What'd I Miss?: The Best Beard Trimmers and Grooming Products of June 2025

The Wahl Pro Series All in One looks like a practical all-rounder — its lithium‑ion battery reliably holds a charge in storage and the stainless steel blades with water resistance make upkeep easy. In our testing we appreciated the ergonomic design and a useful spread of length settings, plus a claimed 3.5‑hour runtime that covers several trims. During our review we also noted mixed user reports about units that don’t work well, and at a 5.5/10 score our experience shows it’s worth comparing higher-rated options before you buy.

The Philips Norelco Multigroom 3000 is an affordable starter with a practical set of attachments for beard, hair, and detailing; in our testing we liked the versatility and up to 60 minutes of runtime for quick sessions. We found the stainless steel blades and ergonomic body comfortable for regular use, but during our review recurring on/off switch malfunctions and the lack of a charging indicator reduced reliability. With a 6/10 score it's a decent budget pick if you can tolerate those occasional annoyances.

The Hatteker 5‑in‑1 Grooming Kit punches above its price with real versatility — a hair clipper, beard trimmer and body groomer all in one — and the fully waterproof design made cleanup effortless in our testing. We found the quick one‑hour charge and roughly 97 minutes of runtime handy for travel, but our experience shows the plastic housing can feel less durable than metal rivals and the short one‑year warranty is a drawback. During our review you may also need to oil the blades occasionally despite its self‑sharpening claims, but for the price it’s tough to beat.

The Philips Norelco Multigroomer Series 7000 is a strong midrange pick that earned an 8/10 for good reason: in our testing it delivered up to five hours of runtime, self‑sharpening stainless blades, and full waterproofing that made wet or dry trimming a breeze. We found the multiple attachments cover beard, hair and body grooming well, though during our review managing and storing them can be a pain and the longest guard tops out at 16mm if you prefer fuller, longer styles. Also note some users reported it won’t operate while charging, so plan around that limitation.

The Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 9000 is our top pick in this batch and it earned a 9.5/10 by combining up to six hours of runtime with 21 quality tools for every beard, face and body task. In our testing the premium stainless‑steel finishing and rubber grip gave great control and a satisfying feel, but our experience shows some attachments are loose and storage is poorly thought out. During our review the lack of an included charger also surprised us, so factor that into the overall value despite its excellent performance.

The Wahl Stainless Steel Lithium Ion 2.0+ blends a solid, premium stainless steel body with up to about 3.5 hours of battery life, and in our testing that build communicated durability and heft. We found the multiple attachments useful for shaping and blending, but our experience shows the smooth metal can be slippery without a rubber grip and some users report intermittent battery issues. During our review the lack of waterproofing limited shower use, so if you need a wet‑safe trimmer you’ll want to look elsewhere despite its sturdy feel.

If cleanup is a priority, the Remington Vacuum Beard Trimmer stands out in our testing by capturing up to 95% of trimmed hairs and saving a lot of time sweeping. We found its adjustable comb covers 11 length settings from 2mm to 18mm and about 90 minutes of cordless use, but during our review the larger guide comb made detailing under the nose awkward and the cutting power sometimes needed multiple passes. With a 7/10 score it’s a smart choice for tidy trims, though emptying the vacuum chamber can be fiddly.

The Braun Series 9 All‑in‑One is a precision tool that impressed us during our review with 40 length settings, a powerful motor and 100% waterproofing that makes shower trims straightforward. In our testing those 40 settings give excellent control for fine detailing and varied styles, and the trimmer earned an 8.5/10 for its clean cutting performance. Our experience shows the size and weight can feel bulky in hand and switching attachments is sometimes fiddly, and the higher price may not suit budget shoppers despite the strong results.

The Andis Slimline Pro Li is ideal when maneuverability matters — in our testing its lightweight design and sharp carbon‑steel T‑blade made close, precise work effortless and reduced hand fatigue. We found the lithium‑ion battery gives around two hours of cordless use which is roomy for touch‑ups, but during our review the light plastic body and lack of rubber grips can feel less robust and steady compared with heavier models. With an 8/10 score it’s a favorite for detailing, though zero‑gapping the blade requires care to avoid nicks.

The Braun BT5240 offers sensible features like AutoSensing technology, an ergonomic shape and a wide range of length options that make everyday trimming comfortable — in our testing the motor adjusted well to different hair densities. We found the two included combs handy for versatility, but during our review some users reported the adjustable clipper can shift settings unexpectedly or detach, and a few received units with hair on the attachments which is concerning. With a 6.5/10 score it’s a reasonable midrange trimmer if you check quality on arrival.

Remington MB4700 Smart Beard Trimmer earned a 7/10 in our testing — its standout is 175 length settings adjustable in 0.1mm increments and a Memory feature that stores four custom profiles. We found the Auto Turbo handy on dense patches, and the stainless-steel blades plus waterproof ergonomic body make wet or dry trims straightforward. During our review touch-sensitive panels felt hard to grip with wet hands, blades could tug longer hairs, and the 4-hour charge for roughly 50 minutes runtime hurts convenience.

The Philips Norelco OneBlade Face + Body is a versatile 5-in-1 groomer that scored 8/10 in our testing and lives up to its reputation for ease and precision. We found the dual-sided blade delivers quick, comfortable shaving with lower risk of cuts or irritation, and the long battery life (about 60 hours) is great for travel. During our review the learning curve for its unique trimming technique and the need to buy some comb attachments separately were drawbacks, and some users reported blade durability issues over extended use.

The Bevel Beard Trimmer delivers the kind of precision detailers appreciate — in our testing it trimmed cleanly and handled shaping with confidence, which explains its appeal despite a middling 6.5/10 score. We found the stainless-steel blades and an extensive set of length settings (1–10) give real control, but its roughly 8-hour battery and lack of waterproofing limit convenience for wet-shave routines. During our review the price felt high for the feature set and our experience shows some buyers reported durability concerns, so weigh longevity against the crisp results.