Conair Men Ear, Nose, and Eyebrow Trimmer, Patent 360 Bevel Blade for No Pull, No Snag Trimming Experience, 5-piece Kit with Travel Case

I have tried a lot of trimmers over the years, and this one is simply the best in terms of a close trim. The unique trimmer shape makes it very easy to ensure that all hairs are properly cut down. It does not pull hairs, pinch, or cut skin. The trimmer head can get a little hot with extended used, and it is a bit loud if you use it around your ears. I wish it was rechargeable so I didn't have to buy batteries, but battery life seems good so far. These are minor complaints when considering how well this actually trims. I'm glad I got the slightly more expensive version that has an all metal housing. It definitely lends a high quality feel, and will hopefully survive an accidental drop or two (unlike my last trimmer)

Used it straight out of the box to tackle my monthly nose forest… this trimmer is the best nose trimmer I have ever used period! The blades unique design allows it to get up into the inner underside of my nose tip and trim those pesky hard to reach hairs. I was completely surprised by the lack of pain and no nose bleeds. And it literally pulverized the hairs…? There was literally no hairs falling out everywhere, when I cleaned up with a couple wet qtips the hairs were nowhere to be found? Anyway I can’t recommend this thing enough for you hairy nose guys…

While looking for a rechargeable grooming tool (Mostly I was looking for a nose hair trimmer), I was presented with an assortment of tools, some of them not rechargeable. Why Amazon lists options I am specifically NOT looking for still peeves me, but in this (very rare) case, Amazon won and I purchased a product out of curiosity. Two brands of the nose hair trimmers had distinctly different heads and I wondered what the difference is and if one is better a better design for cutting than the other. Intrigued, I bought one of each, and tested them both.Other brand rechargeable Round Head Trimmer:On the plus side for the round head trimmer, it IS rechargeable. There is a light to indicate charging, but no battery level indicator. The attachments are easily removed, and can be rinsed under running water. Also on the plus side, the detail trimmer attachment works well. The nose hair trimmer works... but not as well as I would like.On the down side, the handle was thick and bulky. Although still maneuverable, the thickness of the handle made it a little awkward in the hand. The cap did not want to stay on, nor (as is reasonable) would it fit over the trimmer attachment. The round head nose hair trimmer, although it worked, was not very efficient and took a very long time running it around my nostril before I was somewhat satisfied that it got as much as it could .ConairMan Trimmer:On the down side of this nose hair trimmer, It is not rechargeable, costs more, is more noisy and the attachment that it came with (specifically the foil shaver) was a little disappointing when it came to function. The nose hair attachment is very tight, and was difficult to twist off for rinsing or tool swap. Also (as is reasonable) there is no cover for the attachment that came with it.On the plus side for this one, the nose hair trimmer was remarkably more efficient and a lot faster than the round head rechargeable. from the sound of things, it also cuts closer; even finding the nubs the rechargeable left behind in the other nostril. (Judging by the sounds, the round head found nothing on the reciprocal test.) The Cap stays put on the ConairMan nose hair trimmer, and the slimmer handle is less awkward in the hand. Although the detail trimmer attachment was adequate, the foil shaver side failed every test I gave it except for ease of cleaning; failing even to take care of the "nubs" left by the detail trimmer.Overall: While both have their plusses and minuses, The ConairMan nose hair trimmer with the mushroom head (I Feel) blew the rechargeable round head nose hair trimmer out of the water as far a cut goes on the nose hair trimmer. Which one you choose totally depends on what YOU need. I hope this head to head helps. (Pardon the pun)Although I have avoided mentioning other brands or models, I don't believe Amazon is fond of head to head reviews, so I hope this is posted. Whichever brand or model you choose... Good luck Mr. Phelps.

It works well. I've had another brand that was highly recommended. But as it began to wear out I wanted one that trimmed a bit closer. This is probably the 4th or 5th brand/model I've owned and it works the best of all for close trim. I'd like it to trim even closer, but I realize there is a limit. The expanded tip gets places that straight or tapered just won't reach. If it lasts a year, I'm happy, and will replace with same.

Not the best looking nose trimmer I've used. But, it's been the only one that has gotten the job done efficiently and quickly. It's easy to install the battery and even easier to operate it. I have gone thru at least a dozen of trimmers, mostof them cheaply made and inefficient. So far this one is working perfectly and I do recommend it for those who like efficiency above all else.

I've tried several different nose/ear hair trimmer but hadn't found one that I felt really did a good job. Some nicked my skin, some pulled the hair instead of trimming it, etc.I have used this one for a while now and have not had any of those issues. I liked it so much that I even gifted them to my adult sons

So far this is the best 'weed wacker' to date and I am extremely happy with it. I have previously used Panasonics, Philips, Remingtons, I mean no disrespect to them having produce great nose hair trimmers. But Conairman is another level only one able to 'mow' down hairs on the edge of the nose that others' just can't reach. Kudos to your engineers on having done a great job. Cheers, Wong Mike

The nose hair trimmer attachment works great. However, the 3mm and 5mm attachments for trimming eyebrows do not work very well. However, all is not lost. I used the beard trimmer and a comb to trim eyebrows Use the comb to separate the trimmer from the skin under your eyebrows then run the trimmer along the comb. This works really well for me. I don't have a beard so could not report on it other than to speculate that it would work well if you didn't use the 3mm and 5mm attachments. For ear hair, the recommended trimmer seems to work well around the parts that are concave in shape. I used the beard trimmer around the convex parts of the ear. It feels like someone who normally doesn't deal with extraneous hair was responsible for the design and instructions. It also seems like the product was not tested with several people who had various levels of hair problems. If you are fine with the adaptations that this product works well. I plan to keep it, use it and be happy with it.