🚫 Philips Norelco BT7515/49 Beard Trimmer Series 7500 - Currently Unavailable Review

I bought this trimmer less than 3 months ago and I use it about once a week. A few weeks ago the blade started shaking like it was loose. Today when I went to use it the blade bounced off and fell to the ground breaking the head of the blade rendering it unusable. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT TO ANYONE as it is only a matter of time before the blade comes loose and breaks.

I always wait and use my products before writing my reviews. Although this trimmer initially worked perfectly and left almost no cutting residue. I noticed that after a few weeks and months of use, the blades started to dull. First use was to trim my beard or beard how I like it. After a number of uses I noticed after a number of passes that he was missing the hairs and even after going through them pass after pass he just didn't cut them. It was unbelievably disappointing. Cleaning the machine

I had sold one of the first vacuum razors and was not impressed with the small collection of mustaches. I stuck with it for several years because he did everything else well. When I finally bought a replacement I found the vacuum to be much more efficient. Upon closer inspection, the double door through which the trim was thrown did not close properly. All of this is in the past. This new Norelco sucks like crazy, even at speed. The guide and the shaving head can be easily removed and simply…

The blade will no longer lower and stay in place after 40 days of use rendering this trimmer unusable. You have to take out the blade when you want to clean the vacuum cleaner, but the product isn't engineered well enough to do that repeatedly. The blade no longer "snaps". This is clearly a serious design flaw.

FOR THOSE OF YOU INTERESTED IN WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE THIS IS NOT JUST A PART AS STATED IN BUSINESS QUESTIONS. BUILD QUALITY: Bought the older model (BT7215, 7000 series) about 3 years ago. It was still working for me when I bought it. Others have said that plastic parts break, but I haven't experienced that. Be careful how you use the blade and guard, I caught myself trying to tighten it backwards a few times and I'm sure if I pushed any harder it would snap. It should click smoothly. The only

After one use, the main blade no longer fits tightly to the body of the trimmer. It looks like one of the thin plastic tabs has worn away and is no longer holding the blade/head in place. Considering you have to remove the blade every time you need to remove the minimal amount of hair this thing can vacuum, it seems those plastic tabs are about to fail. I've also been to the Philips parts page and couldn't find a replacement cutter head. The vacuum function has an efficiency of about 35-45%…

I can't believe I was led to believe that this beard trimmer would last longer than my old one (not very long). The plastic sides of the beard trimmer blade that hold it in the trimmer itself are broken. I had to buy a new one which was sent quickly. He collapsed again. As I like the vacuum feature I bought the upgraded model, thinking it would take longer to shed and be more durable. NOT CORRECT! It broke faster. Obviously this is a big problem because when I called support they said I would…

Love this trimmer. I use it on my head and face. Good haircut. The vacuum works fantastic. The battery is durable. My previous vacuum trimmer (an older model) lasted me almost five years. However, this model has a serious design flaw. In this model, to trim dead hair, you need to remove the clipper and shed your hair. light enough. However, do not drop the clipper, force it into place, or force it back. The clipper design consists of two thin plastic pins (pins) whose function is to hold the…

So I saw there was a new version of this and as a user of an earlier model 7215 with a broken shaving head (that seems to be a common problem) I have decided to try this instead of trying to replace the head. The question I guess everyone wants an answer to is: Has the razor head been redesigned to prevent the clips from breaking? That's hard to answer with certainty. The piece has been slightly reworked; There are a few plastic extensions that make it look different, but as far as I can tell…