How long is the range (in cm) where it works for beard comb? and does it work like any other Norelco beard trimmer for a stubble appearance ?
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At trim setting 20 (longest) it measures about 2cm, if I understood your question correctly. Since I have not used any other beard trimmer, I'm not sure on the stubble appearance. I prefer to trim my goatee to a short stubble, setting 6 or 5, and it works well. If you want shorter, just use 1,2,3, or 4. It is a really good trimmer, both for facial hair and haircuts. Recommend it.
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There is a precision trimmer that slides out the rear similar to those on previous Norelco models for sideburns, nose hairs, etc. if that is what you mean by a body groomer.It is noisier than on my previous shavers, but works very well.
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The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for "close cropped" beards. I can't comment on how it would work for "Grizzly Adams"-type beards. The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for... » Read More The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for "close cropped" beards. I can't comment on how it would work for "Grizzly Adams"-type beards. « Show Less
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It makes a decent beard trimmer. It has an adjustable attachment but you need to rinse the device during the trim to provide a clean cut
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I wold not recommend it. It is great for hair, but it is way to big and clunky for a beard trimmer. Phillips (and others) do beard trimmers which are 1/4 of the size, battery operated and can handle different "styles". This one is super powerful, but it would feel like trimming your beard with an chainsaw...
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Mine has a trimmer, but I don't have facial hair. I use it for touch up trimming. I'm not sure how well it would work on a beard.
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Sorry I do not have a beard. Occasionally I will not shave for 3-4 days and when I use the Braun it shaves very well. I love the Braun
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Sorry this isn't an answer to your question, but I would like to add that I would also like to know whether or not this will do what you are asking. I like to trim my beard down as low as possible, the only reason I don't shave is because I get horrible razor burn.So, can this trimmer do the really low stubble/shadow look?
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This trimmer has the following variety of settings: # 1 Stubble length (2 mm) # 2 Short (4 mm) # 3 Medium short (6 mm) # 4Medium (8 mm) # 5Long Medium (10 mm) # 6 Long (12 mm) This information is indicated by the manual. but I only use the smallest (2 mm) and then use the Dual Shaver, included with the trimmer, for a full shave. I hope this information is useful. regards
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Yeah, it would work well as a beard trimmer. It's a good blade. It just has a serious design flaw in the case, so be gentle when extending it.
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It does a spectacular job of trimming beards to any desired length IF you apply the flat side towards your skin. I've not tried it for cutting or trimming head hair.
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wish I could help directly...I only use it for my every other day save and to trim side burns and soul patch. In general I get a close facial shave without any razor burn or irritation. Compared to my previous iterations of Norelco shavers (think this is my 4th), it is much much lighter and quieter.
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The Echo gets about as close as you can get with a trimmer type device, and at about 0.4 mm that's pretty close. I use this trimmer for keeping my beard at a five o'clock shadow level, so it depends on how close is close enough for you. I think only a foil shaver will cut closer, for electric type devices.
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I have only used it for my mustache and it has worked well, I imagine it would also work well for shaping beards.
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Well, it comes with a trimmer which pops out from the body of the shaver, but I would not call it a beard trimming feature. More like a feature to straighten the edges of a moustache, goatee, and Vandyke. If you need a real trimmer to shorten the length or keep the length of your beard, I would buy one for that purpose. I use my Norelco trimming kit for my goatee and my Braun for shaving. Combination of the two works excellent.
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It depends. I bought it for my small beard. Pro: It has exellent blades (rotated wide/narrow in one and special tipe of sharpening doesn't irritate the skin). Cons: laser is useless for my small beard. For cheeks I prefer another trimmer CONAIR 900 (it has other tipe of bladehead)
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I don't know for sure since I only use it to cut my hair. I would imagine that you can use it to trim your beard by using different size attachments that come with the clipper.