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Philips Norelco T765 AccuTrim Beard and Moustache Trimmer

Philips Norelco T765 AccuTrim Beard and Moustache Trimmer
From Philips Norelco

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Product Description

Norelco's AccuTrim Beard and Moustache Trimmer offers a patented flexing guide comb which adjusts to unique facial contours and provides precise even trimming everytime.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #51580 in Health and Beauty
  • Color: Blue
  • Brand: Philips Norelco
  • Model: T765
  • Released on: 2004-01-04
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: .64 pounds

Features

  • Stainless Steel Self Sharpening Blades offer lifetime precision cutting
  • Patented zoom lock locks into 9 different settings for your desired beard length
  • Rechargeable, Cordless Unit for use without the cord.
  • 10 hour charge time, charging indicator
  • 60 Day Money Back Guarantee

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description
The Philips Norelco T765 AccuTrim Beard and Moustache Trimmer is easy to use, comfortable to hold, and simple to maneuver. This uniquely styled trimmer is designed for excellent visibility and total control, while adjusting to facial contours for precise, even trimming. Other features include 9 different settings for your desired beard length, and look you desire : stubble, goatee, or medium to full beard. The trimmer's stainless steel self-sharpening blades allow for lifetime precision cutting.

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  Grooming Zone
Face Face Face Face Face Body
Power system
RC = rechargeable cordless
RC
10 hr. / 35 min.
RC
10 hr. / 35 min.
RC
10 hr. / 40 min.
RC
10 hr. / 40 min.
Corded/RC
10 hr. / 40 min.
RC
8 hr. / 50 min.
Number of attachments
6 6 0 0 0 3
Length settings
9 9 9 9 9 3
SteelWave self-sharpening blades
Rinseable attachments
Store and charge stand
Vacuum with hair deflector
Turbo power
Travel pouch
Wet or dry use


Customer Reviews

Too bad1
What's bad:
1. It has a single wide-blade that is supposed to be used for both the beard and the moustache. Without a narrow-blade it is very difficult to define the line of moustache because the wide blade cuts at un-intended places too.
2. The blade is so weak that it can't be used to form the outline of the beard cleanly. Hairs outside the outline of the beard can't get a close cut.

Why 1 star--For an important thing like this, one can be either completely satisfied or completely un-satisfied, there can't be anything between the two; nobody likes to spend money and time to settle for something mediocre.

Within a week I switched to another trimmer and I like it very much. Its Wahl Groomsman XL2, I bought it at Walmart. It has dual blades; and it works great in trimming and removing unwanted hairs (the only bad thing about this is it is a bit noisy compared to Norelco T765).

SOLID PRODUCT, GREAT PRICE!5
My old Norelco trimmer just gave out on me, after 8 years.
I've had the t765 for about 4 months now, and I'm very happy
with it. It trims my beard and stash effortlessly, and a single
charge lasts very long. This model is a little smaller than my
last trimmer, it's very light, and fits comfortably in my hand.
If the t765 lasts half as long as my old trimmer, I'll be happy!
For $20.00 you can't beat this Norelco trimmer!

Intro model went from OK to completely unacceptable. Waste of your money1
I had the previous Norelco introductory model for about two years. The rechargeable batteries, as others have noted, wore out rather quickly. I only use a trimmer about five months of the year and only a few times a week so I didn't really use the trimmer enough to justify it dying so quickly.

Thinking this was all just a quirk, I bought this new model to replace the one I threw out. It was a total waste of money!

The biggest issue is the lack of power in the motor. This thing, even when fully charged, will PULL the hair off your face if you trim too quickly. The blades just aren't moving fast enough. If you trim slowly you're OK. If you're in a hurry and trim quickly you're in for a painful surprise. I never had this problem with the previous model or any other beard trimmer for that matter.

The second issue I have is with the trimmer head which they supposedly "improved" from the previous model. The new head is this delicate flap that goes up and down as you turn the dial. If you don't treat your trimmer delicately (and who does?) and throw this thing in your shaving kit or luggage you just might find that you've broken this small piece of plastic and thus made your trimmer completely worthless. I also found the new head to be very poor at keeping a unified level in my beard, something that really wasn't a problem before.

Norelco has lost my business. The next trimmer I buy will be from another company. Based on many positive reviews here on Amazon it looks like Remington has some good models.