🧔 Philips Norelco BeardTrimmer 7300 with Vacuum Technology and Adjustable Length Settings (Model # QT4070/41) Review

I bought this and Panasonic Milano at the same time because I couldn't decide on a model. This model is more attractive. It has a vacuum, a turbo button and a digital display. It seems like a really good unit. Mine still works and cuts my hair but it doesn't fit me. The vacuum cleaner works, but regardless of its functionality, I still have to sweep my hair out of the sink when trimming my beard. (I realized that it doesn't really take less time to clean the sink when there's less hair, it's…

It was a good buy. I've been using the trimmer about twice a week for several years. I definitely got my money's worth. I charged it when not in use. I left the trimmer connected to the Belkin extension cord. I downloaded the manual today and it said to turn it off when not in use. How to charge it and prepare it for work? As you wish. It could be settled. He stayed where he was. It never accidentally changed settings while I was using it. It was easy to clean. It wasn't too loud. It looked…

I was looking for an electric shaver that would allow me to trim my facial hair short enough to be considered stubble and keep it that way. The stubble comb that comes with the razor sucks. It's a brittle plastic that will bend when you put it on your face. No matter what trim level you're trying to achieve, it's never going to be exact. You'll also scratch your face if you turn it down to lower settings because the blade is sitting right against your skin. So this device actually offers very…

I have bought several beard trimmers from Norelco in the past because I really like the vacuum feature and they usually have an adequate resolution setting for beard length. However, this newer model has the same drawback as my previous model - the transparent lid over the area where the hair is sucked in by the vacuum cleaner is closed with a plastic fastener that breaks at the very beginning of the trimmer's life, and from that moment at the door tends to open by itself during use or storage.

Like some other reviewers, my Norelco T980 stopped holding a charge after 3-4 years. The 7300 "seems" to be much more durable than the older model. While the T980 rattled and the length adjustment felt a bit wobbly (press too hard and it would flex a bit), the T980 had one major advantage over this new model - the vacuum was stronger. It looks like Norelco spent so much time strengthening the trimmer's body and adding a small LCD display (completely unnecessary), but they missed the most…

I used an earlier model of this trimmer and its battery died completely (5 years was a decent amount of time). I've now tried the new one and find it a really good upgrade (albeit more expensive). Here are the advantages: - it's lighter - the charger works at 110/220 power - used to be a problem on long trips in Europe, doesn't last more than 2 months without recharging - the vacuum cleaner is more powerful than the previous model when new - less hair ends up in the sink - cut size settings are

Bought to replace a dying Philips trimmer I've had for years and the rechargeable battery wouldn't last for one use. Before buying this trimmer, I had not noticed that it cannot be used as an edge trimmer due to its design. The cut catcher is in front of the blade, which means the blade never comes into direct contact with your skin. The gap for the trap is about 1/8 inch deep. The collection container does make for a cleaner sink when in use, but not 100% as there is still some dirt left. The…

I read many reviews discussing the types of clippers that came with this machine so I was happy when I received my clipper with two types of trimmer. One of them is spikey, as people have mentioned, but it does a good job of getting close. I use it for thorough stubble trimming. The other is spring loaded and contours your face better. I use it to trim my beard, the vacuum cleaner is good. I've never used an electric trimmer so I know how messy they can be, but I've never encountered them. This