BaByliss Precision Beard Trimmer for Men - Black

I brought this product and it arrive the next day, it came with nice packaging and was in perfect condition. Once i started testing it out i was blown away by the quality of the product, it was much better than i expected for the price, it didn't get stuck on any hairs and fitted perfectly in my hand.Pros:-Cheap-Easy to get started-Comes with a stand and many attachments-Light and smallCons:-No rechargeable batteryAs I mentioned earlier this product comes with lots of attachments ranging from a number 1 to number 5 and a small brush to get rid of hairs from your blade and the edges of your hair. It also comes with a small cradle which holds the razor and all of the attachments, if found it to be every useful because i can keep it on a shelf without it getting dirty and without losing the attachments ;).This razor is perfect for doing your haircuts at home or if you just want to save a trip to the barbers and clean up the edges, although if you are looking to start up your own hair salon maybe this isn't the best option due to the lack of rechargeable batteries.Overall i would rate this product a 8/10, I was pleasantly surprised with the number of accessorizes that came with this razor and how high quality it was for the price, i would definitely recommend this product to anyone who is considering getting their own razor.

The BaByliss 7107U beard trimmer is a very impressive bit of kit for the price - I got it for a very cheap £7.50 and if you shop smartly you may be able to pick it up for that too.. or cheaper!It has zero trouble getting through my beard, which while not very caveman-esque is left to grow for weeks or months at a time. I often use it without the length attachments to get the closest shave and with a couple of puffs from me and less than a minute of brushing with the included cleaning brush and it's ready to go again.The stand is a nice touch and keeps the trimmer, attachments and cleaning brush organised. It sits quite comfortably in my bathroom and the trimmer is small enough to be stuck in my coat pocket in case i'm rushing and i've missed a spot! I also use it as a compliment to my hair trimmers to reach tough spots and can confirm through personal, unwanted experience that it buzzes through armpit hair too (thanks guys).There are better options at higher cost and I find this trimmer to be a little bit of a battery guzzler but for this price range it's easily the best one i've tried. The BaByliss 7107U is more than suitable for my uses so I have no need to spend more on anything else. Highly recommended.

It's a compact trimmer and fits nicely in hands. Runs on AA batteries; better than a built-in battery because now I can use it as long as it doesn't break and AA batteries are made.The product quality and finishing seem nice. I haven't used it for full beard grooming yet, but I can see its motor is powerful, runs on 2 AA batteries, and gives a sort of vibration like some heavy-duty thing (of course, it isn't)Now there was one hair stuck in the blade when it arrived. But, the blade was clean, with no fingerprints, no dirt, clean within the sliding blades, and the box was sturdy and clean too. Plus, two unopened batteries. So I'll give the benefit of doubt to the seller that either the product which I received was brand new, or even if someone tested it, the seller put an effort to recondition it before selling. The box, batteries, and all items looked absolutely brand new. One star is deducted for this doubt though.Overall I'd give it full stars for it's price.

Easy to operate and clean. Very happy with this purchase

I've never owned a beard-trimmer before so nothing to compare it with, but I can't see much wrong with it. I've only used the main cutter gadget, not the edge ones, so I can't comment on those, but the main one works pretty well, chomping steadily through the beard at the right depth and hurling the bits all over the bathroom. I suspect it would jam if you pushed too hard, but then it's only battery operated. I do find that it's a bit inclined to push the bristles out of the way rather than cut them, so you need a few passes to get them all. I'm 1000 years old and my beard is pretty tough -- none of your delicate, pubescent fuzz here, sonny -- but it copes okay with that. I find I need a slightly shorter setting than I would have expected and the result is satisfyingly neat while still providing good, dense cover. Once every week or so seems to be enough in my case. Tip: the head is triangle shaped and it's the face nearest the blade that has to be held flat to the skin. You need to approach the beard from all angles, working upwards. I haven't the bottle to trim my moustache with it; I still use scissors for that. The stand is, as all stands are, utterly useless -- far too light and fiddly -- so I keep the bits and bobs in an old razor case. Maybe it won't last long (nothing seems to at my age) but at that price who cares? I'll just buy another.

Purchased two of these. One seems fine and the other seems to require not only more effort when cutting to get an even stubble shave but batteries seem to last no longer than 10 seconds until the machine just feels like it significantly lacks anywhere near as much power as it should. I'm not sure if I've received a faulty 2nd trimmer (bought the 2nd because the 1st impressed me...). I'm going to try a different brand of batteries, but if that doesn't fix it, I'll be sending the faulty one back.

I bought this trimmer back in 2013 and it lasted me until earlier this year. It worked so well during the last couple of years that I just purchased another one of these. Best thing about it is that it just does the job - it's cheap, light, simple and powered by AA batteries which are easily replacable. This is a huge advantage to me as I had some rechargable trimmers in the past and the battery just died after 2-3 years rendering the trimmer completely useless.