Best Beard Trimmers 2024 [don’t buy one before watching this] 

Is their a difference between the norelco 7000 and 9000? Only thing I noticed was 4 more pieces for the trimmer

@@djshdloahn9750I’m not sure this channel replies to messages by the looks of things

The link for the Braun goes to series 5

No its going to series 9@@scott79

They've been paid to push their products

LOL. The script is so weird sounding too.

Yeah, surely never had any of these product in his own hands. Tons of lies what it is. I'm glad other people spotted it as well.

why? its written by chatgpt and read out by an AI voice generator. "In a world where every other youtube video is bs..."

​@@dazman88what's even more astounding is that they probably earn relatively decent money off this thing. For posting a bland-ass review of some products that may or may not be good. B-roll, chat gpt, and no creativity.

What’d you end up getting?

I ONLY use a straight razor on the sack- it's the only way to get SUPER close & the sheer danger forces you to pay attention the entire time.

I really wish people would stop buying stuff off of Amazon- unless they're looking for some specialized or rare item that just isn't available elsewhere. We know Amazon has put SO MANY stores out of business, they treat their employees like shit, their warehouses have like a 250% yearly turnover rate, they're actively replacing people with robots, they don't pay people an adequate wage which forces people to rely on welfare for survival- which essentially amounts to free taxpayer dollars delivered straight to Jeff Bezos's pocket, Bezos is an absolute POS. Like, seriously, how many reasons does one need to stop giving money to a company like that? Especially when there are countless other options. Because they offer shipping that might be a day or two faster than the other option? Seriously, *EVERYONE* should stop transacting with Amazon- it's TV & selling crap online right now, but eventually, it'll be renting from Amazon, buying all of your food from Amazon, your car & clothes will be made by Amazon and it'll ALL be shit.

The video is all put together from promotional videos - he obviously haven't tried any of these... No youtuber would miss the opportunity to make own footage if they had the products... Nonetheless, is you can look past being blatantly lied to, this video is okay for having a quick overview of brands, types and specs.

What’d you end up getting?

@@BobRoss-wm3lc Braun. I like it but don’t need many of the attachments.

@@BobRoss-wm3lc I bought the BabyBliss Pro FX3 trimmer- my review is... meh. It's surprisingly heavy- I was expecting it to be fairly light, but it's a dense little package. I've only used it once or twice so far and have yet to adjust the blade. From the factory, it doesn't shave as close as I was expecting- it's about the same as a 00000 Oster blade, which really is just fine if you're going to hit it with a BIC when you're finished trimming, assuming you want a 0-hair finished product. Supposedly, you can adjust the blade enough to where you don't need to BIC it when you're done, but doing so comes with the added risk of opening your skin up- I'll find out eventually. The tips of the blade (at least, on mine, & I assume they'll all be like this) are not as smooth/polished over as I would like- it sometimes feels like the little blade fingers are trying to dig in and catch the skin. I mention this because it's cutting about the same length as the Oster 00000 blade, but the Oster blades I've used have always gone over the skin with 0 hang-ups; the BabyBliss Pro blade isn't as smooth as the Oster. The blade is also very thin steel and gives the impression it's very inexpensively made, though it does cut perfectly well. Some other things I don't like, it didn't come with a blade cover for storage, any kind of case, or any guards- the trimmer I bought came with the trimmer, a little brush, micro screwdriver for blade adjustment, charger, and small tube of oil. Even though it didn't come with any guards, I did expect a snap-on blade cover to prevent damage while not being used. This is the only trimmer I've ever had so I don't have anything to compare it to- this review is based solely on my impression and merits of the trimmer itself and I think there is a fair bit of room for improvement, but it is nice and quiet, it does cut very well, makes shaving my dome a breeze without digging out the clippers and dealing with the cord, so the convenience is quite nice. Once I get it tuned up the way I want, maybe try polishing the blade fingers a bit, and get some guards for it, I think I will be very happy with it. Even now, if you're looking for just a trimmer, I would recommend it, but there are probably better options available. I paid $130 + tax & shipping; kinda pricey for what you get, but it's not toooo bad. Anyway, hope this helps.

you're not from the stone age. even my grandfather who passed away in 1999 used a straight razor

Funny, mine just broke two days ago. The head no longer clips on properly, and a bit of plastic just broke off from inside. Honestly, it wasn't a great trimmer. It felt too heavy, and was kind of noisy.

Why? I'm new to this

@@smiley6168 because these tech will not discharge fast & you will enjoy shaving with less recharging

I don't think that's a comfortable stance but hey I'm not going to test it.

Is that better than these?

@@BobRoss-wm3lcit’s showing in the thumbnail.

@@lennonpearson you said they didn’t include it though..

Why not?

@@BobRoss-wm3lc worst products ever.

@@pr1me840 which ones?

What does that even mean!

Tf are you talking about 🤣

What do you use?

@@Keepitreal260 Frank uses Braun 😁

@@TheDrew718 🤣