🪒 ToiletTree Water Resistant Nose and Ear Hair Trimmer with LED Light: Efficient Grooming Solution Review

I originally thought this product would be better than my Norelco and Panasonic brands but after just a year of use it started to fail. Now, after a little over a year and a half of very light use (I don't have knuckle hair), it no longer works. The bottom cover that holds the batteries in place does not fit tightly over the batteries so the batteries do not power the trimmer head. It is very poorly made and is junk. Don't waste money.

Mechanically, this unit works similarly to the Panasonic rotary unit that I have used for many years. Better built from top to bottom, this device runs quietly and smoothly. In addition to the better performance, another important difference lies in the cleaning. If the top black cover is removed, this manufacturer recommends NOT removing the inner blade for cleaning, which I believe contributed to the premature dulling of the blades on previous models. Now simply remove the black cap with the…

I've never met a device that really works when it comes to removing ear and nose hair. It seems that no matter how many times you traverse the area, there are always stragglers. Those days are over. The child becomes smooth after walking over these areas once or twice. Amazing and I love the fact that it's wireless. This is your answer if you want to take good care of your ears and nose.

Gray uses TWO AA batteries, silver uses ONE! I bought both as I couldn't find any information on how the silver model differs from the gray anywhere. The gray should use a 3v motor and the silver a 1.5v motor, although both have about the same cutting performance with new batteries. Gray also uses an on/off push button switch while silver uses a slide switch. The gray is heavier with two batteries but will likely last longer with a set of batteries since there are two. The cutting head (metal…

This unit does a great job but I often have to open it and remove the batteries to turn it off. Hasn't been working well since the day I opened the package. I don't usually bother to return small items. I will never buy from the manufacturer again. However, it's so durable and well built - compared to others I've bought - that I've decided to keep it for myself. (Of course no switch). Mine is maybe one of the rare ones that has a little problem so I can't say it's a bad product. So far it's…

I have bought several hair clippers over the last few years. They all work great the first time but fail due to poor material and design. On most of them, the power button gets stuck after a few uses, and it takes a lot of force to move it. I disassembled them to see cheap materials that are hopelessly repairable. Then comes this product. It has a button that requires no effort. The on/off switch appears to be electronic rather than mechanical, which should ensure long life for the buttons. I…