Remington® ‘The Beardsman’ Beard Trimmer for Men, Ultimate Precision Full Beard Grooming Kit and Hair Clippers, with 3 Adjustable Combs, Scissors, and Brush, Black

I tried several name brand beard trimmers within a $15 range of the Remington Beardsman. I was looking for one that could trim my beard if I grow it significantly longer without requiring a ton of individual guards, feels like it'll last several years, and reliably trims evenly.Only a few other trimmers are comparable to the Beardsman in terms of lengths and I did quite a bit of research and trialing them. Very few had adjustable guards that could do a wide range of lengths. Even fewer were quality made and durable. I've never heard of someone boasting about their Rimmington trimmer, so I naturally tried other brands that I thought had a reputation for making quality clippers.Braun reviews were spot on - cheaply made, uneven cutting, and snagging. It stopped working after a month. I narrowed it down to Panasonic, Phillips, and Wahl. A comparable Wahl LOOKED ideal and came with handy attachments.. the thing was tiny and the 'metal' was plastic. The adjustable guard was cheap plastic that wouldn't lock in at a length. It'd jump down 3 lengths and instantly take a chunk out of my beard. I tried to switch to the detail head and the whole shell of the trimmer started coming apart. All of the trimmers I looked at had mixed reviews.The Remington Beardsman looked goofy and didn't have many reviews, however most of the reviews were positive and praising Rimington's support and warranty. I figured all trimmers nowadays are garbage so I'd get one that assures longevity. GAME CHANGER. Great even cut, powerful, durable guard and locking feature, 3 easy to change guard and excellent warranty.One thing that I will note is that without using a guard, the main blade it seems to pinch pretty bad. It may be a defect, but the detail trimmer is sufficient for my no-guard needs. Other than that, im satisfied with my purchase and will stick with Remington next time I need a new trimmer.

I've had one of these for around 20 years. Best trimmer I've ever owned, until the battery lost nearly all capacity a year or tow ago. Before that it was only necessary to charge maybe once a month. I've bought this new one and all the features and performance are identical to the old one, though battery life has yet to be proven. Would like to have just bought the trimmer and the guides but it seems to only come as a kit with the brush and scissors which I have no need for. The trimmer is quiet, sharp and gives a great trim with only one or two passes. If this one lasts as long as the original, it's worth every penny.

Pros>cuts great>multiple adjustments perfect for trimming your beard>cool ergonomic handleCons>doesn’t show battery life so you won’t know when it’s gonna die>last about 40 minutes>charger doesn’t indicate when done>charger not USB CGreat multi functional clipper with a not so modern battery and charge indicator

Not only is the price is great but this shaver is from a reputable brand and it’s made for longer and long beards which I’ve been looking for for a long time but could never find one that goes up to 35mm! And only for $60 n it comes with a beard brush n scissors that aren’t just shoddy made throw ins they’re both very nice. Finally found the shaver I’m gonna be using for a looooong time. Love this shaver.

As the proud owner of a face-mane that would make a Viking envious, I embarked on an epic quest for the Holy Grail of long beard tremors...behold! This magnificent beast has ended my long and perilous journey. It's the Excalibur for my chin-curtains and the Mjölnir for my face-foliage! Gone are the days of juggling more attachments than a Swiss Army knife on steroids. This bad boy is the Swiss BANK of trimmers: sleek, efficient, and doesn't lose its cool... or its attachments. And yes, it absolutely is the longest beard trimmer available.This contraption is so grand, it could only have been forged in the fires of Valhalla itself. My beard has finally met its match...it’s trembling with joy and glistening with wetness (from how much it's being sat on, of course)! It's as of my face-mane is seated on a thrown of awe. My suggestion: you should probably buy it.

I mean honestly it does it's job. I've had a remington for 9 years now and still do but I wanted a cordless one so I can trim my beard with ease. Like most things now, it just feels cheap. Especially the attachments. Also to charge 60 dollars for something and not even include a carrying case is honestly just robbery in my opinion. I'm a fan of remington but I can see they are following the trend here. More money for cheaper products. So far it seems to do the job although it doesn't cut like my corded ones do. I do like the length you can extend the attachment. It's better for longer beards like mine. It cuts pretty even but you still have to go back over it with scissors or straight blade. Of course I have slight curls in my beard so my beard is harder to maintain and line up. Over all it's okay. It would be nice to see a carrying case though. Especially with the extra blades and attachments. Like what are we supposed to do ? Just throw all of this in a basket ? Good luck keeping all these away from the kiddos.

I wanted something that I could trim close amd also about 2 inches long, but also not have a really long comb. This works perfectly and have been able to trim close to the nose and all around my face, ears, and other parts.The size is perfect and price is awesome.Has the 3 attachments to do anything I have needed. Took a while to charge the battery the first time but have used it 4 times without needing abother charge.

Taking some getting used to after using another for 20+ years. Yep, it was a Remington too. It runs great, charge cord connects easily. Fairly easy to clean, easy to set height for beard.