Philips Norelco All-in-One 9000 Series 25-Piece Trimmer - Electric Shaver and Clipper for Face Beard Head Body Self-sharpening

I've been using this set for quite some time now and it has held up very well. Blades have maintained their sharpness and do not yank hairs out of my face. It has a multitude of attachments that are well made, molded nicely, and work properly. The battery life is outstanding, and charges quickly from USB. Overall, this bearded dude is very happy with this kit. Read more

I’ve been loyal to Wahl for years... clippers, trimmers, you name it. I always figured they were the gold standard. But after picking up the Philips Norelco Multigroom 9000 Series, I can honestly say this thing operates on a whole new level. The precision is unreal. The blades cut cleanly without tugging, even through thicker beard hair. The attachments actually feel engineered not like those flimsy plastic add-ons most brands toss in. The battery life is insane, too I’ve used it multiple times a week for weeks now and haven’t had to recharge yet. What really surprised me, though, is the versatility. Beard, sideburns, neckline, even body trimming, it handles it all without missing a beat. And the stainless-steel build gives it a solid, premium feel that just screams quality. If you’ve always been a Wahl person like me, take it from someone who’s made the switch: this Norelco is worth every penny. Read more

I don't ordinarily write reviews, but this product is amazing. I also have a Norelco rotary shaver 5400, which is also amazing, a full-sized hair cutting kit by Wahl, and a nose and ear trimmer, also by Wahl. All are rechargeable via USB or battery, as I intend to do some traveling by RV. Besides the number of hair cutting guides, 2 sets for 2 different blade widths, it also has a narrow trimmer, nose and ear hair trimmer, body hair trimmer, 2 adjustable position hair cutting guides, and a narrow foil shaver. The quality is outstanding, and it charges using USB-A so it can be efficiently charged using a power station, instead of a wall wart. Cleaning is easily accomplished under tap water. It's also very reasonably priced and given the initial impression, it should last a long time. It's also a very attractive shaver and comes with a handy carrying case. There is no reason not to purchase this product unless what you need is a shaver or a full sized hair cutting kit. It's almost perfect. Read more

Excellent performance, horrible case. This was such an upgrade from my Chinese bs trimmer I got off Amazon that died after 2 years. It trimmed everything really well, and I love the body trimmer that came with it that reminds me of the one blade. However, the area of the case "designed" for storing the guards of varying sizes is difficult to use. It's essentially mesh that has a seam in the middle. The only way to find what you need is take everything out of it and store it somewhere else. Read more

As someone who gets analysis paralysis, it's difficult for me to decide sometimes when I feel I'm making a decent investment, and parting with my hard earned dollars. I was looking for something that could do everything I needed and them some, without robbing the bank, and here I am writing the review. Pros: Value - it's under $100, has 21 pieces, and fits comfortably in a nice, but hard shell case. Battery - lasts up to 6 hours which is great because I don't want it plug it in every time after I trim. Not to mention as batteries age, they lose capacity to hold a charge. So if something can only last 45 minutes now, imagine in a few years when it's a race to beat the clock while trimming. Quality - stainless steel body, comfortable to hold. Norelco (Philips) is a brand name and has been around for a long time, and they wouldn't be if they produced crappy products. This thing is built to last. Allegedly, it's maintenance free, but I still clean it as I go to prolong it's life. Cons: Charger - the proprietary cable is crazy nowadays. With everything switching to USB-C, just join us in the 21st century. Also there is a cable but no power brick, aka the thing the plugs into the wall outlet, and it will need to be a USB A compatible to charge this trimmer. The Manual - it's as large as classroom map on the wall. It's a little over kill. Storage - while I applaud the use of the rugged case and not a pouch, the plastic guards are just tossed in a mesh pouch in the case, makes finding the specific one you're looking for a pain sometimes, although the guards are marked and easy to read. I'm really just nit picking at this point. Travel lock - didn't see that it had one so will be interesting to see how it does traveling. The case should prevent accidental engaging but anythings possible I suppose. No Stand - at almost $100 you'd think they could add a stand for it to sit. It does stand on its own and looks sturdy but if I'm shelling out $100, I would like to have it displayed nicely on my bathroom counter in all it's glory. Final thoughts: If you want options, a quality build, something you don't have to worry about charging frequently or storing it safely, and not breaking the bank, then this is for you. If you don't care about a trimmer, or it doesn't matter much then I wouldn't spend $100 on it. As for me, I wanted to put my money into something I'll have for the next decade at least, and it looks like I made a smart investment. Read more

Works and has many attachments with a very nice travel kit. Read more

Night and day better than the Norelco 7000 series. Trims so much quicker and consistently. I love attachments even if I will only use 3 of them. The only thing I’m not sold on is the nose/ear trimmer. Interesting design that I’m not convinced works amazing. Read more