Chargeworx Electric Back Shaver and Hair Trimmer for Men Body Groomer with Extendable Back Blade Electric Razor for Hard to Reach Areas Back Shavers and Manscaping Tool for Men Battery Powered

Bottom line, this thing works, listen, first of all it feels cheap, but lets be honest it is pretty cheap... but also note it takes double A BATTERIES, I didn't realize this, honestly, I was at Best Buy for something else and just got a rechargeable 4 pack which still cost about as much as the razor (and probably not necessary). The arm is bendable and extendable, and about as perfect as it probably can be, it's not like totally hassle free, but way better than reaching back there with a razor and cuts hair as expected, it's not razor close, but it's electric razor close... bottom line, I'm kinda surprised it works well, is ergonomic enough, and the battery thing doesn't bother me, almost better than having to plug it in to charge it, and WAY better than having a wire. I give it 5 stars, right price, works well, lightweight, it does feel cheap but that's of no consequence because it works :) buy it

This review is for the battery (non rechargeable) model.Functions fine, will definitely get the job done, and is relatively easy to use. However the materials used in its construction are on the cheap side and very brittle.It extends just fine although when extended fully the arm losses its rigidity and it flexes, feels like it may snap if there’s too much pressure.Something that I didn’t think about when I bought it was cleaning the blades, otherwise I would have bought a model that had removable attachments. I wouldn’t suggest running it under water or using any liquid to clean it.

Rechargeable model.This works much better than Mangroomer.I replaced the Mangroomer blade several times, and each one was so dull, even fresh out of the package, it wouldn't cut at all. It should have lasted at least 3 months or more. Nothing.Also, Mangroomer says you need to replace the blade every 6 months. BTW, it's not really a "blade," it's a "clipper." Clipper blades can last a long time, years, if you brush and oil it.The charge on this seems good, and although it feels a bit cheap, it is, in fact inexpensive, but it does a great job.I bought a second Chargeworx for safe keeping.I'm speculating here, but it appears that companies like Mangroomer might have been bought out by some large entity that intentionally degrades the product; sort of an accelerated planned obsolescence. Again, I'm just speculating, but I can't understand why even brand new Mangroomer clipper blades were so dull.My two, new Chargeworx should last for years.

This feels cheaply made. It hurts to use on your back. So rough on my skin it looked like someone hit me. The worst part is it doesn't give a close shave. I would not by this. Stick to a razor.

Works okay, but very scratchy on my back. Leaves scratch marks.

Easy to use. Handle much better than the MANGROOMER I replaced. This handle is plastic not a rubber, silicon handle like the ManGroomer which gets Sticky after use. This one is A Lot Cheaper and gets the job done. You can remove the top blade on the battery model to clean as needed!

I've owned two MG brand body shavers prior to this one that worked well but they've increased the price unreasonsobly so I figured I'd give this one a try. It trims just fine however the blade head on this is super sharp and scratchy. I can feel it digging in an scratching my skin while using it which is not great. The MG shaver didn't do this at all and were comfortable. If you want a trimmer that isn't painful to use I'd look elesewhere.

This model helps to reach every area of your back. If you don't have it on the right angle, though, you will cut your skin.