Remington Ultimate Precision Detail Trimmer Black NE3160, Black/Gold, 1 Count

This Remington trimmer is a great little tool for cleaning up those hard-to-reach spots and keeping my on-again, off-again beard looking somewhat intentional. It’s compact, easy to handle, and surprisingly effective for something in this price range. I’ve used it for tidying up edges, trimming around the neck, and even for a quick cleanup when I’m in between full shaves. It’s not a heavy-duty barber-style trimmer, but for quick maintenance and touch-ups, it gets the job done really well. Battery life is decent, it’s easy to clean, and it hasn’t snagged or pulled, which is always a plus. It’s one of those “grab and go” grooming tools that you don’t realize you needed until you have it—and then you wonder how you managed without it. Great value, no drama, and perfect for keeping the beard situation in check whether I’m going full lumberjack or just slightly scruffy.

It is what I was looking for. Works good. Good quality and inexpensive.

Blades don't seem to be that sharp--doesn't seem to get clean shave.

Easy to use. Does exactly what it says. Trimmer and I use it pretty much every day. Bears. Nose. Ear. Hair begone!

Great little trimmer kit and priced very well

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It’s a good trimmer but the head attachment and off and on twist at the bottom come off easily- they just need a better design

these clippers are good for the little trim jobs around the back of the neck as well as trimming the moustache, eyebrow, ear and nose hair areas.

I used the metal clipper on my neck. Then I twisted it off to rinse the hair out of the blades. The inside was loaded with oil, presumably to prevent RUST and get a smoother shave, which means I just shaved my neck with a used saw toothed device that could spread an infection from someone else’s body parts to mine. I’m actually worried. I have extremely sensitive skin and 2 new bumps from this trim. The other problem is the battery hatch is hard to close and easily pops open because you turn the power on and off by twisting that hatch. There is no dedicated on/off switch. A twist in the wrong direction caused me to have to jam the battery back down and do a hard twist to secure it shut again. So, after it was used over and over in test trials by whichever customer(s) bought this the first, second or umpteenth time, was probably as frustrated and disgusted as I am. Who knows how many times this clipper has been around the block? I am DEFINITELY indicating that I USED it and hope it doesn’t get “recycled” to anyone else!