Customer Ratings & Reviews

This product is awesome no more dirty sinks easy to use

Nice trimmer. Works great. The settings are very nice.

The 7200 beard trimmer fits well in your hand. Is comfortable to hold. Easy to change settings with the twist of the dial. The only negative is you have to change heads for the mustache attachment. It can be a little tricky putting the heads on the shaft and getting the plastic pins in the groves.

I have had this trimmer for more than a year now, the performance of this trimmer over these months were very consistent. Excellent quality and I like the fact that it keeps 90% of the trimmed hair within its suction chamber and we can clean it easily.

I use this for shaping and trimming and have love the very detailed options for lengths. The vaccum doesn’t work great and still leaves a good bit of hair on my sink.

Husband says this is the best he's ever owned.....

Works well, the vacuum really collects the hair, r

Works really well. Shaves really good. Easy to use.

This shaver does as advertised. Although not 100 percent effective in terms of leaving zero hairs on sink, it cuts smooth, even, and the dial turn is my favorite feauture

So it vacuumes up most but not all of the hair. The size works well for an even cut but the large size does make shaving the mustache area a little more difficult. Holds the charge vary well.

This is my 1st beard trimmer I've owned even though I've had a beard for a few years now. I've always trimmed my beard with small scissors. This trimmer is so much faster and neater than a pair of scissors. What was I thinking? The vacuum system is nice but just an FYI...it will not catch all hairs.

I use this trimmer for mainly trimming facial and body hair. It works good but the hair container fills up quickly and needs to be emptied many times if you are as hairy of a guy as I am.

This beard trimmer is good but not great. I like the idea of the vacuum but it does not capture enough of the trimmed hairs.

This is my second vacuum trimmer. The first one was a Norelco too and I liked it but the sidedoor to opened to get to the shavings that the vacuum sucked up but the door does not stay closed anymore. So it was a toss up between this one and the new Braun. I didn't choose the Braun because you cant adjust the length settings and you have to remove/add the attachments to get to the desired length. This you can adjust from .5-to 6 in .5 increments. But anyone who tells you that these razors will suck up most of the hairs are just trying to promote their product. This is not a Hoover by all means. At best it gets half the hairs and cleaning it is a chore. There is no side door to swing open and empty then brush. You have to pull the plastic attachment off, which has flimsy tabs so be careful not to break, and the blade holder then get in the chamber, which is maybe an inch or so in depth, use the cleaning tool that's included and reach in and brush them out...Simple? no because there's a lip on the chamber maybe 3/32 so when you reach in to brush out the lips prevents the hairs from easily falling out....Ya not much engineering and thought went into the design....So its just OK until I find something else....Thanks for reading my rant...

I would definitely recommend this to my family or friends! A little confusing on how to setup the trimmer but once you figure it out, it's a breeze to use.

it was a good razor but i expected a closer shave. i bought it because sometime i get razor burn. i had one of these before and like the old version better

Most trimmers break when used on my beard and this one lasted well over a year. The "vacuum" on it is efficient but the attachments don't really work.

Good for once in a week usage! I have been using Philips Noreclco for years now. Worth the price.

Fine product for light occasional use like travel, etc. Nice feature is the bin where it collects the hair.

Great trimmer for the price. The only thing I wish was better is the edging attachment could be wider IMO. Otherwise very satisfied.