Nose Trimmer for Men and Women Painless Ear Nose Facial Eyebrow Hair Trimmer for Women Electric Ear and

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This is a USBC rechargeable nose and ear trimmer. This comes with a nose tip, a long thin shaver, and a small precision shaver. The nose and long tips work well. The precision trimmer is mediocre. It works, but it might pinch your skin a bit. Finer blades on that would have worked better. Other than that, this is great for quick touchups. I like that it has an LCD with power remaining. One complaint is that this doesn't come with an eyebrow guard. The longer clipper has grooves for one, but it isn't provided. Read more

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3 in 1 Nose Hair Trimmer For Men Portable Painless Precision Ear Nose Facial Brows Trimmer for Men Women Type C Rechargeable Pocket Travel Size Nose Clipper Dual Edge Razor Waterproof Easy Clean LED This trimmer has great power. Others I have , and one major brand that begins with Pan... are horrible. This one doesn't whine and just runs. Being rechargeable is a great feature (for now) over putting AA batteries in the others. Eventually, the battery will have it's day and there is no way that I can see to remove and replace it. A few comments: It does not list battery type or battery size. However, the outer package has the typical lithium battery sticker on it (does not say lithium). The manual lists nothing. There is one screw on the bottom so, I removed it and slid the bottom part of the cover off to expose a Lithium 1CR14500 battery 3.7V 2.22Wh battery. It can be charged with a USB-C cable enclosed in any USB-3 charger (typically 5V. The "direction sheet" needs improvement. It indicates what appears to be a combination of both F & C Temps. On page 3, #8 Do not use salt water, hot water above 60 degrees " This must be F or if 60C it would be 140F... nope. On the same page #11 it recommends charging at a temperature between 5 and 35. That has to be C because I'm not going to find 35F never ming 5 F anywhere in the desert (not doing the charging in the freezer :-) ). The instruction sheet needs improvement. It does not explain the digital display at all. The display is awesome btw, but has what looks like a plug, a padlock, and a faucet. When connected to a 5V charger using the supplied USB-3 to USB-C cord, it charges it and the plug light lights up. It will run while charging. It should specifically specify what kind of charger to use and how long to charge it. Apparently it is NOT auto-off and will keep on charging per the instruction sheet. It will NOT charge using a USB-C to USB-C cord connected to a PD-20W known-good charging cord. or a second USB-C - to - USB-C cord and a different PD charger. So, be aware of this if you're moving on to ALL USB-C PD chargers. I found this: "This is likely because the device does not have the required pull-down resistors, which are needed for USB-C to identify and negotiate power over the CC pins." This is an inconvenient oversight. It should be able to charge from any USB-C port as well as USB-3. The lock icon is interesting. There is no mention of it (or any of them) in the instruction booklet. However, if you hold the power button, it will count up, 1 - 2 -3 then it will lock the unit. The unit will not run and flash the lock Icon twice (and show the 3). If you hold the power button again, it counts down 3 - 2 -1 and unlocks the unit. This is handy to keep it from turning on in luggage if traveling, etc. and to keep it away from children. It most definitely can be dangerous to children if either of the additional attachments are on it (vs. the nose trimmer). Faucet icon: Cannot figure out what this is. Assuming that it will fight if the unit is wet and the unit cannot be used when wet per instructions. I;'m not willing to drown my unit to test this icon :-). Putting the other attachments on: No mark indicated on the body. This would be helpful. Primarily for getting the nose trimmer attachment back on. The other two are simple and align easily but the nose trim attachment has a blade with connectors which are more keyed into shape in the unit than the other two. In fact - caution, the blade fell out of the attachment for nose trim when I was trying to put it back on. Fear not, it just sits in there and the "blade" acts as a spring to hold it in - mostly. So it is NOT broken if yours falls out. Since this unit is meant to be a travel unit "Rechargeable Pocket Travel Size Nose Clipper" it should have a case included all the attachments are SHARP and can easily get separated and damaged. Not sure why this was an oversight. INCLUDE A CASE. ** ==> I highly recommend you keep the nose trimmer attachment on the unit when it's not in use or traveling or dimes to donuts, that blade could fall out and be very hard to notice and find. You won't be trimming nose hairs with it at that point and there are no parts listed anywhere. There are enough odd behaviors and lack of documentation involving this unit to drop it to a 4-star eval but, honestly it's so much more AWESOME even with those flaws that I'm giving it a 5-star review WITHOUT hesitation. Manufacturer should address all these things - they are easy fixes. Read more