Best Beard Trimmers On The Market in 2021

Anyone using the Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 7000 will greatly benefit from the Dual Cut technology. This offers up 2x more blades than what you would usually find in a beard trimmer. Even better is the fact that the blades brush against each other as the trimming process is going on. The result of this is a pair of blades that are still as sharp as they were on the first day three years later. Taking this to the next level, the Philips Norelco Multigroom trimmer runs on a clean and powerful energy source and thanks to its lithium-ion rechargeable battery, it can last for up to 5 hours when charged. What’s more, there is also the option of using it while it is plugged in so as to maximize the energy.

Then there’s the fact that it comes with trimmer heads that are of different lengths. Based on this, the process of trimming hair in different areas of the body becomes a lot more streamlined. For more convenience, all the attachments, as well as the trimmer itself, are completely washable. So, after the grooming process, users can simply run it under a faucet and it will be as good as new. You may also be interested in some of the best back shavers from our list, so check them out.

The reigning champion comes with a little bias – I use this as an electric razor to maintain the perfect level of scruff. Back when I had a three-year beard, this was still my go-to. Philips is one of those household names that comes with an attached promise of quality construction, (and a fair price). This beard trimmer comes with an ultra long battery life (one to two months on average if used twice per week).

Apart from being long-lasting, this comes with all the necessary attachments, from a precision beard trimmer head to a nose hair trimmer. Consider this your all-in-one facial hair grooming kit. Self-sharpening blades ensure you’ll have this for ages, especially if you store it (along with all the heads) in the all-inclusive storage bag. As a beard trimmer and swap-out to your electric razor for that three-day growth look, Philips Norelco delivers a high level of performance. With sturdy construction on the detachable heads, and a promise that you’ll never need blade oil, you’ve got it all right in the palm of your hand.

Another killer household name, Remington is the one-stop chopper for all your beard trimmer needs. This kit comes with some super nice features, including a protective head that allows you to trap hairs (which is a serious bonus if your partner is sick of you leaving trimmings in the sink). You don’t get a lot of attachments, but the ones you do get are superb quality. From the nose hair trimmer (which is seriously on point), to the rounded facial hair buzzer, you have everything you need right in this kit.

You get over an hour of use with a small four-hour charge window. This is the perfect size to throw into the storage bag, and bring with you on extended business trips when you’re trying to keep your beard prim and trimmed. From the price and 3,600+ reviews on Amazon, this one comes highly recommended. Each attachment is simple to clean under some hot water, and dry within ten to fifteen minutes after cleaning – you couldn’t ask for an easier time.

In case you didn’t know, or don’t cut your own hair, Wahl is the absolute tip-top king of hair clippers. Nobody compares to their quality, and ultra low prices. When it comes to the beard trimmer scene, they’ve done a valiant effort, and earned a coveted spot on our top list. Wahl never leaves a single feature up to chance. From the stainless steel body and blades, to the smart LED power indicator, they spared no expenses to bring you one of the best beard trimmer models on the market today.

You get a mess of add-ons, and four interchangeable heads for maximum versatility. These self-sharpening stainless steel blades require little to no maintenance, apart from the occasional beard trimmer blade oil. You’re able to use this under 110v and 220v conditions, while utilizing the fast charge, and long-lasting battery for multiple uses. Keep it trim, prim, and ready to slay the ladies, and the professional scene – just thank Wahl’s stainless steel beard trimmer, and Gear Hungry for playing matchmaker.

Panasonic made a valiant effort at the all-in-one trimmer, and emerged with a sharp and sharp-looking beard trimmer with multiple functions. Stainless steel, self-sharpening blades rest at the helm, giving you a precision cut at a perfect forty-five degree angle. You’re good for up to nineteen precision settings, all without having to keep tabs on a bag full of add-on items. While this model is lightweight (which can be a bad thing), we do have to give it points for the super durable grip built right into the handle.

This cordless beard trimmer charged by the AC adapter that’s included with your kit, and takes about three hours to get seventy-five minutes of use out of it. This beard trimmer is designed for precision, turning amateur trims into excellent ones, and aiding your steady hand even more. If you’re worried about having full control over your beard trimmer, lay those worries to rest with the Panasonic Milano. While we don’t recommend it for all-body grooming (more on this in the buying guide below), it’s one of the best beard trimmers available on the market. If you need a trimmer for your pubic area, make sure you check our guide to the best pubic hair trimmers.

Alright, so Gillette made our list, but not where you would be expecting. They’re the best disposable and non-disposable face razors on the planet, but when it comes to the electronic trimmer scene, they still pack a punch, but fall short in a few areas. You get some seriously precise cutting, which is what Gillette is known for, and just enough power in this lightweight design to keep a steady hand when focusing on key areas of your beard or goatee.

While we’re going to basically tell you that the organizer dock is a hunk of plastic with no use, the attachments that it comes with, (which are relatively few), are all designated and useful. We couldn’t ask for a better price on this model, and a more precise edge cut. All in all, Gillette came out swinging as a great and inexpensive beard trimmer that you can be proud of.

If you’ve never owned a Suprent self-grooming item, you’re missing out. This quality beard trimmer comes with the right guards (with good durability/thickness to them), as well as high-quality attachments that rival the competition. From the additional head to the nose hair trimmer, everything in this kit works exactly as advertised – and then some. If you’re anything like the rest of the gents that read Gear Hungry, then you’re well aware that a prickly, pokey shave (even if you’re just trimming the beard and not cutting it entirely), is aggravating to you and your lady friend.

The Suprent leaves your hair soft by using a unique blend of moving and stationary blades, cutting your hair without making them into miniature daggers covering your face. 420-grade stainless steel blades sharpen themselves, and come with some serious power to back them. You get over an hour of use on a single charge (which takes four hours), and a useful dock for charging, as well as storing each attachment. It’s like having the perfect grooming altar right in your bathroom. Make sure you also check our guide to the best hair removal creams.

Truth be told, we hadn’t heard of Sminiker before narrowing down the options for this list – now, they’re a name we’ll never forget. After using this one on a big, bushy beard, we can testify to the immense power that this beard trimmer holds. You get a slew of useful attachments and add-ons, each one having their own designated use. When you get a few dozen, you end up feeling like, “Man, there’s no way that all these can be useful, right?” With the Sminiker, each piece has a clear and designated use.

Sminiker Professional Waterproof Beard Trimmer Set is waterproof (so long as you don’t submerge the entire thing), so you can use it in the shower if you know what you’re doing. Additional items include a nose and ear hair trimmer to properly prune every part of your face, while also coming in at a relatively cheap price point. We’re going to warn you now: the battery life on this model is a pain in the rear end. You need an all-day (eight-hour) charge for less than a single hour of use, but what it lacks in charge time, it makes up for in power.

Yes, we really did put another Philips product on this list! If you ever have those days where you can’t tell if you want a short shave, or if you’re going to continue growing out the lumberjack beard, you’ve found your ideal beard trimmer candidate. The hybrid part of this beard trimmer title tells all – it’s a versatile beard trimmer that works to chop, or delicately prune, depending on your mood.

Cleaning this premium blade is a simplistic task – it’s waterproof to the point of just popping it under the hot faucet, and watching the micro-sized trimming slip down the drain. We have a major gripe with this one, which is why it’s towards the bottom of the list: the blades need to be swapped out every four months, assuming that you’ve used it twice per week and not more. While it’s inconvenient, the majesty of Philips Norelco OneBlade Pro Hybrid may make up for it if you enjoy luxury personal grooming electronics.

Next up, we’ve got one of the latest products in Phillips’ Norelco range. Designed for both your face and body, this low-profile and lightweight trimmer is the perfect tool to keep you looking sharp. It has a revolutionary one-blade system that moves at 200 times a second, allowing trim, edge, and shave with precision. It comes with two blades (so you can have one for your face and one for your body), four stubble trimming combs, one body trimming comb, and a skin guard for those sensitive regions. 

Like all good modern beard trimmers, the Philips Norelco OneBlade QP2630/70a is completely waterproof, so you can use it in the shower or bath without getting electrocuted. Plus, it’s powered by a lithium-ion battery that provides one hour of continuous use on a single charge.

Wahl is one of the best-known shaver manufacturers in the world. If you’re looking for a competitively-priced and reliable beard trimmer, it’s always worth checking out what they have to offer. The Wahl 5622 Groomsman is a large beard trimming set that includes a nose trimmer tool as an added bonus. In the set, you get a bunch of accessories including a beard comb, cleaning brush, three stubble combs, and four hair guide combs. With all of these accessories, it’s easy to achieve a precise and close shave every time. 

The great thing about Wahl trimmers is the quality of the blades. Made from high-carbon, precision-ground stainless steel, they stay sharp for ages without the need for a sharpening tool. Plus, it comes with a small travel pouch for portability and storage. 

Hatteker might not be the biggest razor brand on the planet but they still make some pretty impressive products. The Hatteker Beard Trimmer comes with a comprehensive set of attachments that gives you complete control over your face and body hair. The set includes a blade guard, body trimmer, hair trimmer, precision trimmer, nose trimmer, six guide combs, styling comb, cleaning brush, and a storage pouch. All of the parts are made from either plastic or stainless steel and are designed to be 100% waterproof. We also like the digital screen on the trimmer that lets you know how much battery life is left.