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Nova NHC-7882 Trimmer
Abhi Ghate @abhig7295
May 14, 2018 04:36 PM, 1487 Views
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Its good & effective, soft & can be apply easily


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The Best Beard Trimmer


UPDATED SEPTEMBER 19, 2017:


We have a new pick for a cordless beard trimmer: the Wahl Lithium Ion+ Stainless Steel Grooming Kit ( #9818) , and we have a new budget pick, the Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 3000 MG3750. Our corded…


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After a new round of tests involving 13 different beard trimmers and two professional barbers, we think the cordless Wahl Lithium Ion+ Stainless Steel ( #9818) beard trimmer is the best beard trimmer for most people.


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Wahl Lithium Ion Stainless Steel Groomer #9818


The best beard trimmer


This sturdy steel-bodied tool is sharp, precise, powerful, and versatile. No cordless beard trimmer is perfect, but this is the only one our pro barber testers said they’d use in their shop.


$60 from Walmart


The Wahl Lithium Ion+ Stainless Steel beard trimmer ( #9818) has the power and versatility of a professional tool in a cordless body, with one of the fastest, most high-powered motors we’ve ever seen in a rechargeable beard trimmer. It was the clear favorite among the barbers who tested 13 of our top contenders, and the onlyrechargeable trimmer they said they would actually use in their barbershop. It has more attachments and clip-on guides than most of the models we tested, an unusually sturdy all-metal body, and a resilient battery that delivered more than five hours of continuous power in our endurance test—enough to last several weeks without charging, depending on how often you use it. Like most cordless trimmers, it has occasional issues with its electronics, but it has a five-year warranty, and Wahl is reliably responsive to complaints.

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