kit for Privates - IPX7 Waterproof Shaver for Hard to Reach Areas

I was scared initially to place this razor on my manhood, but it was totally smooth. No nicks or cuts. It performed as promised.

UPDATE!! So I posted a poor review because the clips in the neck of the razor had broken and the blade just fell off! Happy Nuts reached out to me and asked about my issue. After I sent the photos of the damage, they recognized the problem and immediately offered to send a replacement neck and blade for my razor. I was past the 90 day wareantany and I really appreciate them going out of their way to take of my issue!! Had this shaver since June and it worked really well but I just went to use it the other day and the blade head had snapped off!! It was the drawer with other things but nothing heavy and it just broke!! Very disappointed it the quality. Going to get something different now. 60 bucks is a lot for a few months!!

I am on my third buy. If it falls it is a death sentence. The shaving is decent but not worth the re-buy cycle. The second and third devices are a bit different than the first and actually pull groin hair a lot more often. This is built with flimsy engineering so it can't take any shock but also has a high propensity for rolling once set down. Each of my ballbers have completely broken with single falls. I will not be buying these again. [update] Customer service representative reached out and gave full refund no questions asked. Ballber has great customer service! If they can fix the shock absorption then they will have 1 of the best devices on the market since the shave seems to be closer then other competitors.

Okay, let's start with the one thing I wish it had... Manscaped has a LIGHT on theirs, and that is honestly a huge help when I'm grooming in the bathroom. Even with good lighting, it's still hard to see certain angles, and the little light helps. Now, everything I love about this... I've tried SO MANY grooming products. Two or three from Norelco, the Peanut, the Manscaped 3.0 and 4.0. This is HANDS DOWN the best one. Why? Normally, if it's been a bit since last grooming, I groom with a groomer and then I finish with my wife's dollar shave club razor to keep it smooth. If I remember or have extra time in the shower, I just maintain with a razor. But more often than not, I have to start with a groomer. Pits, nipples, happy trail, pubic region, legs, toe knuckles... Try to keep them smooth from April to October. First, the double edge is actually effective. When working some tighter areas, it's sometimes easier to push and not pull for detailed cuts (IYKYK). One of the norelco ones had this and I liked it but if you went too far you drew blood. This one truly doesn't catch. That brings me to point 2. I'm always careful around the goods... I don't care HOW good the blade is, if you go to fast, you're going to draw a little blood. When I used this for the first time last night, I was grooming as normal... then I went to areas that I usually use a guard for and tested it with NO GUARD. I was able to keep it so close that I didn't need to finish with a razor. It wasn't THAT smooth, but usually there is a little mini forest where the skin isn't as tight between grooming and shaving. Even with Manscaped's plastic blade, I still drew a little blood in some spots. This one... no snags. No cuts. No blood. I didn't try and push it and go fast, but I just wouldn't risk it in those areas... even if it doesn't slice me I don't want to miss hair. With those two points alone, I am in love with this trimmer. Here's what I don't know about yet... 1) haven't used it wet yet. I DID rinse it while it was on and it did fine and didn't short or anything. I didn't expect it to. But I don't know how the blade does when the hair is wet. Most groomers get clogged up with wet pubes so I try to avoid using it wet when I'm extra forest-y... so I didn't try it last night. 2) I don't know how the battery life is. It came with enough charge out of the box for me to get a grooming in. One "con" if you will... since I was able to use it for more than any other groomer I've had, it got warm. Never so hot that it burned, but considerably hot at the blade that it was something of note. If anything changes, I'll update this review... but after first use, AMAZING. Recommend 11 out of 10!

I've used the Ballber for about a year and a half now. I guess I grudgingly call it the least-worst option I've tried. On the plus side, it is more cut and shaving irritation resistant and than other options (such as the OneBlade). However when I bought this the listing claimed that it absolutely positively would not cut you, and that is simply not true. You have to be very careful how you use it because it'll easily cut your sensitive areas. That said I'm happy with the balance of shave closeness and resistance to nicks. Why 3 stars then? 4 things: - price: this thing just costs more than it should given the overall quality. - loud: the body is nice and quiet, however the head loosens up over time and becomes an absolute rattletrap. What a racket. The whole house can tell when you're shaving your nads. - weak head design: this is the big one, and you'll see other reviews mention it too. The head has a pathetic plastic pin design which breaks at a sneeze. And replacements are fifteen bucks. - performance drop off: freshly charged, this thing runs well, however the speed really starts to drop off until its just chugging along by the time you're nearing the end of a charge. Makes it seem like the battery is just a bit underpowered. All in all, I like the blade design, and would love to see it put in a higher quality body for this price. It all just feels awfully cheap. Even the way the logo is painted on looks cheap. Alternately, cut the price dramatically and the other flaws could be overlooked. But as it stands, I can't quite bring myself to give this a 4th star. For 20$ though, I'd give this 5 stars. *UPDATE* 2 years in and the think won't hold a charge long enough to complete one shave. I tried taking it apart to find it is a sealed unit inside. Maybe I have the unreasonable expectations of a bygone generation, but my father's electric razors would last over 10 years and then he'd put a new rechargeable battery in them and they'd keep going. For this thing which advertised a lithium battery, I expected it to last at least as long as a cell phone before becoming useless.

TLDR: Smoothest shave ever, zero discomfort, top-notch trimmer. 🌟👌💈 Hands down, this is the finest trimmer I've come across. My foray into shaving started with a basic disposable razor in my early twenties. I've since evolved through several trimmers, each with its own quirks. My most recent one, a high-end model from a different brand, was a constant hassle – needing endless charging and never really holding it. Enter the Ballber. I stumbled upon it somewhat skeptically, but the rave reviews and impressive features swayed me. It arrived fully charged, packaged like a gift, ready to impress. And impress it did. I've battled with skin irritation and discomfort with previous trimmers, but the Ballber was a whole different experience. It delivered a silky smooth shave without any fuss. Honestly, it was so gentle and efficient, I barely remembered shaving afterward. Navigating tricky areas, especially the more sensitive spots, was surprisingly easy. It handled everything with such finesse and safety, leaving no irritation or discomfort. While I haven't tested it on extremely delicate zones, for all the areas I did use it on, it performed flawlessly. To wrap it up, whether you're in the market for your first serious trimmer or looking to upgrade from an older model, especially if you have sensitive skin, the Ballber is a stellar choice. It's a leap worth taking for a hassle-free, comfortable shave.

Closest shave with no bumps and nicks.

Good replacement but the plastic is very brittle. The first head broke after the 2nd use. I hope this can last longer. Spending $15 every 2 use adds up quick.