Philips Beard Trimmer 7000, 40 Length Dial, T-Blade, Graphite

Perfect cut every time! You can shape and precisely cut ur beard, hairline, etc. it’s super quiet. Battery excellent!

I've used the Phillips Norelco Beard Trimmer 7000 series since college (I'm now in late 30s). It is the only tool I use to maintain my facial hair and bread. The twistable dial setting (raises the guard up and down to align with the length you want) vs having to manually take off and replace guards makes shaving insanely easy. The hair trapping mechanism prevents stubble from landing all over your sink. Powerful output gets a smooth fade everytime without need to go over same area for many passes. Portable, charges quickly with excellent battery life, and longevity. I've had the model prior to this one for 7+ years before I needed to replace it. Would recommend highly.

Works well!

My old Norelco BeardTrimmer Series 5000 (BT5511/49) finally broke after many years of use. It was an excellent trimmer that worked perfectly for my coarse facial hair. Naturally, I went online and bought what I thought was the same trimmer—the newest and most expensive Norelco model. Unfortunately, it was one of the biggest wastes of money. Norelco clearly cut corners with the newer design. The adjustment wheel no longer lights up, so you have to hold it up to a light just to read the length setting. The guards are made of flimsy plastic that bends and simply glides over the hair instead of lifting it. My original trimmer had guards with more pronounced teeth that actually lifted the hair, resulting in a much more even cut. These new guards feel so fragile that I wouldn't be surprised if they snapped within a few months. To make matters worse, the most expensive model is now almost entirely plastic, whereas my old trimmer had a much sturdier, premium feel with metal construction. Drop this one a couple of times, and I wouldn't expect it to survive. This is shrinkflation at its finest. Norelco took a product that used to be exceptional and replaced it with a cheaper version, hoping customers wouldn't notice. Unfortunately, they did. If you have coarse facial hair, be aware that this trimmer tends to glide over the hair instead of cutting it evenly, which means you'll spend more time trying to get a consistent trim. Norelco needs to bring back the quality that made these trimmers worth buying instead of trying to maximize profits by using cheaper materials. When you're wondering why sales are declining, this is why. Customers notice when quality disappears. I'm requesting a refund, and I'll be sending this feedback directly to Norelco as well. It's hard enough to find a trimmer that works well with my hair texture, and now I have to start the search all over again. Do better, Norelco. Bring back the original quality, and I'd gladly pay a premium price. This version is cheap, poorly made, flimsy, cuts corners, gives patchy cutting and designed to wear out instead of lasting for years.

Great product

I’ve had this for one day and will give you my impressions. I miss my old Philips. First, I couldn’t find written instructions on the dial and have no idea how to rad the two rows of numbers. My old one has one continuous list of numbers. And I paid extra for the clipping collector that doesn’t do anything so wish I got the cheaper one or the more expensive model. Nice shave though

Muy bueno

This trimmer came with no charging block and not enough charge to try it the first time. It only came with a USB cable. How many of us have a USB port in our bathroom? No worries, I thought... I'll use my old Philips Norelco charger. NOPE! Not compatible. I haven't even used this trimmer yet and I am already regretting my purchase. Update: The trimmer works well. Clean and precise trimming. Trimmer ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Charger ⭐