Philips Multi Groomer 9000-25 Piece Mens Grooming Kit for Beard, Body, Face, Nose, and Ear Hair Trimmer,Shaver, and Clipper with Premium Storage Case - NO Blade Oil Needed, MG7770/49

I bought this in 2021, it was more money then but still a very good price. Still works near perfect today. Battery life is amazing. I probably charged it like 4 times in all these years. I just used it and it needs to be charged. It’s been so long since I last charged it, I can’t find the charger. I’m literally buying another one right now. Highly recommend.

Don’t write a ton of reviews on here but wanted to highlight how happy I have been with this product. It cuts hair with no pull, has tons of attachments, and is super easy to clean. I have bought cheap ear and nose hair trimmers and this one is tons better. It cuts and protects, does the job that other trimmers I have bought did not. High quality product, would definitely recommend.

First off, this is an excellent device, with some important caveats/notes. For context, I am bald, and buzz cut down to 0.5-1mm on top. For facial hair, I like to trim down to 1-2mm (for that 1-week old look), and shave my neck and cheek bones. No body stuff--I keep it hairy below the neck ;) For tools, before this I already had the Remington Shortcut Pro (https://www.amazon.com/Remington-HC4250-Shortcut-Self-Haircut-Clippers/dp/B014SG66UO) for those buzz cuts. Because the Remington tugged painfully on my facial hair, I had a Norelco OneBlade. The OneBlade is quite convenient for an allrounder, especially since I can also get my neck and cheekbones, but the replacement blades add up (~$2.50/mo isn't so bad, but still) and, more importantly, takes a long time an multiple passes for my beard trims. So, I decided to pull the trigger on this all-in-one, thinking I'd just use this. Well...I think I've simply added a new tool to my kit, rather than replaced everything. I opted for the 23-piece kit, for its foil shaver and extra fixed length guards. However, I don't think these are necessary, as I explain below. Here's my take given my situation: 1) As a beard trimmer, this is great, and is far superior to the OneBlade. There's no comparison--far more powerful and sharp. I still do multiple passes, but they are to get spots I missed, not stray hairs that the blade didn't get, as those simply don't exist. With the OneBlade, I'd have to do multiple passes over the same spot. There is one trade-off, however: the feel of the OneBlade is much better. Lighter and well balanced for facial hair. The weight of this all-in-one makes beard trimming less balanced, but I guess this would be the same with all bigger trimmers (noting that this is in fact a relatively compact trimmer). 2) As a hair trimmer, forget about it. That Remington is far superior. I gave up with this one after about 10 seconds. It's simply too narrow, and that Remington is so dialed in for short hair trimming, including both the with/shape of the blade and the weight/balance, there's no way this can even try to come close. Could I get away with this? I don't know. Maybe some day I'll try just for fun, but it doesn't seem like it would be fun. 3) For shaving around the beard, forget about it. I bought the 23-piece kit partly for the foil trimmer, but that is all but useless. I will still need to either wet shave or use the OneBlade. My takeaway is that while this excels at beard trimming, there's no way it can be considered a great all-in-one solution, as there are far better options for up top and it doesn't even pretend to offer shaving capabilities, even with the foil shaver. You can probably get away with just this for all of your needs if you don't need the close shave, but if you have the budget, I'd say go with either a better all-in-one or get a wider trimmer for up top. In the end, I plan on keeping this for beard trims at home, using the OneBlade for the shaves and Remington for up top. 3 blades for different tasks is definitely opposite of the all-in-one solution I'd hoped for, but I presume any all-in-one solution is going to fall short in some areas vs. dedicated tools. I'll also use the OneBlade for travel, since I'm typically traveling for work and the OneBlade is lightweight and can get me a passing grade for well-groomed on the road.

I bought this initial trimmer back in November 2021 and it died on me after 3 years. Here's my quick thoughts on this trimmer: It had an excellent battery life! I never had to worry about the lifespan of the battery or it dying on me mid-use. For reference, I used it 2 ~ 3 times a week and had it charged maybe 3 times a month. It's easy to handle and it's light, and that makes cuts more precise and accurate. I never had any problems with the sharpness of the blades. However, basic oil maintenance is needed in my opinion. After the trimmer died I dismantled it to figure out the cause of the non-functionality and I found out that despite the product being "Fully Washable" I found water droplets inside the inner shell where the motor, battery, and circuit board laid and that most likely was the cause of the trimmer no longer working since the circuit board had corrosion occur on three spots that related to the device charging and maintaining electricity. In the end, I had the motor directly wired and soldered to the two charging rods which takes direct power from the charger and it works as it did before but no longer has an on/off button. Overall it's a great beginner/intermediate trimmer and will work for 3 years, make sure water doesn't get inside.

O produto e muito bom, fiquei feliz com a minha compra, e chegou bem antes do prazo

Chatgpt gave me clarification. CHATGPT- Thanks for clarifying 👍 Let me explain this clearly and honestly, because 20 months on one charge sounds confusing but partly possible depending on usage. 🔋 Reality check (important) For the Philips Norelco Multigroom 7000 (MG7910/49): Actual runtime on one full charge: ➜ Up to ~5 hours of trimming time So continuous use for 20 months on one charge is NOT possible. ✅ But here’s how what you said can still be true If you mean: You charged it once Then used it very occasionally Short trims (5–10 minutes) Maybe once every few weeks And it still worked after many months 👉 Yes, that is possible Why? Philips uses a very low self-discharge lithium battery When switched OFF, it hardly loses charge No power drain when idle Excellent battery management 📌 Example calculation If you use: 5 minutes per use Once every 2 weeks That’s: ~10 minutes/month 5 hours battery = 300 minutes 300 ÷ 10 = 30 months (approx) So calendar time ≠ usage time. ❌ What is NOT possible ❌ Daily shaving for months without charging ❌ Weekly long trims for 20 months ❌ Continuous use ✅ What this tells about your trimmer ✔ Battery is healthy ✔ You got a genuine Philips product ✔ Very efficient standby power ✔ One of the best battery performers in grooming kits 🔧 Tip to keep battery strong Don’t charge every time unnecessarily Recharge only when battery is low Avoid leaving it plugged in for days Store in a cool, dry place ✅ Final answer (short) 👉 20 months of occasional use on one charge = possible 👉 20 months of actual usage time = impossible If you want, tell me: How often you use it Beard/body/both I can estimate exact battery life for your pattern 👍

Trae muchos accesorios y corta muy bien el cabello y bello corporal. Muy buen producto.

Después de comprar la versión más costosa me ha venido con el adaptador de corriente para enchufes de Reino Unido... No me parece muy coherente. ¿Qué debería hacer ahora?¿Devolverlo, comprarme un adaptador nuevo...?

The shaver is not practical for complete hair removal when it comes to body. The head is so sharp with additions that adds at leasr 1 mm. Won't advise it with body but is nice for beard styling but not trimming.