Electric Bread Trimmer for Men,14 in 1 Grooming Set USB Type-C Body Clippers, Removable Ceramic Blade for Wet and Dry Shaving

Hubby loves it. Works well without pulling the hair and battery life last a good bit without charging. Plenty of attachments and easy to change out.

Years ago I bought a hair trimmer that worked fine and still works adequately. After growing out a beard this year, I realized I needed more capabilities to keep the beard looking good and me looking clean. I’ve used every option with this trimmer. Each one works well. Switching the heads is quick and connects firmly. It’s very nice to be wireless; no cords to get in my way. The charge lasts a long time. The trimmer displays the remaining charge and then shows the charging progress. It uses a usb cable to charge and connects to the wall outlet with an included transformer. A nice, lightweight zipped pack hold unused caps and the charging cable. An organizer stand holds the most often used caps and the handheld trimmer device. I really appreciate this feature.

There are many shaving kits available on Amazon. This particular kit is in the "T-Blade" family, with smaller shave heads, and is best suited for functions such as beard/sideburn trimming, shaving the hair on your neck, and body shaving.This clipper is waterproof, which is great for body shaving. You can use it in the shower, and it is easy to clean after use. To operate the clipper, you slide the button on the side to "on". The charge level is displayed on an LCD screen. There's no explicit travel lock mode, but since this uses a physical slider (not a button), it's less likely to accidentally turn on if packed.My own personal primarily use case for this type of shaver is to shave my neck hair. It does a decent job for that purpose. It is not as powerful as some trimmers of this type that I've used, but it gets the job done.Contents of this kit:** Waterproof clipper, LCD readout of battery time remaining** Nine black plastic clipper guards for the two widths of clipper heads** Zippered travel case** Cheap plastic holder** Charging cable** AC adapter** Cleaning brush** Plastic comb** Three additional clipper heads with different widths** Nose clipper attachment** Clipper oilThe travel case is a nice bonus here. It's a good way to keep everything in one place, even if you are not traveling.The clipper works fine, and the various heads are easy to interchange and work fine. I'm glad that the different heads they include here are all variations on a clipper head. The heads are not exactly 0-gapped, so you'll want to follow up with a shaver if you want to be clean-cut right down to the skin line.The four clipper attachments work well. The nose trimmer also works well--as well as devoted nose trimmers.The replaceable heads are changed by pushing the two buttons near the base of the head and then pulling the head off. Button activation is nice as it means that you don't need to apply much force to remove any of the heads. A lot of plastic is used in the heads (see photos), which may affect long-term durability--but I didn't encounter issues during the review period.The length guides are fine--cheap, but work OK.On the whole, this is a decent kit. The clipper functionality (4 heads) plus the nose trimmer and case justify the price. I do worry about longevity of the plastic tabs on the various heads, though.Pros:** Decent quality waterproof clipper** Clippers and nose trimmer work well** Travel case** Includes clipper oil** Uses standard USB-C charging portCons:** The attachments use a lot of plastic in their construction--including plastic attachment pins-- and I worry they won't hold up to long term switching** The cheap plastic stand/holder is pretty worthless

I'm a stylist and have been since 1989 and my Granddaughter wants to be. Age 22 so I wanted her to have a nice set of trimmers and clippers .. she loved these. I can't wait to see what she does with them, proud Grandma/Meré

Pardon my sarcastic review title, but at the time of writing this review, this multiple attachment trimmer is advertised as an "Electric Bread hair trimmer..", so I have to bring focus to that.As for this trimmer's purpose, yes it does work fine, but I'm not particular to it. It's buzzy and shaky nature makes using it a bit unpleasant for me.So, I have been reviewing trimmers and shavers for a few years, from dirt cheap to lavishly expensive. While trimmers/shavers on the expensive spectrum are generally good, lower priced trimmers are all over the gamut.This trimmer is strong but at the price of the buzzy behavior.I shave my head but grow a short bread, er...beard. So, on paper, a multi-attachment trimmer like this seems perfect. A foil shaver to shave down to skin level, and a variety of trimmers to style my facial hair. However, there's always nuances that make that not happen.For most of the shavers I've used, the trimmer attachments dull VERY quickly, within a few uses. Foil shavers tend to not work well (for me at least, more on that in a bit), and I've had a couple of trimmers' batteries fade quickly.Now, this trimmer's strength is motor torque. My facial hair is thick, and I've let my beard grow out fairly long, and have plowed this trimmer into it with a 2 mm guide comb and the motor never gave the slightest hint of being pushed. This trimmer by far has the strongest motor among multi-attachment trimmers that I've used.But again, this trimmer vibrates so heavily that despite that powerful motor, holding this trimmer to my head is really uncomfortable, to the point it's a bit unpleasant for me.Since the vibrations are caused in the main unit, it doesn't matter what attachment I pop on; This trimmer shakes really badly.Returning to my description of my facial hair... Yes, the foil shaver attachment doesn't work on me. My thick stubble laughs as this trimmer's foil shaver head harmlessly glances off of it. Again, the trimmers cut my hair effortlessly but the vibrations are just too much. I haven't even tried using the nose/ear hair trimmer and don't intend to.So, if you are really set on a multi-attachment trimmer and don't think you'll mind the vibrations, then this is worth considering. Again, this trimmer's motor has some muscle to it. But if vibrations are an issue or potential issue, I say steer clear.