You still need a 4-5mm guard on the Beardscape. The 3mm on the longest setting is too short for my beard and the 6mm on the shortest setting results in my beard being too long. As you said, the guards are too important to compromise on.
I am balding and like to use clippers to cut my hair as short as possible, but I don't like using traditional head shavers. Do you have any suggestions for a clippers other than typical bulky hair clippers? I'm thinking the Braun All in One 9
At the 13-15mm range guards start to become less effective at properly shaping the beard. At this length its not about running a guard against your skin all over your face and trimming everything to the same length. Using a comb is a great way to trim and shape at this length. You can use a guard to go from the top of your cheek down to your chin, but I wouldn't use a guard for anything else.
Great video, was looking to get the Brio V2 but after seeing this video, I wonder if it trims well at 0, 1 and 2, my beard is quite shortest as it gets. Any suggestions on best device for short to skin beards ? Cheers!
Sure - 1 mm is VERY short stubble. its more like a 5 o'clock shadow. The blade adjusts at 1.0, 1.3, 1.6 and 1.9mm which are all fairly short stubble lengths. There are 1 and 2mm guards that add on to the lengths listed above. if you want to go shorter than 1 mm, its not really a beard, more like a shave. You could use the zero blade that is set at .2 mm. otherwise I would recommend an electric shaver.
Its not really great at anything. Depending on the trimming you are looking to do, there are many better options. If you are looking to do only pubic hair trimming, check out the Meridian original trimmer. If you also want to use it for facial hair or haircuts, check out the Beardscape.
No trimmer I've ever bought (including the Beard Hedger) seems to allow you to trim your moustache to the same length as your beard - the size of the unit and the presence of your nose just seem to prevent it. Do you have any thoughts/recommendations?
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This is how reviews should be done. Amazing work, thank you for the detailed, professional insight!!
Thanks!
You still need a 4-5mm guard on the Beardscape. The 3mm on the longest setting is too short for my beard and the 6mm on the shortest setting results in my beard being too long. As you said, the guards are too important to compromise on.
OK! will discuss with the product development team!
great video I'm now having doubts lol do you think it's worth getting the beard hedger at a 70$ price point today?
Been waiting for this breakdown. Thanks
I am balding and like to use clippers to cut my hair as short as possible, but I don't like using traditional head shavers. Do you have any suggestions for a clippers other than typical bulky hair clippers? I'm thinking the Braun All in One 9
Thanks for posting. I just bought this and searched videos for tips. Your video is helpful af!
What an awesome review!
Thanks for saved money! :)
Well said ❤ what a great way to elaborate 1:51
Best trimmer for an 13-15mm beard? Been looking around for one to keep my beard the same length and maintain it at about 13 and 15
At the 13-15mm range guards start to become less effective at properly shaping the beard. At this length its not about running a guard against your skin all over your face and trimming everything to the same length. Using a comb is a great way to trim and shape at this length. You can use a guard to go from the top of your cheek down to your chin, but I wouldn't use a guard for anything else.
you work for brio, so how do we know your not biased?
What's your favorite trimmer for maintaining a short, even beard like your own?
Great video, was looking to get the Brio V2 but after seeing this video, I wonder if it trims well at 0, 1 and 2, my beard is quite shortest as it gets.
Any suggestions on best device for short to skin beards ?
Cheers!
Sure - 1 mm is VERY short stubble. its more like a 5 o'clock shadow. The blade adjusts at 1.0, 1.3, 1.6 and 1.9mm which are all fairly short stubble lengths. There are 1 and 2mm guards that add on to the lengths listed above. if you want to go shorter than 1 mm, its not really a beard, more like a shave. You could use the zero blade that is set at .2 mm. otherwise I would recommend an electric shaver.
This is like Pepsi doing a review for Coke
How’s that beard hedger on personal areas. ?
Its not really great at anything. Depending on the trimming you are looking to do, there are many better options. If you are looking to do only pubic hair trimming, check out the Meridian original trimmer. If you also want to use it for facial hair or haircuts, check out the Beardscape.
I want the length you have. What shaver do you use regularly?
I trim to about 2 mm. I usually use the 1mm guard with the blade all the way up.
@@brioproductgroup1956 which shaver do you use?
No trimmer I've ever bought (including the Beard Hedger) seems to allow you to trim your moustache to the same length as your beard - the size of the unit and the presence of your nose just seem to prevent it. Do you have any thoughts/recommendations?
I have an annoyingly similar issue. Even with the manscaped foil shaver I bought a few months ago.
This 💯
do you have a link for that phillips trimmer?
www.amazon.com/Philips-Norelco-Ultimate-Precision-Cordless/dp/B08TBDYF8H
Which. Number do you use?
What happened to the Brio Axis?
It is easy to purchase similar body trimmer or beard trimmer from China. Our factory export beard trimmer and body trimmer many years
I think the beard trimmer manscape is a piece of crap. It doesn’t cut remotely close without the guard. And it’s a very uneven cut
Are you seriously trying to compare a freaking yard brush to a beard!? I should hope It can't cut that
cutting wet hair is the worst thing ever