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Skip to: How we test the best Philips beard trimmer? | What is the best brand of beard trimmer? | What's the difference between a beard trimmer and a hair clipper? | How do you clean a beard trimmer? | What are the best grooming items in 2023? Best affordable Philips beard trimmer: Philips OneBlade, £54.

BEST MUSTACHE TRIMMER 2016 PRO

Best Philips hair clipper: Philips 9000 Pro Precision Clipper, £69.

BEST MUSTACHE TRIMMER 2016 SERIES

Best Philips body hair trimmer: Philips Series 7000, £91 £79.Best Philips travel beard trimmer: Philips OneBlade Pro 360, £99 £64.

Best Philips multigrooming trimmer: Philips 7-in-1 All-In-One Trimmer Series 3000, £30.Best overall Philips beard trimmer: Philips 9000 Prestige Beard Trimmer, £129 £99.What are the best Philips beard trimmers in 2023? We're sure you've followed our roundups of the best hair clippers, electric shavers and nose hair trimmers with great interest, but if you're looking to find a brand to stay loyal to and call home, then allow us to guide you on a journey through Philips top-tier beard trimmers. Philips has long been our favourite men's grooming brand for managing our various follicle-related issues, mostly because there's a huge family of great products designed to make your grooming routine as stress-free as possible. The frustration is that not all trimmers are made equally, and some brands have more prestigious pedigree when it comes to looking after your chin wisps. From sharp 5 o'clock shadows reminiscent of David Gandy's heyday to Viking-length wisdom beads that would make Big Daddy Kratos proud, there's only one way to keep things in check and that's with the best beard trimmer available. We also asked a small panel of barbers and hairdressers to give their opinion, so we could find out what the professionals thought, too.Any man with a beard will make it their personal goal in life to keep their facial fuzz looking as tidy and glorious as they possibly can. They rated each device on how easy it was to use, design quality, noise levels and attachments, as well as how happy they were with their finished look. Our panel of 295 testers – made up of men with all hair and beard types – tested grooming tools over a three-week period. Remember if you're going cordless, you'll need to make sure your clippers have enough battery life, while corded models limit how far your grooming session can stray from a plug socket. What to consider when buying hair clippersīad hair clippers can wreak havoc on your lid, so here are a couple more things to consider before you add to your basket:Ĭutting lengths: Always check the guard attachments to make sure your clippers have the range of sizes you want, whether you're looking to achieve a buzz cut or maintain a vintage Thor-like length.Ĭorded or cordless: This comes down to personal preference, and many clippers come with both options. Some start from a super tiny 0.2mm – to catch the tiniest of hairs – while those with heftier beards should look for a bigger range. It's worth thinking about a few things before you buy.Īttachments, combs and precision heads: The majority on our list come with a variety of attachments, including precision heads that help taper edges or cut hard-to-reach areas around the nose, and guide combs that will help you manoeuvre around your face.Ĭutting length range: Trimmers can cut to a range of lengths, normally changed by a flick of a switch or a turn of a dial, so it's important to make sure your tool has the measurements to suit your beard. What to consider when buying a beard trimmerīeards come in all shapes and sizes, so it's important to find a trimmer that fits your particular needs. Scroll down for their pick of the best beard trimmers and hair clippers for men. Not sure where to start? We asked 295 men to put a range of grooming tools to the test.

With Father's Day creeping up (hint: it's 19th June, add it to your diary), there's no better way to take your rightful place as favourite child than by treating him to a fancy new beard trimmer or hair clipper to add to his grooming arsenal. The must-haves in your grooming tool kit are a beard trimmer and a set of hair clippers – these two will tackle everything from chest hair to sideburns. The lockdown look may be long gone, but the DIY grooming skills we picked up? We'll be holding on to those.

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