Review on 🪒 ToiletTree Water Resistant Nose and Ear Hair Trimmer with LED Light: Efficient Grooming Solution by Sherry Smith

Gray uses TWO AA batteries, silver uses ONE! I bought both as I couldn't find any information on how the silver model differs from the gray anywhere. The gray should use a 3v motor and the silver a 1.5v motor, although both have about the same cutting performance with new batteries. Gray also uses an on/off push button switch while silver uses a slide switch. The gray is heavier with two batteries but will likely last longer with a set of batteries since there are two. The cutting head (metal tip) on silver and gray looks exactly the same. Both are removed the same way with a 1/4 turn for cleaning. The metal cutting tip heats up with use, which is to be expected given the cutter is snug against the head, which I hope is. No big deal, it's not annoying and cools down if you let it sit for a minute. Both models do a great job of trimming nose and ear hair! Couldn't be happier. They cut the hair into tiny pieces, maybe 1/3 millimeter long. I used to use a rather bloodthirsty hand trimmer, which often ripped out entire nose hairs with great pain. I'm used to having watery eyes all the time. There is no such problem here. what do i prefer I will only say gray because I think the batteries will last longer. I also like the push button switch. This switch is in such a position that you really don't accidentally press it during use.