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Re: Mechanical nose/ear trimmer - Fritz - 05-30-2017
I was thinking mechanical after the Pana got painfully loud and is junk built.
Though I found the same thing with a different "maker".
https://goo.gl/vv0ihq
Hows the noise level of either on the "powered" ones?
Re: Mechanical nose/ear trimmer - Onamuji - 05-30-2017
Fritz wrote:
Hows the noise level of either on the "powered" ones?
Asking about my Norelco? Quieter than my old Wahls and Conairs, but not by much.
Re: Mechanical nose/ear trimmer - Buzz - 05-31-2017
Onamuji wrote:
[quote=Buzz]...have yet to find one who's nose/ear hair trimmer is as good as a standalone.
My Norelco's exchangeable head seems to be at least as good as any standalone I've ever tried. It's cutting, not pulling -- no pain. The tip is similar to that on Drew's manual trimmer.
I have two Norelco beard trimmers (both from Costco, about a decade apart) that have nose/ear hair trimmers, and neither works as well as a good standalone model. The older one's battery is just about kaput... full charge barely lasts a complete beard trimming. Any pulling or other injury DQ's a trimmer automatically. An ideal nose/ear hair trimmer cuts close enough to not leave mangy stubble. In today's world, the search is for which trimmer painlessly leaves the shortest stubble. I also have a Wahl Li-Ion that is louder and seems more powerful than the others, and it trims the beard closer w/ the naked blade, but I like the Norelco's better for shaping w/ their attachments. The Wahl's big, naked blade trims ear hair better than its ear/nose attachment.
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