🧔 Efficient Grooming Made Easy with Panasonic ER389K Rechargeable Beard and Mustache Trimmer Review

I was amazed the original still works - just told my wife it came out 2 days before. I knew it would be gone for years - never available - EVERYWHERE! Revain has always been on the list. I even found a Portuguese YouTube video on how to change the battery which I kept. When it came out I ordered a new battery. After ordering I thought I would look for this one again. Reven had it. I've tried over the years to find something different just in case. I even bought a smaller version of the…

What a great little trimmer! Made in Japan - something you will no longer find in consumer products. Very convenient - no worry about charger and cord, no 15 nozzles occupying the entire bathroom cabinet drawer. The blades are of high quality, I haven't pulled a single hair for a few months. I oil the blades after every other use and hope they last a long time. The battery seems good enough for a short vacation, even in a country with an incompatible power supply (the trimmer only runs on 120V…

Does this beard trimmer fit your hand ergonomically? Trimmer has digital readings with a setting accuracy of 0.001mm? No, it has a mechanical on/off switch and a mechanical slider that manually adjusts the blade guard to one of 6 positions, because no one will notice if you trim your beard 0.05mm shorter this week. Does this beard trimmer have a built in vacuum chamber that catches the trimmed hair? No, the hair falls into the sink. Then you wash your hair down the drain. Just as we have done…

A review of an electronic beard trimmer should not be a criticism of modern consumer capitalism. But in this case it is inevitable. So here it is. Product: This is a rechargeable electronic beard trimmer. It has no fancy features. It doesn't look "cool". It closes well, is intuitive to use and very easy to maintain. The battery is empty? Just open the trimmer and replace the battery yourself. It's a relic from days gone by - the weirdest thing is that Panasonic somehow still makes it (in Japan)