RemingtonAll-in-One Grooming Kit, Lithium Powered, 8 Piece Set with Trimmer, Men's Shaver, Clippers, Beard and Stubble Combs, Black

So far I am very pleased with with this shaver. It comes with many accessories...and adjustable beard and mustache trimmer, nose hair trimmer, something called foil shaver for fine beard trimming, and several comb attachments. The battery seems to last a long time before needing a charge. It's small and light weight. The price is certainly right.

Certainly isn't going to outperform the $50-$100 trimmers out there, because the motor is simply much weaker. Coming from a Norelco, it feels like this goes less than half speed. However, the cheap price and light-weight plastic material make this pretty ideal for travel. If I lose it, I'm only out ~$25 rather than $80, and it gets the job done and looking quite good.I'd be a little concerned about the durability if this were my daily driver. I feel like it probably wears out pretty quick, maybe a couple years or so. There are a lot of plastic parts so I don't imagine it'll hold up forever.Works cordless, or while plugged in, which is nice. Some brands don't work while plugged in. Blade sharpness seems good out of the box, but again might dull quickly, we'll see. The nose hair trimmer attachment is more of a tiny detailer, but I personally prefer that to the round styled trimmer.Overall good bang for your buck if you need something cheap but effective, although you're probably better off in the long run saving up for a higher end model that will be more durable and have a stronger motor.

Works good. Sadly the plastic adjustable guard didn’t last long.

This little trimmer shaver is a replacement for one my husband had for several years. It works great for trimming his beard and the back of his neck area. It charges fast and keeps a charge for quite some time. Highly recommend this.

I've owned and been happy with an older Remington trimmer for close to 10 years. See attached pic. Best money spent. It STILL holds a charge for weeks between use. I use it without a guard to trim side burns, remove unwanted or stray hairs, and trim the back of my neck and square back up the back of my hair line. With the guard I tame down the chest hair or where ever needs it. I even used it during Covid to give myself a haircut because it wasn't possible to get one for so long. My adjustable guard attachment broke and I was sick and tired of holding it in position to trim what I needed to so I decided to pick up this newer model. That and figured the blades would be new and sharp another plus.So here's what I've learned, tips I'm sharing as well as opinions. First go buy blade oil and use it regularly. It will keep the blades sharp. Just run a small amount over the blades, turn it on and let it run for a couple of minutes, then you're done.The adjustable guard attachment is plastic NOT heavy duty so yes you can break it or strip it out if you man handle it or force it on or up and down adjusting the length. That's what the push button is for so just go easy with it and it will last a long time. I found out the hard way when one day it just started slipping down on it's own. I'd stripped it out as well as cracked it from over the course of time repeatedly pushing on the top of the guard itself or pulling it up by hand. Dropping it in the sink by accident a few times didn't help matters either I'm sure. Live and learn.This should go without saying but never leave the trimmer on the charger plugged between uses you don't need to and it shortens the life of the battery. Charge it up for a few hours and take it off and put it away. After using the trimmer for however long I need I put it on the charger for 4-6 hours and then take it offIn my opinion I think the attachments nose hair trimmer and foil are just junk. Any brand trimmer I've purchased and tried they either catch or pull and are more pain inflicting than a convenience. Maybe others have better luck but I never have. Those looking for a close shave, this is not a electric razor/shaver it was never meant to be. It will never give you the results that one would. Save yourself the hassle and disappointment and dish out the extra money to buy a full sized and featured electric razor not a trimmer.I'm rating it 5 stars taking into account as of now the battery life will be the same as my old one. Otherwise it's identical in performance. One thing I was disappointed about is the pic of the product leads you to believe the 3 bars on the handle that light up green when plugged in are to indicate the level of charge. They're NOT it just lights up to tell you it's charging that's it. If I run into charging issues or it dies or a charge doesn't last as long I'll update and deduct stars from my review.

The Remington Grooming Kit is a MUST HAVE for trimming beards, goatees, nose hair, eye brows, and mustaches. The FOIL SHAVER is the best foil shaver I have found for the small jobs like shaving keeping my eye brows and goatee cut close to the hair line. The nose trimmer works well. It's very LIGHT and the BATTERY LASTS a long time before needing a charge. I have had a few of these over a period of 15 - 20 years and they are very DURABLE! This is my GO TO grooming kit to keep me from looking like an unkempt old man!

What a hunk of garbage. My OG Remington just like this one was used for many, many years and unfortunately, I got it wet a few weeks ago and it still ran but wouldn't turn off unless it was plugged into the charger. Weird. I'd ordered one for my son a few years ago and his still works great. So, mine's not working, I'll order a new one and toss the old one.The new one arrived an immediately seemed like a lemon. Very quiet, didn't seem like the unit had any power even after a full charge cycle. Maybe the new model is quieter? Who knows? Started reading some less-than-stellar reviews on Amazon and I began to wonder. FF to today and it has completely stopped working altogether. Of course I threw the box away a week or two ago but will be returning it anyway. I'm going to try once with a replacement to see if they're all bad now or maybe I just lost the roll of the dice on this one. Thankfully they're cheap.UPDATE: I might have jumped the gun. The unit apparently comes severely undercharged. You'll need to plug it and charge it for quite some time in order to get to "max" power but max power doesn't sound nearly as powerful as my previous version of this. It works, though. Oh, and you MUST use the USB charging cord (which is beyond dumb). I initially tried using the old wall DC socket charger since there's a "hole" in the bottom like the previous version. It didn't charge that way. But once plugged into a USB port, it was able to gain charge. Again, not sure why this was changed.