Remington MB6850 Vacuum Stubble and Beard Trimmer: Lithium Power, Adjustable Length Comb with 11 Settings (2-18mm) Review

I bought it because there was some kind of 50 percent discount and instead of 7 they sold for 3500. I was satisfied with the purchase by 92 percent. But if I had to pay more than 3500, I would not take it. Has pros: Looks cool. 95 percent of shaved hair falls into a special removable carrier. Nice bag included for transportation. Some cons: Not all hair reaches right under the nose, if you use a nozzle (this happens due to the fact that the nozzle is too massive), they turn out to be slightly…

I was unexpectedly pleased with the function of collecting hairs, it wakes up a little anyway, but now I don’t shave over the toilet :) Made and looks good. The volume is moderate. The container is easy to clean, but you have to remove the nozzle. I am very pleased, the main thing is that with a couple of movements it cuts my beard, which the previous Braun could not boast of, I usually drove with it for a long time and still there were lonely hairs. I usually leave 3-4 mm.

Take the quality and sound of this trimmer and turn it into the VPG6530 and you have a great trimmer. Otherwise, the general ease of use, the difficult disassembly for cleaning, the cleaning and the actual cutting performance cannot be surpassed by any other model. It's just not practical. It also pulls out the hair on the neck. Disappointing but still as good as all other trimmer types except for the VPG530 which I think is the best overall. Sometimes faster doesn't mean better, and still…

Update: Despite the usefulness of a vacuum, my husband switched to another trimmer as it cannot cut a consistent length. A crap and a big waste of money for him to sit in the closet. Back: My husband has only used it twice so I will definitely update my rating if anything changes. But so far it's working fine. The guard is very thick and this makes it difficult to shave consistently. He doesn't seem able to shave under his nose and under his lower lip with the same length setting, so I have to…

I had the last two generations of Phillips vacuum trimmers and after the last one broke I decided on the Remington. To be honest I expected a better experience. by Remington. The length guard is made of very cheap plastic and will flex towards the blade if you push with ANY force (e.g. trying to get hair that is growing in an awkward position). This results in large differences in beard length. when you're done I basically have to leave this at the lowest possible value, which is not optimal…

I bought this to complement my Norelco beard trimmer with vacuum cleaner (which is no longer available - I left my Norelco workhouse so I bought this Remington for travel). I'm happy with Remington, it cuts beautifully. I only have problems with the design. I have to remove the plastic guide and blades to access the vacuum canister. However, the Remington vacuum is much more efficient than the Norelco - there is far less hair coming out of the Remington vacuum. Another issue is that I have to…

I've had both Phillips 7200 trimmers and after 7 months of use (2 year warranty) it failed, I believe it will be a more reliable product (5 year warranty). The truth is I prefer the old Phillips that I had. The Remington vacuum trimmer only captures about 50% of the hair it cuts, while the Phillips trimmer gets closer to 80%. It's downright scary to use around the mustache for fear of pressing too hard and cutting too close. The Phillips vacuum trimmer had a very hard plastic part that allowed…