Review on 🏻 Philips Norelco BT3210/41: Ultimate Cordless Beard Trimmer and Hair Clipper - Adjustable Length, Rechargeable - No Blade Oil Needed! by Lisa Davis

This review compares the Philips Norelco BT3210 Beard Trimmer with the Philips Norelco Multigroom MG3750. I'm wondering how they stack up against each other? I also bought both. They have a lot in common: * The trimmer blade is exactly the same in every way, right down to the notch on the back, making it compatible with the snap guards included in the kit. with MG3750. In fact, the interchangeable multigroom attachments are compatible with the BT3210 based on my own testing*. The motor is the same for both devices. Both work at the same power and make the same sound when switched on.* Only the trimmer blade can be washed on both devices. The devices themselves cannot be washed. Now for the differences: * The BT3210 only comes with one beard guard, which varies in length depending on the dial setting, while the Multigroom MG3750 comes with a variety of fixed length clip-on beard guards. and hair. The single protection BT3210 is quite weak compared to the multigroom protection. On my BT3210 straight out of the box the protection was already quite loose when fitted into the trimmer body and I'm not sure it will stand the test of time. The Multigroom Pads can be attached to the trimmer blade with a crisp click and have proven themselves over a long period of time. Therefore I deduct a star from the BT3210. Would like to hear from someone at Philips Norelco if this is atypical.* The BT3210 has a larger body with a softer feel and is more ergonomic than the MG3750. The BT3210 has a better grip and smarter design than the Multigroom.* The BT3210 has a charge indicator on the front of the device. The MG3750 has no backlight.* The BT3210 claims a battery life of 90 minutes while the MG3750 claims a battery life of 60 minutes. I can't say for sure if any of these numbers are correct as I've never completely stopped my trims. Both trimmers can be used when connected to the mains. So what's better? It seems to me that both trimmers will have their fans. The BT3210 is, in my opinion, the best device for those who want to use it solely to trim facial hair. The beauty of the MG3750 lies in the variety of other uses: hair on the head, nose and ears, eyebrows, etc. As the main trimmer and motor appear to be the same on both devices, there should be little to no difference in performance conditions. performance on the beard. The longer battery life and charge indicator adds value to the BT3210 and will likely influence me if I have to start over and just buy one of these trimmers.