- Wahl USA Pro Series High Visibility Skeleton Style Trimmer, Lithium-Ion Cordless USB Rechargeable All in One Shaving & Close Cutting Beard Trimmer for Men with Near Zero Gap Blade – 3026018

This thing works like a dream. I never thought I would gush about a trimmer, but wow! It's a little pricey but it's worth it. Long battery life, super precise trimmer blade. It even looks really cool. It's heavier in the hand than it looks. The body is obviously all metal and the attachments are all robust and well made. This thing works and feels like a precision tool. They aren't kidding when they market it a the Pro Series.

I've tried so many different beard trimmers and I'm glad I finally sprung for this one. It's so very solid. A good build you can feel when you pick it up. It has some serious weight to it, and the attachments are high-quality too. It cuts smoothly, and quickly, without pulling. Mostly it just feels really good in your hand and on your face. Totally worth the cost.

I’ve been using this to tame my hillbilly beard for a year and a half now and I wanted to let people know it is worth every penny! It is a high water mark for Wahl and their American design and manufacturing, kudos to them for believing in us Americans to get the best job done! The battery life is epic, the blades are unmatched by other junk I’ve used, and the flexibility with using attachments is awesome! It survives the limited counter space on our sink like an champ and looks good being there! It’s small size let’s you see what you are trimming comfortable, and it cuts great! If you are on the edge about this, pull the trigger, you won’t be disappointed! (I am not being reimbursed for this review by anyone, I just love America and wanted to give this American product the respect it earned!)

This was a great trimmer while it worked, but it stopped working after about a year. I bought it in August 2024, and by September 2025 it had died completely. When I plug it in, the blue light comes on but doesn’t blink as if it’s charging, and pressing the power button does nothing whether it’s plugged in or not. It seems like the battery has completely failed. It simply will not turn on. I’ve noticed this kind of thing happening with a lot of products lately, where they fail almost exactly around the one-year mark, and that’s absolutely unacceptable. I should mention that I did get it wet during cleaning, and at first I wondered if maybe I had just gotten it too wet. But this product is advertised as *fully waterproof*, not just water-resistant. I don’t know exactly what “fully waterproof” is supposed to mean, but to me that suggests it should handle anything you’d reasonably put it through in everyday use. That includes getting wet in the shower, rinsing it under the sink, or even dunking it in a bucket of water. Obviously I wouldn’t expect it to survive a trip to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, but if it can’t even handle full submersion during normal cleaning, then it shouldn’t be marketed that way. I hope that’s not what caused it to fail, but if it was, that is seriously deceptive and potentially false advertising. Which is a shame, because while it worked, I really liked it. The skeleton design is excellent and gives you a clear view of what you’re doing as you shape your beard. It’s comfortable to hold with a solid grip, and the battery life was impressive. I could trim for over an hour on a single charge without any issues. The included attachments were decent and gave me some flexibility for different trimming needs. One small disappointment is that the beard guides only go up to 10 mm. Having longer guides around 20 or 30 mm with more adjustment options would make this a much more versatile tool. That one is partly on me for not checking the guide lengths before buying it, but it’s still worth noting for anyone who wants longer options. Another big annoyance was that it didn’t come with a charging brick. You get a USB-A cable with a proprietary connector, but no wall charger. Most people don’t have random USB ports in their bathroom, so that means another trip to buy a wall adapter just to use something you already paid for. It’s a frustrating trend in products lately. Overall, it worked well while it worked, but longevity matters. Unless you’ve got money to burn and enjoy replacing things as if they’re meant to be disposable, this probably isn’t the trimmer for you. Unfortunately, more and more products today seem designed to be disposable through planned obsolescence.

The Wahl skeleton trimmer is priced higher than expected, but is a solid, weighty multi-purpose hair grooming tool. At a lower price, I might recommend it, but at the current price of around $150, I'd be very hard-pressed to justify this multi-trimmer device. Let's start with what's included: a carry-case containing the tool itself, multiple blade guard attachments (everything you need), a small brush, an oil container, a charging cable (terminating in USB-A, more on that later) and the 3 different attachments: foil shaver, hair trimmer, nose hair trimmer. The case is well-put together although the foam where the tool sits looks haphazardly glued together. Blade guards are separated out into a plastic baggie to keep things organized. Now let's talk about the tool itself, and its individual attachments. The tool: It feels good in the hand, weight is ideal and distributed nicely. It certainly feels like a premium product, though I suppose only time will prove that ultimately. These days its very.. interesting.. to see such a device shipped without a full charging mechanism. I suppose it's a safe assumption that everyone has a USB charger, but I wish that there was at least an acknowledgement or notice of why there was no USB brick included. From a brand like Wahl, I expected a bit more on that front. Trimmer/clipper attachment: I can't help but think that it doesn't cut lines as cleanly as I would expect. As a point of comparison, I also own a cheap 'Renpho' brand trimmer which came in at a whipping $30, and that one cuts cleaner lines than this Wahl trimmer. Somehow I find myself going back over the same lines again and again (irritating the skin, mind you) so that I can get cleaner lines. Not a huge problem if you're going to finish up the lines with a straight razor, as I do, but still a touch disappointing. When using it with blade guards to trim down beard hair, etc, however, I'm 100% satisfied. Nose hair trimmer attachment: What can I say, it just works. It's a simple mechanism really. Foil shaver: Here's the attachment I find to be the least useful maybe? It's about an inch and a half wide for starters, so that limits its usefulness right off the bat. It is a dual-foil shaver, so that helps somewhat. But I'd much rather use my $70 Andis foil shaver for a better shave quality. I guess it's a nice-to-have attachment thrown in at a fairly cheap price. Overall: Ultimately it's a nice product, but again, I'm not sure I can justify the price point when I can find 3 different tools that do the same things that this tool does, better and for a cheaper price. Would I recommend this at this price? No, I cannot.

I absolutely love these trimmers! They work better than my sweethearts barber/stylist trimmers. The nose level is very low and the blades are super sharp! The speed is very good and cuts threw the "bushes'

Just buy it! You won’t be disappointed. Well made, easy to use, not too loud, and very sharp. Cuts very close and accurate.battery life is excellent, perfect length for hand, feels durable.

I got one of these for myself. It was great, right up until my oldest son stole it. So I bought a new one. And.... then my youngest son promptly stole that one. I guess I'll just grow a beard. Best trimmer I've owned (while I owned 'em). Cuts well and the battery lasts.