Seems like a solid option for a vacuum trimmer :)
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B076J93DK7?smid=ANEGB3WVEVKZB
Model: BT7201/15
CamelCamelCamel.
agree - it didn't even last me one full year…complete avoid
Whoosh…
Whoosh…
The plastic tabs (on the cutting element & comb) that hold them to the base unit are quite chincy and prone to break. If you get one, be surgical when changing attachments and/or cleaning the unit. Vacuum performance is only average as you'd expect.
Worth the extra few dollars over the 3 series?
https://www.thegoodguys.com.au/philips-stubble-trimmer-qt401…
One of the plastic tabs on the last one I bought bent within a few months. Still works and I still think it's a great trimmer. But now I'm thinking about buying another one because I can't find a replacement blade and I assume a blade replacement would be more than $50.
You know warranty? You know consumer rights? They say hi.
You know about grey imports?
^this. Owner of broken cutting edge part….
Can shave heads too or not?
Probably not designed to handle that amount of hair.
Can this be used downstairs?
I enquired recently at Shaver Shop and the guy said yes, however the head is a fairly square flat surface so is a bit tough to get in the cracks and grooves.
Gutsy asking the guy so have a + vote.
a bit tough to get in the cracks and grooves
May require some gymnastic manoeuvres or help from a friend, or both.
Depends where your bathroom is.
I use mine in the way to work.
Other busriders hate it.
Other busriders hate it.
Reminds me of those ads you see
"Shaving companies hate him!!!"
Thanks OP - Been looking at getting a new one for a while and couldn’t resist this price!
The plastic tab at the end of the blade attachment broke and it became unusable in less than a year. Vacuum doesn't work very well as well as it leaves hair all around the basin. Avoid.
yeah, with that dodgy blade I imagine it isn't too gentle around the crack either
Have been using this for a while and the only negative is the vacuum. I would say it catches about 25% of the hair, but otherwise a decent shave.
So I guess the vacuum thing is more like a gimmick hey
I have this and really like it, but only for shorter beards. If I haven't shaved in several days, I use this to prepare my skin for a close shave with my normal shaver.
Works reasonably well at vacuuming the hair. I would say picks up 80-90% for me, but longer hair (more than 3-4mm) it will pick up more like 50% and the blade gets clogged with longer hair too.
Plus 1 for me to write week for my side burns.
Pardon?
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This sucks.