Philips NorelcoNose Trimmer 1000, Black, NT1605/60

If you're looking for a safe and pain-free way to remove unwanted nose hair, then the Philips Norelco Nose Trimmer 1000 is definitely worth considering. This grooming tool is designed to make the process of trimming nose hair quick, easy, and comfortable.One of the things I love most about this nose trimmer is its precision. The specially designed blades are angled to make it easy to reach even the most hard-to-reach hairs, while the protective guard ensures that you won't accidentally cut yourself or cause any discomfort. And because it's battery-operated, you can use it anywhere, anytime.But what really sets the Philips Norelco Nose Trimmer 1000 apart is its ease of use. The ergonomic design makes it easy to grip and maneuver, even in tight spaces. And because it's fully washable, you can easily clean it after each use for hygienic grooming.Overall, I would highly recommend the Philips Norelco Nose Trimmer 1000 to anyone looking for a reliable and pain-free way to remove unwanted nose hair. It's affordable, easy to use, and delivers great results every time. So if you're tired of uncomfortable nose hair removal techniques, give this grooming tool a try – you won't be disappointed!

I ordered this to replace my old Braun trimmer basically of the exact same design but this one has the two sided blades with a guard around the blades. It just doesn’t seem to cut as close as my old one did. I tried one of the cheaper ones first and had to return it because the ends of the blades were too sharp. I wish this one was the same as the first model Braun.It is well made, runs smoothly and easy to clean.

Excellent quality for the money, the item is very sharp the weight is good and is very durable. The battery life is excellent. And the size feels good in your hand

Others have complained about the head no longer working. It's because the trimmed hairs get lodged inside the blade, enough so that the motor cannot overcome them. Once you clean the head out, it works again, sorta. Most of the time it only recovers to maybe half its speed, which makes for awful trimming, and even worse, catching and pulling on hairs.Cleaning the head is awful. Hot water, tapping it on a sink edge, whatever - it takes much longer to get it clean than it takes to trim your hairs. Don't buy this.

It did a good job while working but completely died way too quickly. I had it for almost exactly a year, using it on average about once every 2 weeks. That means it totally died after just about 25-30 uses. That’s not acceptable quality to me. Yes, I tried changing the battery. No, the battery wasn’t the issue.

The nose trimmer works like a charm. I am not using the other attachment for the eyebrows. Trimming the nose hairs was very gently done and quietly. I like the feel of the trimmer. It is very sleek and sturdy. The only thing is I wish that it came with the case. But I'm sure that I can find something. I'm very pleased with this purchase. If you purchase this product I don't think you will be sorry. The price was definitely right.

When it works, for me at least, it works fine. Trims the nose hair as close as, or closer than, any other device. The problem is, its lack of durability. The problem is in the head assembly (the battery contacts, motor, switch, etc., all of which are down in the handle, seem to work well). But if you take the head off -- it's meant to be removable -- you can see how flimsy the plastic assembly is inside it that translates the circular motion of the motor to the vertical motion of the blades. And it doesn't take long for this cheap little thing to fracture. When it does, it immobilizes the whole device. If you read some of the other comments you'll see people saying how it just seemed to lose power and go dead on them, all of a sudden; but that's not quite what happens. It sounds like it's dead, with no power at all -- but in fact the motor still works fine; if you take the head off you can see it still spinning; but that little plastic thing, when it breaks, prevents the motor from turning at all, even though it keeps on trying to. Philips, you would think, could either manufacture better -- or especially, could and should design better. But then of course, they wouldn't have any repeat customers! Unfortunately this thing is too flimsy to let the whole device have much of a life expectancy; shame on Philips.

I am replacing this exact looking model for the one that I purchased about five or more years ago which finally had the Lithium non-rechargeable battery expire and would not run fast enough on the AA cell from my local store. Mine came with a Philips Power Alkaline 1.5v AA cell included and runs fast enough to do the Job. The AA from my local store would not run the previous trimmer. Buy this, for the money it would be difficult to be disappointed.