Review on Remington PG3160 Ultimate Precision Multigroomer: A Versatile Multifunctional Grooming Solution by Sonya Dunn

Seems to be a bit of a niche product and might be best suited for cutting out a football logo or the head. Other than that, or some other really precise use that I can't think of, this clipper doesn't seem very useful to me. My facial ear gets a little thick as I let it grow and this set of scissors struggles to trim it very efficiently with or without one of the fuses. I can shave my neck with it, but there's really no reason to use it and not something else. It doesn't give you a close shave around your neck and probably nowhere else. If I want to shave my neck, I can use one of these electric shavers with a specific blade length. If it's too long for that, a regular clipper will cut it off and a razor or blade will do the rest. Whether you find it useful or not probably depends on what else you have in your arsenal and how accurate you are. want things to look like. Since I would never get design into my head I can't comment on how well this would work for something like this, but it looks like the most practical use for it. It removes fine hairs from your chest and can work well around your instrument. It's REALLY light, which may or may not mean it's cheap. Despite this, it appears to be quite durable. It's easy to charge with another non-standard USB cable that you need to keep an eye on. If you like something heavier, you won't like it. It won't replace anything I'm using now because it seems to struggle a bit with thicker hair. Ordinary beard trimmers or beard trimmers can do the same or even better. The only exception can be very precise cutting and trimming. I don't see that most people will find this particularly helpful if they already have a beard and/or regular clippers.