7D Bald Head Shavers for Men, Beedove 6 in 1 Wet Dry Electric Shaver for Face & Head, Waterproof Electric Razor for Men with LCD Display, Men's Grooming Kit with Wireless Charging Base

I am a student and I work at the same time, so I am always on the run and I struggle to get things done. When trying to balance everything sometimes I don't give myself the time and attention I need and finding the time and money to look after myself properly is one of the challenges I am facing at the moment.I bought this to take care of my beard and I can't get enough of it. I always use it in the shower for both my hair and my face and it works a treat.It charges well and the interchangeable tools it comes with makes it easier to trim hair around your face? Including nostrils. It's definitely worth the money and it's quite cheap if you think how much it would cost to get each device separately: hair trimmer, beard groomer, nose hair trimmer.

This is the second one of these I have tried with exactly the same problem. Gave the first one the benefit of the doubt.One of the seven heads fell off whist using after just 2 weeks of use.The motor then gave up after 2 months.Avoid at all cost.

Quick context; I typically shave my head to a close crop, like a number 1 or 2 all over, and while Ive wanted to go full-bald, havent had the balls to use a razor (my skull is relatively "featureless", but despite not having any major bumps or dips, I know what Im like and would very likely carve the back of my head to bits).I wanted to try one of the Pitbull skull shavers, but theres no way Im paying the price they charge - especially considering theres no guarantee how it'll go until you try it.Enter then, this version, which I thought was a decent punt (I notice its now £51 - at the time of purchase was heavily discounted) considering the whole unit and peripherals that come with it.When it arrived, first thoughts were this would be a great gift; its very nicely presented in high quality packaging, and on opening, its actually a FULL grooming kit - as mentioned I knew it came with extras, but my attention was on the main head shaver gig, so I didnt realise quite how comprehensive it was.Breaking down the contents:Youve got your main base unit - a plastic "ball" with clear LCD display; I was a little disappointed at first that it was plastic, but this of course makes it more appropriate for wet use - not typically the case with metal casing. The base unit can be charged with the docking station or USB, and it charges up pretty quickly (though additionally, arrives fully charged so its ready to play straight from the box). The base is exactly the right size - a bit smaller than a tennis ball, to allow a good grip and fluid control, and it does feel good in the hand. It has one setting (on/off) with the power switch in a location thats easy to find but doesnt result in you accidentally turning it off mid use.With this comes the 7 cup head shaver, a nose/ear hair trimmer, facial brush, silicone "massager", hair trimmer and selection of guards. It also comes with a cleaning brush, charger cable, and the little wireless dock.Attachments for the base:First the head shaver; the unit is (as described) easy to clean and really does collect ALL clipped hair; after use, just flip each of the cups up and tap it, and all the hairs and what have you sprinkle out. A rinse through and quick broddle with the brush and youre done. It does take a while to dry (hand drying it is difficult, but leave it sitting face-down on a towel overnight/ all day and that does the trick.The individual heads move independently; the range of movement is essentially up/down, and not significant, but as you sweep it over an area its enough to catch all the contours. On that note, you dont have to press down on it, just hold it flush with your head and it'll mow through no problem. I should say here, I used it first, to stress test it, on my grown out crop (equivalent to a number 4 shave), and it struggled - I cropped to a number 1 length and it just swept through to scalp length in seconds. So basically, rather than a monthly chop or occasional use, this is ideally suited to weekly (or more often) maintenance cuts.If I have one complaint on the skull shaver, its that when used wet its absolutely fine, but dry its about 70% "perfect" - that is most of the hair is cut no problem, but I found the area around my neckline actually got grazed, sort of between a razor-burn and an abrasion. It was really sore and itchy for a few days, and looked like Id been in a rubbish fight, but lesson learned - from now on I'll use this on wet skin!The hair trimmer I used instead of my current one to chop back the longer growth (as mentioned above) - it does the job but the best way to describe it is that its kind of like its the shavers part-time job. It definitely cut the hair, but it takes ages (its only small) and I had to do several passes for a full uniform cut. Not bad, but probably more for tidying up "local area jobs"... by which I mean "pubes".The facial brush is an interesting experience - definitely grinds out the pores and leaves you feeling very clean - not one I'll use every day but gives a good fresh feel that I'll maybe use for a deep clean once a week.The silicone pad... not sure what that brings to the party; maybe for massaging in moisturisers or something, but honestly I dont see myself using this when my fingers will do a much better job.And finally the nose hair clipper. So useless bit of information; I usually wax my nostrils (try it, its amazing) - but for no real reason I havent done it for a while, so the nose hairs were in full bloom; I tried it out, I neednt have bothered. It takes a lot of angling and broddling to get the hairs, doesnt clip them all the same length (some not at all) and resulted in an itchy tickly nose for several days - as its also clipped out some but not all, I need to wait for the regrowth to be able to wax it again, so that was a disappointment.Overall then - 4 stars: Great skull shaver for half (and up to a quarter) the price of a Pitbull, with added extras that may - or may not - add value to you if youre in the market for a grooming kit rather than a head shaver. For £51 I would say its value for money, but I would probably suggest you leave it until its on offer to be honest, as the peripherals are probably what add a few extra quid, and some of these you probably wont use.

Bought for a gift he said it's great does its job

Its not bad, but the thing is that its really challenging to open and clean the blade heads… I looked into the catalog and nothing is mentioned about it! I struggled to open them and tried to improvise a technique without breaking or damaging the housing…I couldn’t, don’t have long nails and wouldn’t use a screwdriver either…

Looks good comes already charged easy to you a little noisy but ok very comfortable to use and so quick

This product left me very disappointed 💯 charged soon as I tried to cut my hair it would stop after a few seconds and battery would be dead.

This shaver looks very appealing I just wished it worked better, the handle is nice and easy to hold whilst using but unfortunately the battery goes very quickly. The shave isn’t smooth and leaves a prickle like a day old shave, so if you want a smooth head and face this shaver is not the one. Such a shame because I really like the style and the charging point. I wouldn’t personally recommend this shaver

The nose shaver works really well, it goes faster if you add a drop of WD-40 solution.

It's good