Panasonic ER-GN300K503 Electric Facial Ear Eyebrow and Nose Hair Trimmer for Men and Women, Waterproof for Easy Cleaning, Battery-Operated for Portable use, Black

Got this as upgrade on my old Panasonic trimmer. Bit bulkier than the old model but still the same great build and quality and doesn't feel too cumbersome in the hand. More power too while still giving clean and close cut. Not too noisy. Good price too. Will definitely be happy to buy again but don't expect to for a good while if the last Panasonic model is anything to go by.

I owned a previous version of Panasonic nose trimmer which I was quite happy with until it stopped working (after 3 years). This is supposed to be a fancier and improved version with a mini hoover in it to suck in the hairs. I haven't noticed any improvement in the way it works. Pretty much the same. Just heavier and larger. It's very handy for removing unwanted hairs. Inside the nostrils, ears, tidying up the eyebrows, on the upper lip, edges of the haircut. Removes hair painlessly and easily. Cleaning it is a bit fiddly but not too difficult. Overall, a handy little device. Just get the basic model. It's absolutely fine and cheaper. Hope it helps.

Aside from the realisation that you must be getting old to want/need one of these things it's great at clipping nose and ear hair and works well to tidy beard edges.

I recently purchased a hair trimmer during the Prime Day event for £19.99. Upon unboxing, it arrived fully assembled and included a brush, but no AAA batteries. I was able to use the trimmer without any issues, however after cleaning the top half and securing it back onto the trimmer I encountered a problem where the top half of the trimmer kept unscrewing itself and becoming stuck inside the lid. To resolve this, I had to use the trimmer's rod to push it out. This happened several times, and I eventually decided it wasn't worth the hassle of constantly having to deal with the stuck top half.

This is the dearer model, but has lasted for over two years, with daily use. Does what is advertised and is economical with battery life.

Husband wanted one of these so I searched far and wide for what looked like the best one, and this was the winner. It's quiet, cuts through hair like it's absolutely nothing, small, lightweight and handy. Not once has it tugged, nicked or ripped on anything. So happy with this purchase! I thought it was rechargeable, as I definitely searched for a rechargeable trimmer, but I'm afraid this is used with disposable batteries. My only comfort is that I am sure there will be long between every time we have to change batteries on something that is used once or twice a month for 20 seconds.

I bought this after retiring a trusty nose hair trimmer I got bundled in a washbag from a distant relative of my wife's one christmas, which had lasted me 5 years but was due an upgrade. Against my better judgement I spent £42 on th3 Panasonic, thinking it would be (somehow) superior, and given it is branded it will last another 10 years or so... I must say, Ive been dreadfully disappointed. Its really truly got negligible performance advantage of the previous model I owned which probably retails for a fiver. The cap containing the blade is a little flimsy, and I seem to recall some reviewer saying theirs broke quickly. Mine hasnt broken after acouple of years, but it does come off accidentally occassionally, and this has led the blade to fall in the sink, on the floor, and its very small and hard to find. One of these times, on returning it to the device, the blade now made a much louder rattling noise - as though the blade was now hitting the apertures/slots which the hairs pass through. Its not particularly quiet (as i believe it was advertised) when trimming your ears. Overall, Im left wondering why I bought a £40 nose hair clipper, which barely lasted a year before annoying me. I suppose it probably has a market for replacement blades, which im about to purchase to see if this restores it to some semblance of normal functionality. But really, its not worth it. With inflation etc, I might consider paying £20 for it perhaps. Update: the device has now completely stopped working - I've owned it for 18 months.

I chose this because I'd had a cheap trimmer before that was no good. This seemed to be a mid priced trimmer with decent reviews. It is decent but.. I accidentally dropped it, it landed in the empty bath and self destructed into several pieces. I put it back together but it sounded wrong and the parts came apart easily. Of course, it's my fault for dropping it but it would be nice if it was a little more robust. Other than it, it's OK. I've even ordered another. Maybe I need a wrist strap for it! 😁