Philips Series Battery Powered Nose, Ear & Eyebrow Trimmer W Guard System, NT3650/16

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Philips Nose Trimmer 1500 exceeded expectations. It delivers a precise, comfortable trim with no irritation or pulling. A well-designed tool that adds efficiency and reliability to personal grooming

The product was easy to use, easy to switch heads, and easy to clean. Most importantly it worked. I used a nose trimmer with a rotary trim head in the past without a lot of success. This trimmer had a rotary, which was only semi effective, but it also allowed the cutting element directly. This worked, and w/o pulling. The previous trimmer pulled and cut when in this mode. The eyebrow trimmer worked well too.

I received this product to test and am receiving no monetary compensation for doing so. I tried the Norelco Nose Trimmer 3000 several times. I really like it. The product is small and easy to store. The handle is easy to grip and changing the trimmers on top does not take a lot of effort. I used it to trim nose hairs and it did a really good job quickly. I also trimmed my neck hairs and it worked well, now my neck is more presentable. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for a trimmer.

I purchased it thinking it will save my time and I will not required any skill but that's not true with this product. Yes! it is comparatively easy than scissors but don't give any better look than scissors.

When I received the product looked very nice and looked and felt strong. The quality looked great. Once I started using the product it was very easy to use but the issue was it did not clean all the hair. It did not get all of the hair trimmed very close the the skin. Overall the quality of the way the product looked was great but end product did not meet the expectation.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It (the nose trimmer) worked fine for about a month and then stopped working and I put in new batteries and it still will not turn on. If my wife ever finds the receipt I will carry it back to Target!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The product works fine on nose hairs, but doesn't work well if at all on ear hairs.

The older model was so good I automatically purchased this version. After one week it's gone into the bin. It just doesn't cut. It also feels cheaper which I would accept if it actually worked. I should have read the reviews before buying. Goodbye Phillips. Welcome Remington.

I had a Philips model 3000 from several years ago, but back then the model 3000 came with a different head. Look on the site here at all the models and you'll see the old one (it has an orange stripe around the blade). That one cuts on only one side, but it does a good job of cutting close. I got good use from it for several years before the blades got too dull to use. Some people complain about that one that it can pinch sensitive skin in the nose, or that it was confusing that you had to twist the bottom to turn it on. Those were not significant problems for me. I avoided pressing it hard against the inside of my nostrils. But with this newer design no matter what I do, it just won't cut the hair! The teeth look too close together to let the hair in. There's no chance it will pinch your skin; it just won't cut much hair either! And forget about trying to use it to trim small areas around a beard. It completely fails to trim close to the skin, so you'll still have ugly stubbs left behind.

Difficult to overstate how much better the old version of this trimmer was. I had mine for 8 years before accidentally dropping and breaking it. This is the replacement model and it is borderline useless—does not get nearly close enough to the skin. The single-headed design of Philips' older model was perfect and did not need a single design "improvement" let alone this useful iteration.