Norelco Philips Multigroomer All-in-One Trimmer Series 5000, 18 Piece Mens Grooming Kit, for Beard Face, Hair, Body Hair Trimmer for Men, No Blade Oil Needed, MG5750/49

I’ve been using the Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 5000 for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed. The build quality feels solid and durable. It comes with multiple attachments that make trimming my beard, hair, and even nose hair super easy and precise. The battery life is great — it lasts a long time on a single charge, and it’s quick to recharge too. Cleaning is simple since the attachments are easy to remove and rinse under water. Overall, this grooming kit delivers excellent performance and value for the price. Definitely a must-have for anyone who wants a versatile and reliable trimmer!

Light and easy to use, and you can wash. Good product at an affordable price for regular use. Product came in excellent condition with all the parts; the 19 piece collection is actually good with multiple easilu changeable blades. Also charges very fast for the first use.

Alright, so this thing is basically the multi-tool of trimmers. Beard? Check. Hair? Check. Body and sensitive areas? Also check (though proceed with caution). It comes with 18 different attachments, which is both impressive and kind of overwhelming—like, do I really need this many? Probably not, but hey, options!The Good:• It trims really well. No pulling, no weird patchy spots, just a solid, clean cut.• Battery life is crazy good. I’ve used it multiple times before even thinking about charging.• No blade replacements needed—just keeps on cutting.The Annoying:• No blade oil. I don’t know why, but they just decided to leave it out. Not a dealbreaker, but still weird.• If you’re using it below the belt, be careful. This thing is powerful, and one wrong move can turn a quick trim into a bad day.Final Thoughts:Honestly, it’s a great trimmer. Does the job well, holds a charge forever, and doesn’t need much maintenance. Just wish it came with some oil and maybe fewer attachments, but overall, solid buy. 4.5/5.

Very impressive trimmer. I'm not a barber, but I use it every week. It holds a charge very good. It has plenty of different clips. I'd buy it again.

This is a great trimmer. It has every attachment you will ever need. It's great for beard, neck or ears. Easy disassemble for cleaning.

Well, what can I say? It cuts the hairs at the lengths the numbers on the things suggest and it does it well? I dunno, itsa good one though. Dont go out of ur way to buy one of the pricier ones. If u intend to just cut your beard and/or hair, this'll do more than fine. Have a "previous" model of this one as well, but that one has been working fine for so long that i just wanted a backup. Have had that one for about 7 years now, so yeah. Expect this one to do just as well. The battery holds pretty well, as its cordless. I do sometimes accidentally press the powerbutton. But yeah, just buy this one, its good.

Great product. In fact the most amazing product EVER!!It was a fathers day gift given by my son and I would rate it as a dad's best friend!!It is absolutely flawless and resilient. Teh first charge lasted me a whole year.And then it would not charge again a second time.Just stopped charging.Almost a year had passed. And I wasn't sure about the warranty.Just would not recharge with the electrical cord they sent.Tried multiple outlets. Multiple days of charging. No success.My son advised me to call the manufacturer - a great company with great products.So I called Philips.Prompt response.took down my info.And mailed me a new one.But the new unit too wouldn't charge in any outlet!So I called them again.No one is a technical expert at their end. Just a customer service team.They offered to again mail me a 3rd one. I told them to only send the hand held. They still mailed the entire unit with all the attachments again. Just the way the world is nowadays. Such a waste.Anyway, tried charging and again same issue. None of them would charge. In any outlet. I checked all outlets with my phone charger and it was not the outlet issue. Very, very puzzling.So, this time, I decided to troubleshoot it myself. I am part of a generation that grew up with electronic devices that used to be repairable ("Right to Repair" in the EU is now a thing).My running theory was that perhaps the battery came discharged badly during storage (temperature or prolonged storage perhaps) or it might be a manufacturing issue. The unit though is fused, and sealed and there is no way to replace just the battery (what a shame). It is an integrated battery with the unit all in one.The unit meanwhile also comes with an older-USB piece (No end-piece to put into an outlet, though- which sucks). So, one day, frustrated, I dug out an older USB-type end piece and used that to connect their USB cord and plugged it into the electrical outlet to see if that charging method works. Many times rechargeable batteries need the exact, right voltage at a steady rate. perhaps teh adapter heads are configured badly. So I used the USB cable.Guess what? The unit re-charged!!Now I went back to the 2nd unit. And that charged as well with the USB cable!!!As did the first unit, too!!Tried every cord with every unit.It is the electrical cords that are faulty and won't work.Clearly, then, their electrical cord is designed for a specific voltage and current that is INCOMPATIBLE with the battery's charging requirements.So much for QA. And having no tech support to receive feedback. Ah well. It is 2024.

I tried other razors. This one is my favorite. I use it to cut my hair, trim my beard and body hair. Works nice and smooth without pulling hair. The blades are very sharp. The battery last a very long time. I’ve used it several times before charging it. Overall best money I’ve spent on a grooming tool