Philips BT7202

Good trimmer easy to hold and use. No complaints does the job. Is more suited to short beards or big stubble. Be careful when clean ie detaching comb and blade as it can be tricky to take off and like mine if it falls and hits sink etc it can break...

The product does what it says and i like the trimmer 's versatility HOWEVER i had only been using this product for a couple of months when the plastic arm n the cutting blades broke i was able to use it but could not turn it upside down or sideways as...

I bought this as a replacement for an older Philips 3000. The vacuum feature works well and captures at least 90% of the hairs. The head is quite bulky and I find it difficult to properly trim my moustache to a stubble. Also not so easy to trim a line...

Charge time and use time is great 1 hour charge 1 hour use. Most trimmer don't come close. Worth the money highly recommend. Can use with charger wire instead if their is no charge.

Like the previous review. Constantly does not work. Bought on 12/2/19. I still have the receipt for this one. The first trimmer also stopped working after a couple of months but I could not find the receipt. Generally, a very shoddy product and very...

Poorly made product and constantly doesn't work. In the end I had to give up on it and buy a better product to replace it

A relative was given one of these as a Christmas gift...I was so impressed I purchased it for myself. Very happy with this product.

Did trimmer does the job pretty well and helps reducing the mess by vacuuming some the bits. But why did you make the trim piece legs in such a fragile plastic ?? I have to get another one every year!

It is not without mess. Less messy, yes. But still messy. Anyhow I put up with that. One of the plastic "teeth/prongs" that hold the head in place broke off. I super-glued it and it was OK. Then the other one snapped off. I super-glued that too and it...

I say again do not buy - it is absolutely rubbish. Poor quality - tacky plastic fittings which are at risk of cracking. length guide so feeble it is untrue and trying to trim a stray whisker without the guide on - you might as well use a plastic...