MANSCAPED® The Lawn Mower® 3.0 Plus Groin & Body Hair Trimmer – Updated SkinSafe™ Trimmer Blade, Waterproof Wet/Dry Groomer, USB-C Rechargeable, Men’s Wireless Ball Shaver

Great product. Works very well. Way better than regular clippers. Manscaped is exclusively designed for your grooming/hygiene needs, especially down there.Removes hair completely without nicks and cuts. Aesthetically pleasing design. Fair pricing.

trimmer is probably great, but when i received it the trimmer packaging had scuffs on it and the trimmer was flipped over inside the package, seemingly on purpose so that the brand new airtag i found inside of it would fit. i have no idea how this could have been on accident or why it would have been done on purpose. i did open the airtag package to make sure and there really was a brand new, still wrapped airtag inside.

I purchased mine a few months ago and it stopped working. I complained, not having any expectation that it would make a difference, and somebody from the company reached out to me to make it right. I’ve got to say that now I’m a fan of the brand. 10/10 for going above and beyond.

So I read all the reviews and decided to take a chance on it, not once but twice. I ordered one for myself in June 2024 (I’m a chick) but don’t like shaving, and prefer to not to have to use a guard because I like the cut to be as close to the skin. It worked really well that I ordered one for my teen son and husband a month later, and even ordered an extra head replacement for their trimmer. We all agreed it was nice to use, no nicks or cuts, you could get close to the skin and not be scared you’re going to mutilate your genitals, held a charge, like it was a good purchase. Then yesterday I went to use mine in the shower (it states it’s waterproof) and the thing wouldn’t turn on. Nothing. I tried to charge it, nothing. It won’t turn on, the light isn’t coming on. So I decide to put it in the other charger (thinking maybe it’s that) and nothing. So we take the other trimmer, put it in my charger (thinking it could be the charger not working) and their trimmer lights up and charged in my docking station. An hour or so later, their trimmer is not only fully charged but now, will not turn off. Now I could chalk up my trimmer not working anymore as a defective product, we’ve all had something defective. But to have TWO trimmers and have BOTH of them having an issue, nah! That is not cool. And the fact that their customer service has no phone number to actually talk to someone, that sucks even more. And what kills me, is their home office is like 30 minutes from me. Whatever. I would not recommend this trimmer to anyone. It’s not worth the cost, the disappointment of going to use it, just for it to not work. I sent an email to the company (but I’m well past their 90 day warranty) so we’ll see what happens, but for something I’ve only had a few months to die out, not one item, but two, from the same company, no thanks. Keep searching for that unicorn trimmer ladies (and gentlemen).*Update*Contacted the company by email, there was no number on their website, to let them know my situation. First they asked for pics of the trimmers, then proof of purchase with screenshots of my Amazon order. Sent that back. Then they replied if I tried plugging the charging cord directly into the trimmer. My husband and I both went online to troubleshoot BEFORE contacting them. At that point, I told them they can either replace them or not. They replaced them by saying they’re shipping the newer 3.0 plus trimmer, 2 of them. I absolutely appreciate them resolving the issue, but I will not buy from them again, which sucks because the trimmer hasn’t knocked me once in all the time I’ve used it. I originally gave 1 star because I couldn’t believe two products could both have problems 6 months after using them, but I’ve changed it to 4 stars. 1 for the trimmer not causing knicks or cuts, 2 for the light on the trimmer, 3 because the charge does seem to last (when it works) and 4 because of their customer service. Like others have said, try it but I wouldn’t expect too much just in case. Like most things these days YMMV. Thank you again to their CS.

I purchased this couple months ago and the it stopped charging. Was expecting this to last a long time but it disappointed me. Totally do not recommended this.Update: the seller was very helpful, and understood the situation and sent a replacement… I will definitely recommend this shaver. It’s my favorite one out there.

Works great only nicked my self once because I was trying to on purpose to see how strong it is but cutting naturally dousnt at all

I did not cut the boys, plus the flashlight that’s built in comes in clutch

Any civilized man trims his balls. How to do this successfully is passed down orally amongst friends. I can’t remember a mainstream company ever pushing a product to buzz your nuts. Manscaped was the first company I know of to market such a device.On the front of a black and gold box is “designed for groin grooming.” According to Healthline, “the groin is the area of your hip between your stomach and thigh.” I didn’t buy this thing to shave my hip, I bought it to manicure my boys.On the side of the box there’s a heading “We Save Balls”. Intrigued I read on. A brief passage ensues revealing that Manscaped has partnered with the Testicular Cancer Society to spread awareness about, you guessed it, testicular cancer. Still no mention of how this product is going to protect my balls from butchery.I look at the back of the box and find the information I’ve been looking for. Manscaped utilizes a patented “skinsafe replaceable blade”. They don’t explain how the blade is safer than competitors, just reassure us that it “greatly reduces the chances of nicks and cuts.” Manscaped also claims the buzzer is waterproof although I’m not willing to bet the $70 I spent on it.The ceramic blade is innovative. Other buzzers I’ve used had stainless steel blades. Steel requires oil and adjustments to maintain. To get around this Manscaped sells replacement blades for $15. This is well worth it. Every time I remove a steel blade for adjustment and cleaning, I can’t get it back together properly. That’s how I wound up with the Lawnmower.Within the box the buzzer sits in a plastic mold. I’m impressed. The buzzer is black on black with a white ceramic blade. Atop the white ceramic blade is a plastic adjustable setting for those who prefer to trim instead of shave. The adjustable blade pops off revealing the razor-sharp ceramic. The blade assembly is removable allowing for easy cleaning.The Lawnmower is battery powered. When turned on it idles at a low RPM with minimal vibration. It doesn’t lack power. Think V8 gas truck as opposed to diesel.My body is essentially one single sheet of hair. Small patches of skin exist on my forehead and the bottom of my hands and feet. I begin with an upward stroke from slightly under my belly button to my sternum. No pulling and a clean cut. The Lawnmower is light enough for the detailed work around my nipples and collar bone.My fiancé hits the brow that grows across my shoulder blades, my neck, shoulders, and tramp stamp. She then leaves the room for the true test.If you’ve ever been to a real gym, you know what a speedbag is. It’s a small, durable leather bag suspended from platform that boxers use. People who cut their balls treat them like this bag. The leathery skin of a speedbag can handle razor sharp clippers stomping around. I don’t have leather nuts. My nuts are pliable and loaded with nerve ending prepared to shoot a lightening bolt through my body at any disturbance. Knowing this I’m not going jam something named The Lawnmower onto the surface.Besides shaky hands my nuts move involuntarily like they have some alien creature inside pressing on the walls to escape. Being gentle and leaving well enough alone is the name of the game. The Lawnmower’s light weight to power ratio makes it easy to get the job done.Bottom line, I was impressed with the outcome. My nuts weren’t necessarily smooth as eggs, but they were free of abrasions. For $70 The Lawnmower was well worth it.