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It isn’t cordless, and it isn’t waterproof, but you’ll never have to worry about an aging battery.

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The Wahl – PowerPro is a great trimmer with a full set of attachments and a five-year warranty.

The Wahl – Peanut is another popular offering, again with few attachments, we also like the rocker power switch better than the slide switch on the Peanut. They don’t come with many attachments, though, and most beards won’t require the extra power. If you want a corded trimmer with more oomph, the Wahl – 5 Star Detailer or Andis – T-Outliner are barbershop-grade trimmers with adjustable blades. (Note: You can put white paint on the size markers to help you read them.) Wahl includes a zip-up pouch to keep all the attachments together, but let’s face it, fishing through a pocket that has eight of these combs in it isn’t actually convenient. If you don’t need anything longer than a half-inch, the Panasonic is a better design that you’ll probably be happier using. If you need the longer clip-on attachments for blending out to a longer beard, it works.

The adjustable guide is actually pretty bad compared to other trimmers. The only real drawback to this set is that there are so many pieces to keep track of, and most are only good, not great. The detail blade even works for nose hair! See Price at The bare blade trims closer than the Panasonic, about the same as the Andis out of the box, but you can’t zero-gap these Wahl blades.īest for Long Beards: Wahl - PowerPro 9686įor a very low price, this robust trimmer also has the most complete set of accessories.

These work well to reduce scratching, though they don’t trim nearly as close as the short settings on other models.

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Wahl also includes some “stubble guides” that protect your skin from the points of the blade while cutting closer than the 1/16″ guide comb. The cordless model has a more nostril-friendly ear/nose trimmer and a (poorly-performing) tiny shaver, while this corded model has a barely-functional six-position guide that you could leave attached to its second trimmer blade. Beyond cutting the cord (and doubling the price) the differences between the two trimmers come down to attachments. If you’re a fan of this array of attachments but were hoping for something cordless, the Wahl – 9818 is just that. Even if you’re just starting your journey toward a monster beard, the guides will help you learn about the grain and texture of your beard while you psych up for freehand trimming and shaping with a comb. The longer guards in this kit might just stay in the box. Once you get past that length, things get tricky: a uniform 1 inch of chin hair usually looks kind of bulbous, so most beardsmen are going to start tapering. Guide combs are most useful in beards shorter than a half-inch. The detail trimmer blade even works quite well for nose hair. We paid about $25 for this setup, and it has everything you could ask for. The corded Wahl – PowerPro 9686 stands out in this crowd because you’ll never have to worry about the battery running flat, and with two trimmer blades and the biggest set of attachments it’s a bargain. Best trimmer for stubble: Philips – OneBladeīest for long beards: Wahl – PowerPro 9686.Best for long beards: Wahl – PowerPro 9686.

If you don’t mind recharging, our top cordless pick, the Panasonic – ER-GB370K, has an adjustable comb guide that replaces a mountain of clip-on attachments. It’s a corded trimmer with great blades and uses clip-on attachments just like your barber’s. Ultimately, the Wahl – PowerPro 9686 earned our pick for best beard trimmer. We washed the trimmers, tested battery life and compared their attachments. For nine weeks, we tested seven beard trimmers on beards of all lengths.