Best Remington Men's Hair Removal Products

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Remington BHT6450AU

Remington BHT6450AU

3.1 
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GrahamQLD15 posts
 

Very happy say goodbye to the back blade – Used a back blade for years ..saw.this was on special and so glad I bought it ...does what is meant to and is great the fact it's electric comes with… Read more

plug and adapter with charging cable so so happy this does the job and the handle works well for the whole back

Jack D.QLD11 posts
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Solid product, good value – Bought this off Amazon and as it was only $12 thought it would be flimsy, it’s not and it is solid and great value for money. Just chuck in the battery’s and use straight away. Show details

Remington HC70 Personal Haircut Kit

Remington HC70 Personal Haircut Kit

2.0 
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Chris GQLD16 posts
 

New Clippers are a big disappointment – I'm a long term user of Remington shavers and hair clippers and usually expect to get at least two years use out of them. This product was purchased… Read more

in 2023 from BigW. On opening the box, I noticed that they are much lighter than traditional clippers. This is because they are primarily plastic construction with a cheap rotating motor and offset spindle to move the blades.

On first use I noticed the motor slowing considerably when applied to short hair. The motor often took a long time to get up to speed.

With less than 10 uses, the clippers have now stopped altogether. Remington weren't much interested, saying that they would pass my feedback on; sorry, that's it. So I dismantled the unit to have a look. Hair from the blades can go straight into the drive mechanism, where it is caught by the lubricant and promptly gums up the works. But even after carefully removing all hair, the motor is very slow and stops if you even breathe on it. This is not a product which is well designed or intended to last any length of time. I reckon you would be lucky for it to last out the warranty.

Bruce C.NSW8 posts
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After trying other head shavers that stopped working within a year, I purchased the Remington Balder Pro. I have had for two years now and it is… Read more

still going strong. Since my initial purchase, I bought replacement blades, each blade set lasts around 12 months. Replacement blades are readily available.

The shaver works very well, always does a great job and is easy to use. I use it every day and it has not stopped working once. Many people compliment me on how well my head is shaved.

If it did stop working, I would buy another one. It is great value.

Remington Rapid Cut Ultimate HC4400AU

Remington Rapid Cut Ultimate HC4400AU

5.0 
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Tim14 posts
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Effective quick hair trimming – I've had the Remington rapid cut ultimate for a month, I've used it a couple of times with the wide 1.5mm guide. I like that it has a wide range of… Read more

wide and narrow guides, something some manufacturers or models don't have, though I haven't used the narrow trimmers yet. The trimmers are all dedicated, rather than the less useful single trimmer with adjustable length.

I find the trimmer comfortable to hold and effective to cut hair. Because of its width it's much quicker than narrower trimmers I've used in the past. I don't have an opinion on battery life yet, but my other Remington trimmers last a long time between charges, I'll update this review if I find anything different.

I also have the Conair Crew Cut, a circular hair trimmer. The Remington has completely replaced that product. The Crew Cut is fine, probably a similar time to do a hair cut, but the Remington is more versatile. You have more control with the Remington, you can do sideburns more easily. and it produces a more even cut.

All in all I think this was a good purchase, and I'd buy it again.

Ronnix1960VIC104 posts
 

My son purchased this shaver for my birthday, and it works fantastic, gives me a really close shave without any irritation Show details

Chris WA4 posts
 

Great Little Trimmer – Works well and cuts short. No comfort problems experienced with its use although the head gets warm. Great for dealing with nose and ear hairs. Very good value for money! Show details

HowardJuno26 posts
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1970's shavers were way better – The box is wonderfully presented. Every detail explicitly explained and expanded on. By the time you've finished reading it, you believe you could… Read more

perform open heart surgery...LOL. It says it's Virtually Indestructible. Quite apparently the test team didn't give one to an eight year-old to try out! It's 2023, and yet they can't make a shaver that can cut effectively without the razor burn. I'm 75 now and this is the first time I've had razor burn. The cutting blades are not up to the job. Either poor quality steel, or poor design; take your pick. Plus, the speed of the blades is too slow, IMO. One has to go over the various sections a half dozen times (at least) to get an acceptable finish. The top lip can't be done well at all, & I don't have a heavy beard. Very disappointing over-all. Now get this, I bought and el-cheapo of eBay. A four inch long, cylindrical job, for $7. It's a single blade/cutter. It cuts way better than the Remington. I'm glad I got it on special at Big W for $63, but I'll be going back to shaving with a blade and oil. A sincerely regrettable purchase.

RobPNSW
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Good clean shaver, and at a great price, – Just used for 1st time my new Remington F5500AU Shaver. I am quite happy with it, as it works fine & runs smooth and removed all stubble and… Read more

whiskers, that my old Remington had "failed" to remove over the last weeks due to the foil & cutters being badly worn. It runs & cuts alot quieter and slower than my last old Remington F4900AU, but still gives a very good & clean shave. This is my 4th Remington now purchased over the last 40 years.

Rob S52 posts
 

Probably 3 stars on the device, but bumped to a 4 star due to bang for buck value. I'm a long time electric razor user. It wasn't until my Remington… Read more

RS8503 3 foil shaver finally gave up the ghost after 35+ yrs of semi regular use, that I was forced to buy another shaver. The old shaver was a reliable thing, 3 close shaving foils, a pop up full width trimmer, perfect in the hand fit, the head shape reasonably svelte allowing even some foil based edge marking and trimming along the goatee line. The new razor had a lot to live up to.

I ended up buying the Remington F7 Style, 3 foil shaver, largely because it was a Remington, looked to have most of my old shaver's features and because it was at a decent price (have you seen the price of some shavers on offer these days?).

The pros - It does the expected job, surprisingly no better than my old shaver so it's not like the foils and cutters have improved over the years, but the shave is acceptably close. The foils are flexible. If the stubble isn't long, it powers through a reliable shave in quick time. It is somewhat of a different fit in the hand due to the long "handle" but the back of the handle is rubberised, so with a small grip adjustment it stays reasonably well positioned. It has a pop up trimmer. It has a stubble trimmer attachment that fits over the foils (not keen to give that a go though). It is cordless. Price point was excellent. The LED battery level indicator is clear and it seems that the battery will deliver the advertised 80mins of shaving per charge - at least while the battery is fresh.

The cons - it has an "intercept trimmer" between the first and second foils which is completely useless and means that the shaving head is "fatter" than 3 foils. If this had been relocated to one side like on my old shaver, it would have been a perfectly capable and usable trimmer. The pop up trimmer is about 25mm wide and in a difficult location to use effectively. It is cordless which means that at some point the battery capacity will fade (planned obsolescence?) The sides of the shaver aren't rubberised (like the old shaver) so can be harder to grip. The shaving head is much wider at the base than at the foils which obscures the vision slightly making it somewhat harder to judge when using a foil for edging the goatee line.

Not perfect but functional and adequate.

Maybe I should have splashed out for one of those more expensive shavers?!

Brendon SNSW16 posts
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Highly recommended especially for people who don't have a steady enough hand to use a razor – The battery lasts a very long time and after shaving for 7 days straight it still doesn't require recharging. I love that it can be used in the… Read more

shower or with shaving gel / cream and that there is a turbo button which gives extra power when needed. It didn't irritate the skin when shaving but I did apply after shave balm when I was finished. The x7 Limitless gives as close a shave as you could get without using a razor blade with the safety benefit of not being able to cut yourself. Highly recommended especially for people who don't have a steady enough hand to use a razor for one reason or another. It's also quite clean as all the trimmed hairs go in to the machine and you just empty it when done so you don't have clippings flinging all over the bathroom.

YERIASQLD3 posts
 

Yes. I have one – I've probably used it 4 or 5 times in 12 months. Only for a touch up trim, though. I live alone & find it too hard to do a full, haircut. It works… Read more

OK. But one needs someone else to use it on yourself & the back. So I go to the barber for a proper cut. I'm sure that if one could get someone else to use it on myself, it would, work fine.

LukeNSW20 posts
 

Purchased one of these from the shaver shop after having Phillips shavers over the years. I have had it for 3 months and just threw it in the bin. This is rubbish you get exactly what you pay for. Show details

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Hi Luke, we're sorry to hear you are having issues with… Read more