Remington MPT-3400C Dual Blade Detail Trimmer: Ideal for Eyebrows, Nose, Ear, and Sideburns Review

Good. something unusual happened here. I've been buying them for many years and have a lot of them. I've tried others that claim to be what this one is for and I've never liked any of them. I've come to terms with it being a little flimsy and sometimes needing a nudge, a little bend or whatever to get it working. Eventually the plastic latch or switch fell off. OK, let's order another one. The worst thing about the device is that it always seemed a little anemic in performance, but good enough…

I like this product; Well, maybe the ones made 6 years ago that don't differ much from that. Yes I have one that I have had for 6 years and it is sealed because even though it fell apart the car still ran like a champ. I decided to buy another one because I had to remove the old one although it still works. They're too cheap for me to hold on to a really old one. I get a lot of bumps from razor sticks so I bought this and a Phillips razor which works great. I like these clippers because they…

My eyebrows look like Wilfred Brimmley's unless I trim and control them. This handy little trimmer is great for that. Cuts beautifully smooth. To be honest I got quite a few compliments from the ladies on my eyebrow game! Taming nose hair is also no problem for this little guy. It climbs right up your nose and clears that little nose forest in no time. So if I like it so much, why four stars? Well, this product seems fragile. I realize that for the price it wouldn't be made by NASA engineers or

It just stopped working after 3 uses. The seller does not cooperate and will not replace. I would advise spending a little more money and getting a higher quality product as the seller seems to be selling a poor quality product.

This is my 3rd in the last 2 years. They just die after a while of use no matter how new the battery is. At one point I took one apart and noticed that it was rusting badly. rust, right guys? This will live in the bathroom where the humidity is higher than normal. So if your trimmer isn't protected, this is the end. Sad as it's really a good size and works well when it works. Fix the rust problem and I'll give it five stars.

The device worked fine for the first two weeks, then it stopped working. After two months and two battery changes I throw it away. It pinches the hair and the blade is not designed for proper care. The block rusts - how to make a bathroom product and use stainless steel?

I've had mine for 3 years now. I mainly use it to trim my eyebrows once a week and occasionally to trim my ear hair. When it starts to get sluggish (and it will) I take the blades apart for a quick dry clean and put a drop of oil on the blades and knot. Mine uses 3-4 batteries a year.

Less durable. All plastic and seems very fragile, I'm not looking for it to last in my house. I had a trimmer that I bought from Remington a few years ago. I think it's a cheap imitation. - 1 star, save money! If you need a trimmer, look elsewhere.

If I could put a zero I would. It fell apart on the second use, after the 30 day return period of course. Looks cheap, feels cheap, cheaply made. Look for another brand.