Multigroom Series 7000, MG7910/49

Great product. I had an older Philips hair clipper for several years, but eventually felt it was time for an upgrade. The difference in quality with this model is immediately noticeable — it feels much more solid, precise, and well-built. At first, I was a bit skeptical when I started using it, especially with all the different attachments and settings. However, after a few uses, I realized how versatile and easy it actually is. The trimming is smooth and even, the blades are sharp without pulling, and the wide range of length settings makes it suitable for everything from beard grooming to full haircuts. Battery life is also excellent, and the device feels comfortable to hold and control during use. Overall, this turned out to be a great purchase, and I’m very satisfied with it. Definitely recommended for anyone looking for a reliable all-in-one grooming machine.

This is an amazing trimmer. I decided to spend a little more on this trimmer because it had a good review and I'm glad I did. It blows my old Wahl trimmer away, but in all fairness, it lasted me ten years and was not nearly as expensive. That being said, this one is very quiet, little vibration and it's easy to control and very sharp. This allows you precise control for things like trimming your mustache. I've only had it a couple weeks, but I'm definitely a fan. I like the size as its very compact and will travel well. It's comfortable in your hand and has plenty of power.

Excellent quality and very versatile. I have gone through several cheaper trimmer sets and this is worth the extra money. Trims my beard and neckline with ease and uniformity. Great adjustable guards and attachments.

The Norelco Philips Multigroom 7000 Series has earned a solid spot in my grooming lineup. Whether I’m prepping for a community event or just keeping things tidy on the road, this all-in-one trimmer handles it with ease. Precision Meets Power The blades are sharp and consistent, making beard trims and touch-ups quick and clean. It’s great for maintaining a polished look without fuss—especially helpful when I’m traveling in the motorhome and need reliable tools on hand. Battery That Goes the Distance One charge lasts through multiple sessions, which is a blessing when outlets aren’t always nearby. It’s quiet, efficient, and doesn’t overheat. Attachments Galore There’s a tool for everything—beard, hair, body—but keeping track of all the pieces can be a bit much. A better storage solution would bump this to five stars. Great for Home and Travel It’s sturdy, easy to clean, and feels built to last. If you’re someone who values versatility and a clean finish, this trimmer delivers—just keep a pouch handy for all the extras.

First off, this is an excellent device, with some important caveats/notes. For context, I am bald, and buzz cut down to 0.5-1mm on top. For facial hair, I like to trim down to 1-2mm (for that 1-week old look), and shave my neck and cheek bones. No body stuff--I keep it hairy below the neck ;) For tools, before this I already had the Remington Shortcut Pro (https://www.amazon.com/Remington-HC4250-Shortcut-Self-Haircut-Clippers/dp/B014SG66UO) for those buzz cuts. Because the Remington tugged painfully on my facial hair, I had a Norelco OneBlade. The OneBlade is quite convenient for an allrounder, especially since I can also get my neck and cheekbones, but the replacement blades add up (~$2.50/mo isn't so bad, but still) and, more importantly, takes a long time an multiple passes for my beard trims. So, I decided to pull the trigger on this all-in-one, thinking I'd just use this. Well...I think I've simply added a new tool to my kit, rather than replaced everything. I opted for the 23-piece kit, for its foil shaver and extra fixed length guards. However, I don't think these are necessary, as I explain below. Here's my take given my situation: 1) As a beard trimmer, this is great, and is far superior to the OneBlade. There's no comparison--far more powerful and sharp. I still do multiple passes, but they are to get spots I missed, not stray hairs that the blade didn't get, as those simply don't exist. With the OneBlade, I'd have to do multiple passes over the same spot. There is one trade-off, however: the feel of the OneBlade is much better. Lighter and well balanced for facial hair. The weight of this all-in-one makes beard trimming less balanced, but I guess this would be the same with all bigger trimmers (noting that this is in fact a relatively compact trimmer). 2) As a hair trimmer, forget about it. That Remington is far superior. I gave up with this one after about 10 seconds. It's simply too narrow, and that Remington is so dialed in for short hair trimming, including both the with/shape of the blade and the weight/balance, there's no way this can even try to come close. Could I get away with this? I don't know. Maybe some day I'll try just for fun, but it doesn't seem like it would be fun. 3) For shaving around the beard, forget about it. I bought the 23-piece kit partly for the foil trimmer, but that is all but useless. I will still need to either wet shave or use the OneBlade. My takeaway is that while this excels at beard trimming, there's no way it can be considered a great all-in-one solution, as there are far better options for up top and it doesn't even pretend to offer shaving capabilities, even with the foil shaver. You can probably get away with just this for all of your needs if you don't need the close shave, but if you have the budget, I'd say go with either a better all-in-one or get a wider trimmer for up top. In the end, I plan on keeping this for beard trims at home, using the OneBlade for the shaves and Remington for up top. 3 blades for different tasks is definitely opposite of the all-in-one solution I'd hoped for, but I presume any all-in-one solution is going to fall short in some areas vs. dedicated tools. I'll also use the OneBlade for travel, since I'm typically traveling for work and the OneBlade is lightweight and can get me a passing grade for well-groomed on the road.

Don’t write a ton of reviews on here but wanted to highlight how happy I have been with this product. It cuts hair with no pull, has tons of attachments, and is super easy to clean. I have bought cheap ear and nose hair trimmers and this one is tons better. It cuts and protects, does the job that other trimmers I have bought did not. High quality product, would definitely recommend.

I bought this in 2021, it was more money then but still a very good price. Still works near perfect today. Battery life is amazing. I probably charged it like 4 times in all these years. I just used it and it needs to be charged. It’s been so long since I last charged it, I can’t find the charger. I’m literally buying another one right now. Highly recommend.

The Trimmer 9000 is a greatly improved version of Norelco's earlier hair trimmers. About 6 or 7 years ago, I had purchased one of its predecessors, and never got much use out of it - short battery life and a weak motor made it pretty worthless. When the pandemic broke out, however, and you couldn't go to the barber without taking your life in your hands, I decided to give the new one a try, and it was like night and day. The battery in the 9000 lasts not minutes, but hours, or even days on a single charge - it literally just keeps going and going. After several uses, I see no decline in strength or speed. The design of the cutters and attachments is much better, as well. With the extra-wide and full-size trimmers, I've been able to trim myself down from medium-length (1 or 2 inches) hair down to almost a crew-cut, and have since been giving myself frequent short haircuts and beard trims - the attachments ranging from 1mm to 12mm have all worked well. There are two precision pieces - a shaver and a trimmer. With the precision shaver, I've been able to shave in tight spaces, like the part of the upper lip just below the nose, more easily than ever before. With the precision trimmer I'm able to reach places that were always hard to get, like just above the ear. The nose and ear trimmer also works well (though perhaps not quite as well as the Panasonic ER430K, which also has a built-in vacuum - a very nice feature, in case anybody at Norelco is listening). I only have two criticisms of the 9000: first, the location/design of the power button. The power button is too easy to press, and is in such a position that it is very easy to press it accidentally while in the middle of shaving/trimming. I have been using Philips Norelco rotary shavers - many different models, for about 40 years now, and in all that time, with all those different shavers, I never met a model that would shut off while I was shaving. The power button on the 9000, however, is a completely different animal, and it's annoying to find that when I'm in the midst of a trim, any little turn of my hand will make the power go off, so I have to stop what I'm doing, turn it back on, get into the position I was in before, and start trimming/shaving again. (This is the reason I gave only 3 stars for Amazon's "Easy to hold" rating category.) My second criticism: while it's great to have such a large variety of attachments, it's a little overwhelming, and the pouch is inadequate. Some of the attachments seem duplicative: I can see no reason there are 3mm and 5mm body guards, as well as 3mm and 5mm beard guards, when all four are made to go onto the same full-size hair trimmer, and the two 3's and the two 5's cut to exactly the same length. The trimmer pouch only has one pocket for all the attachments, so even though there are half a dozen for the extra-wide trimmer and half a dozen for the full-size trimmer, you have to throw them all into the same compartment when you're done, and then sort them again when you're ready to start again. It would make so much more sense to have one well for the full-size trimmer attachments, and another for the extra-wide, etc.