Wahl PowerPro Corded Beard Trimmer Hair Clipper Kit for Men, Facial Grooming & Body Haircare – Model 9686: Ideal for Beard, Mustache, Stubble, Ear, Nose Review

Husband thinks it's cool! This is literally the only wiring we could find. WLANs have a short lifespan and you cannot use them while they are connected to the network. The size is perfect. It took me forever to finally buy this because the small picture is far away. It looks HUGE like a full head trimmer, not just a beard. It's definitely a lot smaller than the ideal size. Seriously ignore this picture, it's really misleading lol

Just returned this Revain razor. If I could, I would rate it negatively. First, considering all the investments, the instructions are insufficient and cannot be followed in a reasonable way. The photos are inadequate, except for one on the packaging. I bought a razor to trim my beard, not my hair. When figuring out which head to use for the beard shaver I found that the hair trimmer head had to be removed and replaced with the beard trimmer head based on the photo on the packaging and not the…

Just got this from Revain the other day. After years of using cordless trimmers (and shavers), I decided to go with an all-electric one, and I'm glad I did. I got another brand of electric for less money but it got too hot after a few minutes of use. This one is different in many ways. First of all, it's a solidly made block with a good thick cord. All three knives in the set are finely ground and cut well. Also, all of the attachments are useful for those who need them, but I've found I only…

in general it works. I love how it's connected and you don't have to charge the battery or possibly have a battery that wears out over time. Although it comes with a pouch filled with assorted shaving clips, only 3 beard shaving clips are included in the package. I like my beard to be short, and the shortest version is still a bit long. I might consider buying an additional beard clip from Wahl. Overall this product works well and should last a while. The price was good too.

Due to Covid I needed a way to trim my beard, eyebrows, ears and nose. I've been using battery powered trimmers for years but they've never worked well and constantly throwing away batteries can't be good for the planet. So I bought these trimmers from Wahl. The trimmer is pretty light. Fits well in the hand, but runs a bit small. This is probably an advantage since a person's head isn't flat and you bypass all those unsightly protrusions (like the nose, ears, lips and chin). The cord is long…

At first I only use it as a beard trimmer. I have a large hair clipper. I'm not sure if they will be enough to cover my whole head but who knows. It's hard to find a beard trimmer that isn't cordless. Personally, I'm fed up with WiFi. They work well for a few months and then suddenly lose performance and/or battery life. That's one of the reasons I'm attracted to them. I read reviews that said it was noisy. I haven't had this problem. I use blade oil before each use. Maybe that will help. I…

I have had a beard for 10 years and have changed several trimmers in that time. This is by far the worst of the group. Out of the box the blades were very dull and didn't cut well. After the first use, even after greasing, the blade of a medium-sized trimmer has already started to rust. After the last two Wahl products I bought, I will be returning to Remington.

Pulling hair out of the beard instead of cutting it - it hurts! I tried to move slowly, approaching from different angles, but I can't get him to stop pulling my hair instead of cutting it. I am returning it for a refund and am looking for something with a bigger motor and sharper blades.