Philips Norelco Multigroom 3000, MG3740/40

I really like it so far. It cut through my very thick hair on my head, no problem. The nose trimmer also worked wonders, far beyond what I was expecting for such a device. Blade is super easy to switch out. Appears to hold a charge for quite a while. It also is a good size and doesn't way too much, which is nice because nobody wants to hold a heave shaver above their head. Very good quality, especially for the money.

I've only been using this for a month or so, but it's the best shaver I've used in at least 20 years. It feels good in the hand, it seems to shave more smoothly than other similarly-priced shavers, and I like that it's rechargeable and the head(s) is/are removable to clean them. I haven't used any of the attachments yet, so I can't attest to how well they work, but the cleaning brush and other accessories are nice to be included.

The steel blades feel high-quality and cut through hair smoothly without any pulling or irritation. It comes with all the attachments I need for my beard and nose hair, and the battery lasts a surprisingly long time between charges. While I wish it had a charging indicator light to show when the battery is full, that’s a minor trade-off for such an affordable and durable tool. It’s a solid, no-frills trimmer that gets the job done perfectly.

My husband likes it. It works well for him and I like the fact that it has a little ear trimmer nose, trimmer thing with it makes it easy for me to do his ears. Works great.

I had been using Phillips One Blade electric razor for years, however the blades got dull very quickly and replacements are fairly expensive. With a blade that doesn't need to be replaced and for just $20, only a little more than a single One Blade replacement, I had to give this a try - especially because this product was also made by Phillips. Considering the low price point is was a little skeptical about this trimmer being any good; I was ultimately pleasantly surprised! I was very happy with the results and this has since become my default razor to shave with. First I need to mention this isn't really a razor as much as it's a trimmer. This will not leave you with a clean shave. The One Blade also didn't leave you perfectly smooth but it leaves the hair noticably shorter than this product did; for me that really wasn't an issue as I like the look of a little stubble. The result here is extremely short stubble, similar to a five o'clock shadow. Also worth mentioning at least if someone has a physical disability that interferes with shaving: this product needs to be held at a more precise angle than the One Blade (but the same would be true for any razor of this style); the power is turned on by sliding a switch, ideally with your thumb but another finger could be used if necessary. The charger needs the slightest amount of force to go into the razor itself and this may be difficult (but not impossible) if you don't have use of both hands. If you're completely unfamiliar with electric shavers there are basically two types, one that has exposed teeth that move side to side and the other type uses like a grate with a rotating blade behind it. The latter shaved closer but at the same time I find it pulls the hairs, especially when they are longer. The former category, which this shaver belongs to, sheers instead of pulls and is much more comfortable. The battery is sufficient and powerful enough to cut without any issues or slowdown for longe/thicker hair. I've used it three times out of the box without charging it so far and haven't noticed any decrease in cutting strength. It comes with various attachments for leaving hair longer, none of which I have a use for, however it did come with a fabric bag for the razor and charging cable which I found very useful. The razor gets a little bit hot after several minutes of use, but this is literally a non issue that I only mention in an effort to mention everything possible. This is my take away: it's ridiculous that Phillips is able to sell this entire razor, accessories and all for just a tiny bit more than a single replacement one blade. The quality is equal and this doesn't require expensive replaceable blades! It makes me suspect Phillips purposely makes their other product with an incredibly soft metal so that you are constantly buying new blades! While the designs of the two products aren't identical they're similar enough to reach that conclusion. tl;dr I've owned trimmers that are close to five times as expensive as this one, and for me the difference was negligible. A confident 5 star recommendation, especially considering the incredibly low price point!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My “all-in-one” grooming miracle — I love it! After using the Philips Norelco Multi Groomer (MG3740/40) for several weeks, I’m honestly kind of obsessed. This has become my go-to grooming tool, and it’s done everything I expected—plus more. Why I’m impressed: The 13 included pieces (combs, guards, precision trimmer, nose/ear tool, etc.) give me everything I need in one kit. No more juggling multiple devices. The blades are self-sharpening and feel sharp and precise even after regular use. They stay effective without needing blade oil, which is such a nice plus. Battery life is solid: I get several grooming sessions per charge. In everyday use, it doesn’t leave me scrambling to recharge. It’s comfortable to hold, even in tight spots (around ears, jawline). The grip and weight feel well balanced. Switching attachments is easy and intuitive—no fumbling, no force. It trims smoothly and cleanly, with minimal tugging (I’m especially sensitive in those tricky areas like the neckline or around ears). How I’ve used it & results: I’ve used it for beard trim, detailing, cleaning up edges, and even nose/ear maintenance. It handles all of that with ease. My beard looks more intentional and clean, not “just shaved in a hurry.” I no longer dread grooming day — it’s fast, efficient, and actually kind of fun. It’s held up well in my bathroom environment (moisture, occasional drops) without showing signs of wear. Small tips (from personal use): Keep it cleaned: use the little brush it comes with to remove hairs after each use. Helps performance stay top notch. Don’t push too hard in tight areas—let the right accessory do its job. Charge it fully before first use so you get the best battery calibration.

Smaller than full size hair clipper but works great, only small gripe is no charging indicator but for price so what.

This little trimmer works like a charm. Does an amazing job when I'm cutting my hair (buzz cut season is back!) and when I'm trimming my beard. It's a bit difficult differentiating the smaller attachments, the light gray ones, and if I'm not wearing my glasses I can easily use the wrong one and almost shave my whole beard (it happened once, actually). Also, I find battery life to be subpar. I can cut my hair and trim my beard with one charge, but that's about it. And the charging time is too long! Overall, it was a good deal, and it does the work, but I've had trimmers with better battery life and attachments that are less prone to confusion.