Charger Stand, Compatible with Philips Norelco MG9510/60, MG9525/40 Multigroom All-in-One Trimmer, Base, Cradle, Matte Black (Shaver and Power Cord NOT Included)

I got this to charge and store the All-in-One I got from Costco (I think it's technically the Norelco Multigroom 9000). Fitment to the trimmer is precise and holds it snugly without being too tight to be a hassle to get into the charging dock, and there's almost no wiggle on the charging plug so it slots in to charge without a hassle. I haven't had any issues with the charger now in the stand so farStructure is solid and generally sturdy, closest to the plastic on a phone charger brick where it's not indestructible but it's good enough for what it needs to do (the white is some fluff, not damage). It's wide and heavy enough that the trimmer won't fall over easily and has 4 rubber nubs on the bottom ring that keep it from scratching a surface. It's got the slightly ribbed texture you can feel with 3D-printed stuff, but it's been uniformly sanded down to be smooth such that you wouldn't notice without running your fingernail across the surface. My copy didn't have any printing errors that might stick out/not be filled in that some 3D-printed stuff can have, but that's probably thanks to QC since there was a non-uniform part on the upper right that was sanded to proper shape.Assembly was a 2 minute job and just came with the screws needed to assemble it and a small, easy to read/understand instruction card, though it's such a simple process you shouldn't need them. The hardest part of getting it put together was getting the cable routed and put into the slot, and even that was super easy compared to other stuff I've done with that step - plenty of space to bend the rigid part of the cable, the slot to set the plug in was perfectly sized and shaped, the exit hole was sized well, and even though I didn't wrap it around in the interior, there was plenty of space and height to wind it up in the part.Overall, solid product for something I got with no reviews. Does everything I need it to and feels solid to boot. If you 3D print, you could probably make it yourself, but it'd take time to do measurements and model it, sand it, and make sure all the tolerances were right, not to mention the cost of the 3D printer and filament. If you don't want to deal with that (like I didn't) get this instead.

If you own a Philips Norelco Multi-Groom tool, you were probably disappointed to learn that it did NOT come with a cradle. A total oversight by the folks at Philips Norelco. Thankfully, HOYT Design stepped in when they dropped the ball.I'm glad to report, as another reviewer did, that this 3D-printed cradle fits my 7000-series trimmer perfectly. There is a little bit of assembly required, but nothing overwhelming. You'll be very glad that your trimmer now has a home and can charge without being in the way or leaving a loose wire draped over your bathroom sink. Thank you Hoyt Design for helping me conserve precious countertop space in my bathroom!

This also fits the 7000 series. Good solid product.