Review on 🧔 Versatile Beard and Mustache Trimmer Set: Fast Rechargeable Cordless Grooming Kit with Face, Body, Nose Hair Trimmer and Micro Shaver RFC-2059E (Black) by Rosalee Rivera

To be clear this is not your everyday razor. So when you travel, you probably need this trimmer and a regular razor to shave with. For the most part, it works as you would expect from a trimmer with attachments. It has a sleek design, is rechargeable and also runs on the mains. I didn't notice any difference in how well it cuts whether it's connected to a network or not. The engine of this compact trimmer just hums. I don't know what happens when I run out of juice because I only drink it for two days. I have tried every razor head and several combs. Most of my complaints are minor as I expect to mainly use a T-shaver and its attachments.1. The instructions are as simple as can be, and most of the time it's about combs, not changing blade heads.2. Base. If you don't have a shelf to dedicate, the base that holds the blades, combs, and razor won't be very stable. I expected the place to store the razors to match the size of the blades and keep them safe when traveling. They don't. The blades slide easily and it took me a few minutes to get the right blade to the right hole. If you need to move the base I would suggest deleting everything and then resetting everything when you move the base. I threw away the base and just use a travel bag to keep everything to myself.3. The comb slots are only slightly better, but still unreliable.4. brute force. When I first tried connecting the power cord to the base of the shaver I figured it should be like most razors. not mine. At first I thought the pin inside the shaver was bent and didn't match the plug. That wasn't the problem. It would happen halfway and, it would seem, stop. After a few tries, I just applied more pressure and the put eventually went in. At least it's secure and probably won't fall out on its own. Brute Force 2. Changing blades requires a bit of finesse and more strength than you might think at first glance. On the back of the blade is a piece of plastic that must first line up with the slot and fit into the slot at the bottom of the hole on the back of the trimmer. Once this is aligned and set you will need to use some force to press the top of the razor to close it. This is the opposite of removing (see instructions), but takes more effort to remove. The whole time I just knew I was going to break or bend something that I would have to fix or replace.6. Sound. A razor head designed for shaving only seems to work without snagging on very short hair. The only problem is that none of the combs cut hair that short, making the razor attachment useless unless you use it for grooming after using another razor. forming tool. I tried it on my mustache and it didn't cut very well. Maybe the blade is too small, but in my case it didn't help. I haven't tried a nose hair trimmer yet. I have a standalone device that I like that works well, so I'll probably just put it in a kit if I decide I'm going to need it. I love that they contain oil but I now have 3 small bottles, 1 for each of the shavers/trimmers I have. I love the holdall as I can use it for this trimmer, my regular razor and anything else I might need as it has plenty of room and a few pockets that are way too big for a small bottle of oil and a small brush are that came with the trimmer. All in all a good trimmer with, in my opinion, little useful attachments and some instructions that could have been written better.