7 Best Beard Trimmers

7 Best Beard Trimmers


After 16 hours of research evaluating 75 products, we picked Wahl 9818 Clipper Stainless Steel Beard Trimmer as our top choice.

Beard grooming to look svelt and sophisticated makes a huge difference. Surprisingly, well-groomed facial hair can improve other areas of your life. That's why it's important to find the best beard trimmer.

Think about this:

Multiple studies have found that women find men with beards more attractive. However, they find men with NEAT and GROOMED facial hair to be more attractive.

It's rare you'll find a woman who likes a beard that looks like a bird's nest or overgrown bush. And yes, that may mean applying beard grooming products to keep it from getting out of hand.

A beard is great and all, but you need to keep it in order with the best beard trimmer you can find. Beard trimmers are the quick and easy way to keep your facial fuzz under control. With a few minutes in front of the mirror, you can avoid over-growth and keep your beard looking tidy.

We've done the research to bring you a list of the best beard trimmers available. Yes, that meant combing through beard trimmer reviews, looking at hundreds of products, and comparing the pros and cons. The result? A list of the best beard trimmers for you.



7 Best Beard Trimmers

  • 7. Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 3100
  • 6. Gillette Fusion Proglide Styler 3-In-1 Men's Body Groomer With Beard Trimmer
  • 5. Philips Norelco BeardTrimmer 3500
  • 4. Panasonic ER GB40 s Wet Dry Beard and Hair Groomer Trimmer
  • 3. Brio BeardScape Beard and Hair Trimmer
  • 2. Wahl Peanut Razor
  • 1. Wahl 9818 Clipper Stainless Steel Beard Trimmer

Best Budget Beard Trimmer


Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 3100

Best Budget Beard Trimmer: Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 3100
77 % Editor Score
82 % User Score
327 Bought

Why People Love it

  • Makes trimming nose/moustache/sideburn/body hair easy
  • Trim is precise and efficient
  • Cleaning is very easy

Versatile, great for all types of body and facial hair, and has a great battery life.

Some attachments don't perform well.

Performance: According to reviews, this electric shaver for men has a more powerful motor than other Norelco products, and it feels solid and durable in your hands. The nose/ear trimmer is efficient, and the attachments make it easy to trim your beard to the right length--though, the attachment is loose and moves a bit too easily. It takes a couple of passes to trim your beard just right. It won't shave your skin down to smooth like a razor, but it is one of the best stubble trimmer options around!. 

It takes 10 hours to charge the trimmer, and the battery has 5 or 6 shaves (35 minutes). It is wonderfully easy to clean, thanks to the fact that all the attachments simply pop off the trimmer.

Features: The full-size trimmer is ideal for your face and body hair, but the smaller precision trimmer helps you contour around your mouth and nose. The nose trimmer works for your ears as well. The blades are all washable, making for easy cleaning. On the downside, there's no bag/container for the accessories.

The attachments are adjustable, allowing you to set the length of your beard, armpit, nose, and ear hair as desired. It's best to set the device to a higher length than desired, then adjust as needed.

Price: At $17.95, this is one of the cheapest trimmers around. It's a useful tool for those who shave with an electric razor, but who want a trimmer to help with grooming and hair control. Don't expect bells and whistles; it's a simple, practical budget option.

Best Multi-Groom Trimmer



Best Multi-Groom Trimmer: Gillette Fusion Proglide Styler 3-In-1 Men's Body Groomer With Beard Trimmer
81 % Editor Score
82 % User Score
122 Bought

Why People Love it

  • Delivers closer shave than any beard trimmer on the list
  • Consistently high quality performance
  • Highly versatile for both trimming and shaving

Beautifully close shave, affordable, safe to use in the shower, and comes with built-in razor blade for clean look.

Doesn't work for the "scruffy" look.

Performance: This trimmer is the love-child of Braun efficiency and Gilette design. It's designed to be used in the shower as well as for dry shaving, and you'll find that it does an amazing job of trimming your beard hair. It's highly maneuverable, lightweight, and versatile, with a Braun power trimmer that can slice through thick and coarse hair with ease. It's a precision tool that delivers the closest possible shave every time.

What sets this trimmer apart is the fact that it runs on AA battery power, rather than a built-in battery. There's no way to recharge the batteries, but you'll find the batteries will last for up to 90 days before needing to be changed. (You can always buy a set of rechargeable batteries to use with the trimmer.)

Features: This is so much more than just a beard trimmer! Not only do you get the German-designed Braun shaver/trimmer heads, but you also have a built-in ProGlide 4-blade razor that will help you to get the cleanest, closest shave possible. The edging blade helps you to cut those lines perfectly straight for a clean-cut, well-groomed look.

Note: To replace the razor head, you need to use one compatible with a Fusion ProGlide, Fusion ProGlide Power, or Gillette Fusion handle.

Price: At $20, this is a well-priced shaver indeed! You get quality trimming and a better, closer shave than any trimmer on this list. It's a two-in-one that delivers every time.

Best Stubble Trimmer


Philips Norelco BeardTrimmer 3500

Best Stubble Trimmer: Philips Norelco BeardTrimmer 3500
81 % Editor Score
85 % User Score
131 Bought

Why People Love it

  • 90-minute battery life, 1 hour charge time
  • Self-sharpening that lasts a LONG time
  • Needs no added attachments for versatile shave

Very long battery life AND short charge, excellent precision, adjustable length settings for a more customized shave, and highly durable Titanium blades.

Gets a bit messy in the longer hair range (6-10 mm) and can irritate your skin.

Performance: This is definitely a high-performance shaver, especially for those who want to spend less time waiting for their trimmer to charge. You get about 90 minutes of use per charge, but it only takes 60 minutes to charge the battery. Best of all, you can use it while it's plugged in, so you never have to wait to shave!

The self-sharpening Titanium blades aren't just durable, but they'll slice through hair no matter how thick, coarse, or dense. The rounded edges of the trimmer are designed to reduce irritation, though using it without the attachment (blade only) may burn your skin. However, you'll find that it trims hair with all the efficiency you want from a cordless beard trimmer.

Features: This has more length settings than any other shaver on the list, ensuring maximum versatility for your shave. It can range from 0.5 mm to 10 mm so you can trim your beard to the exact length you want it. It's also beautifully easy to adjust it to your desired length setting.

Sadly, at the longer lengths, it doesn't deliver a very precise, even shave, so it takes a few passes to get the length just right.

Price: At just $35, this is a trimmer worth its price tag. You're not paying top dollar, but you're getting a beard trimmer that delivers precision and durability. Best of all, you can travel with it without worrying about running out of battery life!

Best Wet/Dry Beard Trimmer


Panasonic ER GB40 s Wet Dry Beard and Hair Groomer Trimmer

Best Wet/Dry Beard Trimmer: Panasonic ER GB40 s Wet Dry Beard and Hair Groomer Trimmer
84 % Editor Score
88 % User Score
339 Bought

Why People Love it

  • Designed to be used in the shower; waterproof
  • Excellent for detailed, precise trimming
  • Multiple settings make this trimmer beautifully versatile and customizable

Panasonic's ER-GB40-S cordless hair trimmer can cut wet or dry hair easily. It also features 19 length settings and precision-cut stainless-steel. Additionally, it's fully waterproof, has a decent battery life, features an ergonomic handle with no-slip rubber grip, and contains a powerful motor.

No battery life indicator; light on charging stand doesn't shut off when trimmer is fully charged.

Performance: If you're looking for "use anywhere" trimmer, this is the one you want! It's 100% waterproof and designed to be used in the shower. For those who have to shave in a hurry, it's a trimmer that gets the job done.

While the trimmer does take a long time to charge (overnight at least), you get a solid 50 minutes of use per charge. Set the trimmer back on the charging stand when you're done, and the red light will turn on to let you know it's refilling the battery. (Note: The red light won't turn off when it's done charging, so you have to remove it yourself.)

The super-sharp blades can handle even thick, dense, and coarse hair, so it works great for those cowlicks under your chin. Oil well after use (NOT before), and you'll have a trimmer that works well for years to come.

Features: This trimmer comes with 19 adjustable settings (0.5 mm length), giving you total control over the length of your beard. You can trim hair as short as 1 mm, or adjust it to a 10 mm length. That's pretty incredible when you think about it. And, it might just feel like you finally have control over everything. It's cordless and features unique water shutters, which allow for quick and easy maintenance. That alone is brilliant, but let's talk about those 19 settings one more time, shall we? For those who want their beards trimmed to JUST the right length, this is definitely a good option to consider.

Price: At $40, this is one of the pricier trimmers on this list. However, considering you can use it in the shower (great for busy professionals) and that it's a durable, long-lasting cordless trimmer, you'll find it's a worthwhile purchase.  

 What Reviewers Say:

  • So aside from pulling a few hairs, the only other downside is that it is not as good as the Andis, which gives me the best results compared to close to a dozen trimmers that I've tried in the past few years. But this one beats them all since, once more, it can be used in the shower, thereby saving time in terms of cleanup. If you're not looking for the closest possible trim (which really this trimmer isn't advertising and why I have not taken off any stars in my review) but would rather follow the mm size settings that are available on this trimmer, then this Panasonic should definitely fulfill your needs.
  • I came across this model and read lots of reviews about how only 1-2 passes are needed for an even trim. This was no exaggeration and the Wahls usually required a few passes and inevitably some hair would be pulled because of the large spaces between the stifled blade teeth.
  • It is unbelievable for the endurance time of battery. You don't even need to charge it for more than 1 time per month.

Beard Trimmer With the Longest-Lasting Battery


Brio BeardScape Beard and Hair Trimmer

Beard Trimmer With the Longest-Lasting Battery: Brio BeardScape Beard and Hair Trimmer
89 % Editor Score
92 % User Score
84 Bought

Why People Love it

  • Highly customizable operation; reliable
  • Very long-lasting battery
  • Looks fancy, works like a charm

4+ hour battery life, low-friction ceramic blade, quiet operation, decent charge time, digital battery life display lets you know when you need to re-charge, five speed settings, sleek, durable, and beautiful charging stand.

Terrible blade removal design and breaks too easily.

Performance: For those who want long-lasting battery life, give this bad boy a try! You’re guaranteed to get a solid 4 hours of run time out of the shaver, with as much as 5 or 5 ½ hours on the lowest setting.

It’s got a slightly longer charge time (3 hours) than the Wahl at the top of our list, but the battery life is slightly longer.

In terms of shave performance, you’ll find this trimmer does a kick-ass job. The sharp ceramic blades deliver a very close shave, all while producing as little friction and heat as possible to reduce your risk of razor burn.

The shaver can cut through thick, coarse beard hair with ease, and the multiple settings make it highly customizable for guys who want total control over their shaving process.

The only real flaw in the trimmer is the design of the heads. If you try to remove them to clean, there’s a very real chance they’ll break and you’ll have to order brand new. It’s a simple design flaw that can be avoided by never removing the heads, and using a brush to clean the trimmer instead.

Features: The shaver comes with five different length settings, allowing you to adjust hair length from 1mm to 1.9 mm. Additionally, the guide combs let you choose anywhere from 2 to 18 mm in length.

The 5 speed settings allow you to customize the oscillation of the trimmer heads according to your beard thickness and length. The ceramic head is much harder than stainless steel and holds its sharpness longer. However, it may also break more easily.

The digital LCD screen will make it easy to not only scroll between all the settings, but to keep an eye on your battery life. The screen will let you know when it’s time to re-charge as well as how much time is left on the charging. The sleek charge stand is absolutely gorgeous and will look wonderfully fancy in your modern bathroom.

Price: At $65, this is slightly on the pricier side, but well worth it if you want a beard trimmer you only occasionally need to charge. Thanks to its long battery life, you get quality trimming every time!

Best Mustache Trimmer


Wahl Peanut Razor

Best Mustache Trimmer: Wahl Peanut Razor
100 % Editor Score
94 % User Score
193 Bought

Why People Love it

  • Professional-quality performance and versatility
  • Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand; incredibly easy to use
  • Corded for maximum power and convenience

Small and beautifully powerful, designed for professional use, stylish, lightweight, affordable, and provides excellent hair length control.

Corded (a "con" for those who prefer wireless), and does not provide the closest of shaves.

Performance: Turn this bad boy on, and you'll be surprised by how much power is packed into this little Wahl beard trimmer. It's beautifully lightweight, small, and portable, yet has more power than most of the cordless beard trimmers on this list. The fact that it's corded means you need to always be near a power source, but it works so well you can easily forgive this one flaw.

The motor packs a wallop, and you'll get professional-grade attachments, trimmers, and shaving blades all bundled into one little trimmer. The fact that it's small means it's easy to maneuver to hit all those hard-to-reach places. It fits comfortably in your hand, and it delivers a perfect trim every time. It won't deliver a close shave, but you're buying it to TRIM your beard, not shave it!

Features: You get the typical beard-trimmer attachments with this professional beard trimmer: four combs of varying length (between 1/2 and 1/8 of an inch), a cleaning brush, oil, and a blade guard. It's a "no frills" trimmer that is amazing for keeping your beard under control.

Price: If you're looking for a good deal, you'll be hard-pressed to find better! Yes, the trimmer will run you close to $45, but few other beard trimmers are as long-lasting and durable as this professional trimmer. It will last for years to come, delivering a close, precise shave every time.

Best Overall Beard Trimmer


Wahl 9818 Clipper Stainless Steel Beard Trimmer

Best Overall Beard Trimmer: Wahl 9818 Clipper Stainless Steel Beard Trimmer
98 % Editor Score
97 % User Score
227 Bought

Why People Love it

  • Shape of the shave head makes it easy to trim around your mouth and nose
  • Durable, reliable, and versatile
  • A high quality, long-lasting shaver that gets the job done like a pro

Sturdy steel body, precision trimmer, powerful, high-powered motor, versatile, wide range of attachments and clips, resilient battery, five-year warranty, close shave, feels solid in your hand, self-sharpening blades, well-balanced, and one-minute charge feature.

Slippery when wet, and the guide combs are pretty bendable.

Performance: If you want high quality performance from a bear trimmer, this is your top pick!

The rugged stainless steel body can handle anything you throw at it, and though it’s a bit slippery when your hands are wet, it’s tough enough to last for years of regular use.

Even though it’s not waterproof, it’s water-resistant, so you can use it after your shower without worrying about breaking it.

The shaver has a high-powered motor with more torque than your average beard trimmer, so it can cut through even the thickest, coarsest beard hair without tugging or jamming.

The battery will easily last for four hours (some users even said as many as five), making it one of the longest-running trimmers on the market. Thanks to its durable design, it’s a trimmer that gets the job done every time.

Features: The beard trimmer comes with a detachable shaving head, along with three more stainless steel blades that you can use for more precise trimming. There’s also a detail shaver, an eye/ear/nose/eyebrow trimmer, and 12 guide combs of various trim lengths.

Though the guide combs aren’t as stiff as you might like, they’re suitable for trimming your beard as long or short as you want it.

The trimmer has a nifty one-minute charge feature that allows you to plug it in for 60 seconds, then run it for three minutes to finish up your trim job. With a 1-hour charge time, it’s a trimmer that’s always handy to have at home or on the go.

Price: At $60, this is one of the pricier trimmers on our list, but so worth it for the durability, reliability, and versatility. It’s backed by a five-year warranty that will ensure you always get a great trim!

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Faveable Expert Tips

Beard Trimmer Buying Guide

Shopping for a beard trimmer online can feel a bit "hit or miss". Even the best-rated beard trimmers have negative reviews, so how can you know which ones really deliver on their promise?

Below, we have a simple step-by-step guide to help you as you shop for a beard trimmer:

Step 1: Know thy trimmer. Travel trimmers are smaller and more compact, while multi-functional trimmers come with both shavers, clippers, and a moustache or nose trimmer. Some beard trimmers come with multiple attachments that allow for more versatile shaving action. Each type of trimmer has its own intended use, as you'll see by our list above. Think about what you will use the trimmer for, and shop accordingly.

Step 2: Consider the features. Are you interested in battery-powered trimmers over corded? If so, you need a trimmer with a long battery life. Travel trimmers need to be portable and compact enough to fit into your shaving kit or toiletry case. Multiple attachments (like a pop-out nose/ear hair detailer) give you better shaving options, while an adjustable guard offers more versatility and reduced risk of cuts and nicks when you trim your beard. Charge indicator lights help you know when your trimmer needs to be recharged, while a built-in vacuum will reduce the mess of your trimming and make it easier to keep the trimmer clean.

Step 3: Analyze the variables. How much hair is removed in a single pass, and how close can the trimmer trim? How does the trimmer handle the hard-to-reach areas (under your nose, behind the jaw, etc.)? Did the trimmer pinch or pull thick patches of hair? Is the trimmer comfortable to hold and use? These variables are almost as important as the features, as they will determine how easy it is to trim your beard. Read product reviews to have these questions answered.

Step 4: Think about maintenance. All trimmers require maintenance and cleaning, but some are more complicated than others. Consider buying a trimmer with a detachable head, or a wet/dry trimmer that you can wash easily. Look for self-sharpening, durable stainless steel blades that require less oiling and maintenance for more efficient trims.

Step 5: Check the price tag. A good beard trimmer is worth a high price tag, but budget buys can also be a good way to save money on a decent trimmer. It's probably not worth your while to spend hundreds of dollars on a high-end beard trimmer if you only trim once a month. Conversely, guys who trim regularly shouldn't go for the cheap trimmers prone to breaking. 

Following this process should lead you to the best option for your beard trimming.

Try a Stubble Trimmer

For guys who want that perfect stubble, a beard trimmer just isn't going to cut it. Beard trimmers are designed to keep your beard neat and groomed, but the hair will end up longer than proper stubble.

Enter stubble trimmers, the latest of the "beard trimmer" products. While beard trimmers cut your facial hair to 1 millimeter in length, stubble trimmers offer a closer cut:  as low as 0.5 millimeters. You'll have to read product reviews thoroughly to find stubble trimmers (most products are labeled as beard trimmers),but it's worth it for a neater, cleaner stubbled look.

Note: One expert has two recommendations for getting the perfect stubble:

  1. Shave completely 2-3 days before you need the stubble look, and give your facial hair time to naturally grow in.
  2. Use the stubble trimmer with the guard on the lowest setting, and use a proper razor to shave your neck. This prevents the stubble from looking messy.

How to Trim Your Beard Like a Boss

Beard trimming is an art that requires precision and delicacy—not something we men are too well-known for, are they? The good news is that a bit of practice will help you get this beard trimming routine down perfectly.

Start with a wash. For the best results, wash your beard thoroughly before trimming. A clean beard is easier to trim (the hot water and oils soften the hairs, making them easier to cut) and ends up looking much better. Just make sure your beard is dry before you apply the electric trimmer.

Use a comb. Before you get to trimming, break out your beard comb. Comb the hairs all in one direction, as that will help to lift up flattened hairs and make them easier for the trimmer to cut. Comb out the hairs of your moustache, your jawline, and even under your neck.

Oil the trimmer. Before you start trimming, make sure the clippers are fully oiled. Properly oiled clippers are far more efficient at cutting through thick patches of hair. To oil the trimmer, use the brush to eliminate any hairs caught between the teeth or excess oil from previous uses. Turn on the trimmer and drip oil onto the moving blades. Let the blades keep running for 20-30 seconds to ensure the oil is fully absorbed into the mechanisms. Finish it off by wiping the blades down to remove any excess oil that would cause hairs to stick.

Trim your neck. Starting with your neck allows you to trim large swaths in long, straight strokes. Start directly beneath your chin, trim in lines out to one side, then complete the other. Pay special attention to the hard-to-reach hair behind your jaw.

Move to your chin and mouth. Once your neck is done, move to the thick hair on your chin, the hair around your mouth, and your moustache. The upper lip hair will require a bit more precision, so make sure to give it a thorough trimming. The last thing you want is a clean beard and too-long hairs sprouting beneath your nose.

Finish with your cheeks and sideburns. After trimming your moustache, move up your cheeks (trimming against the grain) toward your sideburns. Unless your hair is very short, stop trimming at the upper part of your ear.

Comb it out. After you've finished with the trimming, comb those hairs out once more. This will help to raise any flattened hair and pinpoint any spots or long hairs you may have missed.

Clean it up. Go over your face one last time to hit all the missed spots or flattened hairs. Check out the "trouble zones" behind your jaw and around your mouth and chin.

Wash your face. Finish off the trim with a gentle face wash. Use warm water to rinse away any hairs still clinging to your face, and consider applying a gentle aftershave lotion to soothe any irritation. Avoid using strong face soap right after trimming. If necessary, apply beard oil or a moisturizing cream to protect your skin.

Follow these steps, and you'll end up with a clean, neat beard every time!

Beard Trimming Tips

  • Shave against the grain of your hair. This will ensure the closest possible shave. Under your neck, the hair grows down and out, so you'll want to shave upward. On your cheeks, the hair will usually grow down and inward (toward your chin), so shave upward and follow your jawline.
  • Start with a higher guard for the first trim. Doing multiple passes will help you get a more thorough, precise shave. If you want to trim your beard to 1 mm, for example, start with the first pass at 3 mm, then repeat it at the proper length.
  • Always trim a dry beard. While it's a good idea to wash your beard before trimming, make sure it's thoroughly dry. Wet beards are harder to trim, and you run the risk of the water rusting the blades. You can use a towel to rub your beard dry, or consider using a hair dryer. It's worth a few minutes of effort to get your beard thoroughly dry for an easier shave.
  • Stretch out the skin under your neck. The skin of your neck may bunch together (especially right beneath your jaw), so you need to stretch it out to give the trimmer blade a flat, smooth surface to trim.
  • Test your guards before trimming. Don't assume that all guards are the same length—you could end up trimming your beard far too short because of this assumption. Test a new trimmer on a higher setting before changing it to the desired length. Just like every brand of clothes has their unique fit, every brand of beard trimmer has a unique design that alters the length of the trim.
  • Don't go for budget buys. While a budget trimmer can save money in the short run, ultimately you'll end up forking over MORE to get a quality beard trimmer when the cheap one dies. Invest in a trimmer designed to last for 5-10 years. Not only will it cost you less in the long run, but you'll have an easier time getting a close trim once you master the appliance's ins and outs.
  • Trim the neck hair shorter than your facial hair. For many men, neck hair grows faster than the hair on their cheeks or around their mouths. Trimming the neck hair slightly shorter than the facial hair gives your beard an even look.
  • Use the groomer around your mouth. For precision trimming of the hair around your mouth (including your moustache), use the pop-out groomer. A messy moustache will make even a neatly trimmed beard look scruffy.

Beard Trimmer Care and Maintenance

Caring for your beard trimmer ensures a longer lifespan, which means more years of regular use. Here's what you can do to take care of it:

Use a wastebasket. While vacuum trimmers offer a less messy trimming option, they end up wasting trimming power on the vacuum function. Instead, look for a simple trimmer that focuses all the power and design efficiency on the trimming. Use a wastebasket to catch falling hairs and prevent clogs in your sink.

Oil the blades after every use. Oiling your trimmer before trimming will help to prevent rust, and you should repeat the process after you finish trimming. Use the brush to eliminate any hairs caught in the blade. Turn on the trimmer and drip oil onto the blades, then let it run for up to 30 seconds. Doing this will prevent rusting and keep the blades working well.

Clean the guards. Remove the plastic guards and rinse them with soap and water. This will help to get rid of any dead skin cells, beardruff, or beard hairs clinging to the plastic.

Clean the trimmer head. Use your thumb to push upward on the head of the trimmer, and you'll hear a pop when it disconnects. Use a Q-tip to clean between the grooves of the blade, and brush out any hairs that have gotten trapped in the trimmer's mechanism. Once you replace the head, run the trimmer for a few seconds to make sure everything is properly in place.

NEVER wash your trimmer—unless it's a waterproof one intended to be used in the shower. For most beard trimmers, a thorough brushing will do the job.

Check regularly for signs of damage. How can you tell your trimmer is damaged? You may hear a buzzing or rattling when you turn it on, or the motor may sound slower or like it's straining. Look for rust spots or discoloration on the metal blades. If the buzzer pulls, jams, or cuts your skin, the blades may not be properly sharp.

Do it with every use. It may make the shaving/trimming process take a bit longer, but it's important that you clean your trimmer after every use to keep it in good shape.

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