Norelco Philips Multigroom 7000 Series, All-in-One Trimmer, Beard Trimmer and Hair Clipper, 19-Piece Men's Grooming Kit for Beard, Head, Hair, Body, and Face, Soft Pouch, MG7910/49

I bought this in 2021, it was more money then but still a very good price. Still works near perfect today. Battery life is amazing. I probably charged it like 4 times in all these years. I just used it and it needs to be charged. It’s been so long since I last charged it, I can’t find the charger. I’m literally buying another one right now. Highly recommend.

10/10. The quality of this trimmer is so solid. It isnt too heavy, but also does not feel cheap and is super sturdy. Its simple to use and I love that its able to be used in the shower as well. It doesnt heat up when using, nor when charging and the variety of attachable combs allows for many different looks to be achieved. I would 100% recommend this product to anyone looking for an affordable but effective trimmer

I've always been a Wahl guy. That's what my grandpa used when he cut my hair as a kid, and that's what I used while in the military. My Wahl Home Pro has served me well for over 20 years. I wish I could say the same about my Wahl trimmer. It lasted about 3 years and then wouldn't take a charge anymore. I took it apart to replace the battery, but it was welded in place. They obviously want you to buy a whole new kit. So my intention was to buy the Wahl Stainless Steel Lithium Ion 2. When I began my research, however, there were so many reviewers that experienced problems, I began to look at other brands. Now, mind you, I have no concerns about the price. I feel like if you want something to last, buy the best. Being the best, however, does not necessarily mean the most expensive. When I came across the Norelco 7750, I bet I went through at least 100 reviews and made my decision to buy it. It had the looks, the weight, the versatility, and the reviews I was looking for. I'm glad I did. I can't believe how good this trimmer is. It has a brushed stainless steel body with a rubber over mold at the grip. It's not round, not square, but a kind of trapezoidal shape that fits nicely in the hand. The rubber grip provides excellent control. I was surprised by the weight, too. In a world full of plastic junk, having something weighty and metal and seemingly built to last is rare. This thing just feels right in the hand. I went through the attachments and they seem to be just a standard plastic. Nothing exceptional. They won't break if you drop one, but I wouldn't try to force them in any way. There would be no need to though, because they go on and off the trimmer quite well. A bit stiff at first, but as you use them, they should be just fine. When attached, they are solid. No movement or play in them at all. You get several cutter heads with it. There is a wide width cutter for trimming hair, which includes several guards. Two of which being taper guides for around the ears. There is the standard width cutter with guards for different lengths, plus one for eyebrows, and two for body hair. There is a narrow width detail trimmer. This trimmer cuts almost to the very tip of the blade, while the two wider blades will only cut down to around a millimeter with no guard attached. This would be great for ears and under the nose. There is a micro foil shaver attachment that seems to work well, though it's only about an inch wide. I wouldn't toss out your razor for it. Lastly there is a nose hair trimmer. It's quite a bit better than other nose hair trimmers I've used, even single purpose trimmers designed for nose hair only. This is one area where I can speak with some authority, because if I don't trim mine regularly, I could probably braid it or give my nose dreadlocks. You're welcome for that mental image. The entire system can be rinsed off in the water and is IPX7 rated, which means it is essentially waterproof to 3 feet. The charger is decent and the plug is a semi-flexible vinyl that should last basically forever. There is no stand, but the unit stands up on it's own, though not while charging due to the bottom being where you plug in the charger. Full charge took a couple of hours, but the battery should last for quite a long time. Norelco claims that a 5 minute charge will give you enough power for a full trimming session. Finally, there is a storage bag to keep everything in. It's quite cheap, though. I suppose it will last as long as you don't abuse it somehow. All in all, this is an incredible trimmer. It checks all of the boxes and then some. It's a great trimmer at any price, but for the price you pay, it's exceptional. Buy it. Just do it. You'll not be disappointed.

I was all fired up about this shaver. Easy to change shaving heads. Easy to clean. But I've been nicked 4 or 5 times and drawing blood in 2 days with the standard head and the trimmer head. I haven't used the wide head yet to shave my head. I may add a review after I use it. The nose hair trimmer is adequate, but it's not as good as the one I already have. So far, I'm disappointed. ===== EDIT After using it for several weeks, I have found that it is much better than when I first unboxed it. All attachments have been doing a good job, and it keeps a charge for a LONG time. I have upgraded my review from 2stars to 4stars.

First off, this is an excellent device, with some important caveats/notes. For context, I am bald, and buzz cut down to 0.5-1mm on top. For facial hair, I like to trim down to 1-2mm (for that 1-week old look), and shave my neck and cheek bones. No body stuff--I keep it hairy below the neck ;) For tools, before this I already had the Remington Shortcut Pro (https://www.amazon.com/Remington-HC4250-Shortcut-Self-Haircut-Clippers/dp/B014SG66UO) for those buzz cuts. Because the Remington tugged painfully on my facial hair, I had a Norelco OneBlade. The OneBlade is quite convenient for an allrounder, especially since I can also get my neck and cheekbones, but the replacement blades add up (~$2.50/mo isn't so bad, but still) and, more importantly, takes a long time an multiple passes for my beard trims. So, I decided to pull the trigger on this all-in-one, thinking I'd just use this. Well...I think I've simply added a new tool to my kit, rather than replaced everything. I opted for the 23-piece kit, for its foil shaver and extra fixed length guards. However, I don't think these are necessary, as I explain below. Here's my take given my situation: 1) As a beard trimmer, this is great, and is far superior to the OneBlade. There's no comparison--far more powerful and sharp. I still do multiple passes, but they are to get spots I missed, not stray hairs that the blade didn't get, as those simply don't exist. With the OneBlade, I'd have to do multiple passes over the same spot. There is one trade-off, however: the feel of the OneBlade is much better. Lighter and well balanced for facial hair. The weight of this all-in-one makes beard trimming less balanced, but I guess this would be the same with all bigger trimmers (noting that this is in fact a relatively compact trimmer). 2) As a hair trimmer, forget about it. That Remington is far superior. I gave up with this one after about 10 seconds. It's simply too narrow, and that Remington is so dialed in for short hair trimming, including both the with/shape of the blade and the weight/balance, there's no way this can even try to come close. Could I get away with this? I don't know. Maybe some day I'll try just for fun, but it doesn't seem like it would be fun. 3) For shaving around the beard, forget about it. I bought the 23-piece kit partly for the foil trimmer, but that is all but useless. I will still need to either wet shave or use the OneBlade. My takeaway is that while this excels at beard trimming, there's no way it can be considered a great all-in-one solution, as there are far better options for up top and it doesn't even pretend to offer shaving capabilities, even with the foil shaver. You can probably get away with just this for all of your needs if you don't need the close shave, but if you have the budget, I'd say go with either a better all-in-one or get a wider trimmer for up top. In the end, I plan on keeping this for beard trims at home, using the OneBlade for the shaves and Remington for up top. 3 blades for different tasks is definitely opposite of the all-in-one solution I'd hoped for, but I presume any all-in-one solution is going to fall short in some areas vs. dedicated tools. I'll also use the OneBlade for travel, since I'm typically traveling for work and the OneBlade is lightweight and can get me a passing grade for well-groomed on the road.

So far seems like the best trimmer I’ve ever had. I’ve owned a manspot and meridian trimmers previously, both stopped working a little after a year, so I decided I’d spend a bit more and get something that would last! With a 6 year warranty this is the best value for the money. It seems very sturdy and should last years! It’s not the most travel friendly trimmer, but it’s not too large either and should pack in your toiletries bag pretty easily. It comes with plenty of attachments for whatever your needs are.

Best groomer/beard trimmer I’ve ever had. There’s many attachments included to get the perfect trim. The battery lasts a long time as well. No skin irritation like I’ve had with other razors.

Okay this is a great product! We bought this for my husband because he’s been looking for a waterproof clipper for his hair. He uses this to do his buzz cut as well as trim up his mustache. The trimmer is quiet and is so easy to use. We also have a Wahl corded trimmer and he still reaches for this over the Wahl. It’s not too heavy and easily portable, especially since it’s cordless, and includes a nice silk bag for the attachments. This is a great buy in my opinion and has a lot of flexibility in what it can cut so you can have less gadgets in your cabinets.