Panasonic Body Groomer for Men and Women, Unisex Wet/Dry Cordless Electric Body Hair Trimmer with 2 Comb Attachments, Multi-Directional Shaving in Sensitive Areas - ER-GK80-S (Black)

No suelo hacer reseñas pero sin duda la mejor herramienta que he usado para el afeitado corporal, no te rasura como una cuchilla de afeitar pero te deja la piel casi lisa a 0.1mm, es muy cómoda de usar. Yo tengo problemas con los vellos encarnados y con esta recortadora la piel no se irrita y los pelos no se encarnan sin duda la mejor 10/10

No nicks no cuts

I found that I didn't need to use any attachments for manscaping. I started by using the middle sized attachment to mow down below the belt first, but it wouldn't go as short as I wanted and took many swipes. The same with the smallest attachment. I couldnt get down to nearly bare until I dispensed with all three sizes. It seemed that all three of them inhibited the blades from cutting, so I found that using it without attachments over my whole body removed hair way more effectively and quickly. I had no nicks. Doing my back was a little tricky. The whole job took about twenty minutes. It didn't seem to do much of anything for my shadow, so I'd go with a dedicated shaver for that. The instructions need a magnifying glass to read, and are unclear. They say to oil the blade before and after use. It's hard to determine where the oil goes though. To clean it, you just run water through a hole on the back. I found that this wasn't effective and perhaps because of the oil, the blade still had a lot of hair stuck to it, which can be further cleaned off using the provided brush. It says to charge for 30 hours, so I waited for a day before using it and it seemed to be fully charged which lasts for 40 minutes. After a couple of uses, I could hear the motor slowing, which could be because the blade was clogged, So the question is, is the oil getting to the blade and is rinsing it off really doing anything. It says to just shake the water out after use, but I found that when I plugged it back in, water drained out the bottom and puddled around the contacts of the charger. Overall, it works. Cleaning is complicated. On the other hand, I'm thinking I could find a better value. It says that to return it, put it back in the original packaging and include a printed reciept, even though I uploaded my reciept upon registration, which has to be a pdf, and then you need to upload a picture of the model and serial number from the bottom of the unit in jpeg or something similar.

This is an excellent groomer - certainly the best that I have ever used on my body and I’ve tried several!!Panasonic should offer an extender so men can use it on their backs and it would be perfect.

Got this after my manscaped lawnmower died. This clipper is durable and high quality. It has a nice weight and fits in the hand well. Its odd shape makes it really easy to reach difficult and awkward spots. It isn’t quiet, but not too noisy either. It’s easy to clean and maintain and comes with a nice carrying case. It is highly functional and cuts my hair more cleanly than any other device I have used. The thing’s motor is powerful and got me scared at first, but once I was brave enough I found it is surprisingly gentle on my skin so long as I’m being careful and deliberate. I haven’t cut myself with this yet but the manscaped lawnmower cut me lots. Do yourself a favor and just get this.

I've been buying various Norelco Body Groomers for the last 10+ years and have always been kind of disappointed with their performance. My last dual-sided unit finally gave up the ghost on the trimmer side, and I was ready to try something new. I've always wanted one of the Panasonic hair shavers and just use one of those, but the price kept me away.For the record: I'm a white male with at best described "fine" to medium body hair, so your results may vary if you have very coarse, thick hair.The box has two guards in addition to the standard guard. If you're coming from the Body Groomer like me, the initial silver guard runs a trimming length more or less the same length as if you were running guard free on the "trimmer" side, but with the benefit of having an actual guard on it, which is helpful if you've ever taken a chunk of your skin with the Philips unit. The teeth on the Panasonic trimmer are much much finer than the BodyGroomer, so guard free trimming will get pretty close to a smooth shave, but more on that later.I found it worked best on the neck and below. Using the guard end on my upper lip/face was rather disconcerting, but it might just be a personal feeling kind of thing. Doing my chest/groin/the few shoulder hairs/armpits was fine, if much easier because of the guard on it, and the ergonomics felt better. Trimming my arm hair (I don't really do it that often, but felt like testing the trimmer out) was more of a long winded chore like any other trimmer of this type, but I found I didn't have to go back and forth over the same spot so much as I did with the Philips, even when new. Doing my legs (bike racer here) with the narrow head though, was a long process, and it'd be faster honestly if you just stuck with a razor.On a side note, I really liked the fact the trimmer charger was part of a plug stand instead of having an ugly cable with a barrel connector, which cuts down the bathroom cabinet clutter.I don't particularly like lubricating the blade. I know any good trimmer requires proper lubrication for good cutting, but coming from 10+ years on the body groomers with no need for lubrication makes disassembly and reassembly sort of feel odd. Some angles get a little awkward with the toothbrush angle versus the straight style. The included travel bag is pretty cheap feeling and barely above a ziplock bag as far as quality goes.Long term support/battery life is yet to be determined, but I'm pretty much convinced by the quality it cuts.Nice job, Panasonic!