Black Rechargeable Stubble and Beard Trimmer - Remington PG6015A Review

I was looking for a replacement for a Norelco trimmer that I had lost while traveling and came across this Remmington. Price wise, if the product doesn't meet my fairly basic trimmer standards, I've decided to give it a try and not lose too much. Now that I've done my research and gotten $15, here's my advice: just walk away. You can find literally EVERY other Revain trimmer and I almost guarantee it will perform better than this one. If you're a masochist who frets about ridiculously short…

After reading all the mixed reviews I decided I'd just pull the trigger for only $10. Well after my first use I see a problem. First impression was that it is very light in the hand, which bothered me as I understood that a small lithium battery or a small motor was meant. My instinct was right because even after it was fully charged, the device was very weak and required passing some areas of my face multiple times to evenly trim. I was concerned that the battery would die before I could even…

Even after charging overnight, the speed of this trimmer is very slow. The blades feel thin and sharp, the device itself is well made; It's a pleasant feeling. I like the idea that it can be charged and doesn't require batteries. However, the fact that he cuts his hair so slowly is disappointing. This trimmer takes about twice as long to trim my beard than my previous Remington trimmer. I think if they could fix it they would get higher ratings but as it stands I wouldn't recommend this device…