🏻 Philips Norelco BT3210/41: Ultimate Cordless Beard Trimmer and Hair Clipper - Adjustable Length, Rechargeable - No Blade Oil Needed! Review

This review compares the Philips Norelco BT3210 Beard Trimmer with the Philips Norelco Multigroom MG3750. I'm wondering how they stack up against each other? I also bought both. They have a lot in common: * The trimmer blade is exactly the same in every way, right down to the notch on the back, making it compatible with the snap guards included in the kit. with MG3750. In fact, the interchangeable multigroom attachments are compatible with the BT3210 based on my own testing*. The motor is the…

I reviewed this product some time ago, maybe a month after I bought it. Now, a year and 2 weeks after the purchase, I can say more. This razor does everything it's supposed to do as I originally said it would. But here's what's really impressive - gosh, the battery life is incredible. I plugged it in to charge today. The battery was still alive, but the trimmer started to slow down. After a year! Show me another device with such a long battery life! Of course, I only use it once a week, but the

Let's get to the point. This is a great cordless beard trimmer with a very bad design flaw. The downside is that this works great for a home trimmer, but it causes an amazing mess of tiny hairs flying all over the place. This device is very easy to clean. Cleaning the bathroom takes some time. Unlike Philips Norelco models that catch some of the clippings with a gentle vacuum, this one doesn't remove any of it. So spend the extra money and just buy devices with small suction cups. They're not…

Has a good powerful motor and sharp blades. My only gripe is the adjustable comb that really combs through the beard. The attachment's teeth are quite thick and spaced too far apart, so it doesn't lift whiskers effectively. This requires going over the same area multiple times to keep everything even. I will not buy this trimmer again. The trimmer I had previously was made by Wahl and was their best product.

As the title says, all I needed was a beard trimmer. I don't need a 17 in 1 machine that also folds my laundry. This is by far the best trimmer I have ever owned. Nice weight and great design. Easy to open packaging that does not require a blowtorch. First haircut and I knew I had found the one. Once was great but I always go through multiple times as I have a beard and have kept it really neat. However, this is the best timer. I use it on 3 settings and it does an amazing job. I took extra…

I've had it for a few months now - I replaced an old Philips beard trimmer which had a broken beard guard which rendered it unusable. It seems to work better than my old trimmer and the protection seems pretty solid. The only thing I don't like about this trimmer compared to my old trimmer is the lack of "attachments" like the narrow trimmer head for trimming detail. Annoying, but not a big problem for me. It holds a charge well, is fairly quiet (there's some sort of vibration/noise from the…

Can you give more than 5 stars? I would. This little gem is great for my specific use. At the time of writing this article, I have used the trimmer half a dozen times. This is the second trimmer I've bought from Revain. I gave the first one that I was happy with to my son when I didn't have a beard anymore and he needed it. I was going to get another one as I was growing a different beard - from Philips Norelco - but after reading the Revain reviews I settled on this newer model. What I love…

I've gone through half a dozen of these different brands of trimmers every 2 years. None of these trimmers allow you to change the battery. Too bad because the trimmer works and shaves well when plugged in, but I prefer to use it in the shower so I don't make a mess all over the place. To make matters worse, if you break the trimmers, a rechargeable AA battery is soldered into the device. So when the battery barely holds a charge (after about 2 years) you just have to throw it away and buy a…

No kidding, I bought about 7 beard trimmers in search of the perfect beard trimmer. I've tried all the major brands - Braun, Remington, Wahl, Con-Air and their variations - vacuum, wet/dry, etc. I've definitely had the best luck with the Phillips Norelco brand. In fact, the last two beard trimmers I bought were from the 3500 series. When I saw this beard trimmer for sale on Amazon my first thought was "another beard trimmer that will be good but not great". But I took a chance and bought it…