WahlUSA Pro Series Forever BladeTM Stainless Steel Cordless Rechargeable Beard Trimmer for Men with No Slip Grip & USB Charge – Model 3026017

Works really well. Great battery life and has lots of attachments to get the perfect length.

As a man who has been "buzzing" 'is own skull since the budding age of 21, I've experienced a few clippers and trimmers. 🤣Too, my mom used to be into the business of hair, and still owns her Wahl clippers from around circa 1980.That said, I have Remington and "Manscaped" trimmers, and the famously-known Oster trimmers. Remington is great for the price, Manscaped is just imported, overpriced garbage with catchy (and tasteless) advertising... the Oster trimmers are outstanding, but they're big, clunky and they get hot extremely fast. We're talking "2nd-degree burns to your neck" HOT! 😂 The blades for the Oster are high quality though and provide an excellent cut... but, all of these take the back-seat compared to this Wahl "Pro Series" with the forever blade, in my opinion. Take into account that I've only owned this new Wahl for a short time, but I'm likin' it! I don't necessarily go for the SHAVED look on my head because of the appearance, I just enjoy cutting it as short as possible for various EFFICIENCY reasons:1) It's quite delightful and makes for effortless scalp exfoliation.2) There's more time allotted between "buzzes."3) It's neat and doesn't get in the way when I'm playing guitar, working, etcetera.4) The ladies like it (I'm just kidding, stupid humor is sometimes required 🤣)!This particular Wahl has given my scalp the closest cut EVER with an electric trimmer! The only way to get a closer cut is with an actual razor. No joke. I'm intensely impressed! My wife felt my freshly shorn-skull after I first used it and exclaimed: "AHHH! OHHH! That's nice!"Just because I love this trimmer doesn't mean you will, I'm just sharing my personal opinion and testimony; but, also "in my opinion", if you don't like these trimmers after they work their heavenly glory upon your head, you're weird. 😆

Yes, it’s all stainless steel, except housing around the clipper blade. All plastic. Went to pop blade back on after cleaning and it’s useless now. Second one I purchased I wish they would just change that plastic to metal. Poor design. Very nice shave though, before it broke. $109.99 down the drown.

I already have a Wahl hair clipper - but I'm bald at this point so that one's a bit dusty. I bought the Wahl beard trimmer because the hair clipper is solid and professional, and the trimmer is similarly solidly built. It accommodates multiple beard lengths fairly easily and trims quickly and well. I like the fact that it does not depend on flimsy plastic parts, which caused my old Norelco trimmer to eventually fall apart.

Really vague instructions and their website doesn’t help much either. The product itself is well made. I’ll try it on a friend first (LOL!)

This WAHL rechargeable trimmer is nice! I’ve been using WAHL trimmers for years, but this is my first cordless. I look forward to not having to deal with the cord.It has a nice weight to it. I have another small trimmer like this and it is too light. This one’s not heavy, by any means, but you know you’ve got something in your hands. It feels good. Also, the power button is in a good place. You’re not going to turn it off [or on] by accident, nor will it turn on in your luggage.It comes in a molded soft case that has a zippered side for the little bottle of oil (included) and a wide assortment of attachments. I think it came with a little plastic mirror too, but it fell down and came apart, so I tossed it.All in all tho, this feels like a great trimmer, and based on my experience, the WAHL reputation is well deserved.EDIT 9/21: I’ve had this trimmer for a few months now and so, have a more considered opinion.This trimmer is fantastic. Best I’ve ever owned. The biggest improvement I see over previous clippers I’ve had is the smaller attachments. I have straight, kind of fine white people hair which tends to not really respond consistently to the longer, deeper attachments. These attachments are much shorter and closer to the blades. The result is much less ‘wilting’ and a MUCH more even cut. I am comparing the trim attachments of the same size, from the same manufacturer. There is some discrepancy though - where I used to use Wahl’s #2 attachment with the clipper, #2 on the trimmer seems a bit shorter, so with the trimmer I use #3. I now get a much more even cut with far fewer repeats and, oh yeah - cordless.Super happy.

I bought it as a beard trimmer. I've had it a few months now and it has been great. To be fair, I have only trimmed my beard probably about 4 times with it, but it cuts a nice line with minimal effort and buy my only experience is from watching how-to's on the interwebs, so I don't really have a comparison other than that of my One-Blade.

Runs out of charge quickly. It says professional but it is not. Dies after 5 haircuts.