Panasonic ER-GB42 Wet & Dry Electric Beard Trimmer for Men with 20 Cutting Lengths, Standard UK 3 pin Plug, Black, 50 min usage

This is a quality build and works exactly as advertised, whether dry or wet. The battery lasts for ages between charges, and the adjustable length dial is a great feature—no need to mess around swapping attachments. It’s also really easy to clean, which makes regular use hassle-free. Great trimmer all around.

Works great, perfect for people with longer beards, the zero isn't zero, will leave stubble if that's the look you're going for, charged twice since perchance still going strong

I recently purchased this for my hubby and he loves it and it has been a fantastic addition to his grooming routine.The blades are sharp and precise, cutting smoothly without pulling or irritation.He love the wet & dry functionality, allowing him to use it in the shower or with shaving foam for extra comfort. The grip is comfortable, and the lightweight design makes it easy to handle. Battery life is solid, lasting long enough for multiple trims before needing a recharge.A small downside is that it takes a while to fully charge, but the performance more than makes up for it.Overall, the Panasonic ER-GB37 is a high-quality, reliable trimmer that delivers excellent results. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a versatile and easy-to-use beard trimmer!

Fantastic value especially with prime, great product with a really close shave

I’ve used a lot of trimmers over the years - Phillips, Wahl, new brands, Baybliss. This one however is the best I’ve ever had.Phillips have always been one I’d wish I’d gone back to, but they’re so expensive and of the three Phillips ones I’ve owned I’ve only truly loved using one of them (which I still have today over 7 years later)All my other trimmers have either tugged, pulled, have had poor battery, or have become blunt too quickly. I’m now never dreading a shave again!This Panasonic glides through my stubble, cutting it with precision and I’ve got so much more control over lengths. I have thick beard hair so I tend to press quite hard, and usually the combs then bend in and I have an uneven shave, often having to go over it multiple times.I don’t have that issue with this trimmer - it’s durable, strong, very easy to clean - it comes with one adjustable guard and that’s all I need - no more taking off and replacing new guards (or guides/ combs - whatever you call them).The charger is very sturdy - it functions as a stand, I no longer have to lay my trimmer down to charge it.Overall, I highly recommend - it’s powerful, silent, quick, precise - all you’d need.I don’t dread trimming anymore!

I have been using this products for a few months now. The cut given with no guard in place is very close and it is adjustable in 0.5mm adjustments which gives a good level of control when trimming beards of varying styles. It is handy to use as it can be wet or dry and is easy to clean with the ability to rinse the shaver head. In terms of issues, I have seen a drop of in retained battery power from a full charge after the first few months and the blades do need oiling more than other products that I have use din the past. If you have a beard that is beyond stubble or short the razor can snag. The product is reasonable but for the same money there are better alternatives.

I went for the GB37 model - not sure why they combined it on the same page with another model, meaning they share the same rating, but hey.Went for this one as it's primarily for shaving my head, not just beard, and it's a little wider than standard beard trimmers, maybe by about 15%. So, not much, but "every little helps," as Bob Hoskins used to say.The absolutely essential thing for me is the slidable/adjustable comb-attachment. I have no idea why in 2024 probably 99% of these things come with half a dozen different lengthed plastic comb-guards instead of one adjustable one. Who can be bothered with those? Not me.The comb-attachment slides up and down in half-millimetre increments, from as little as 1mm right up to 10, which should be more than a big enough range for most.I've just clipped my head hair in about 5 minutes flat with this thing. Started with it set to 4mm then finished the edges at 3.5mm. I won't win any barber awards but it honestly looks absolutely fine.Finally, it comes with a charging bay. Strangely, the clipper doesn't just drop on and lift off with ease; one must apply a little pressure to push the clipper onto the charger then use two hands to prise them apart. There is a little red light on the charging bay to indicate charging is in progress but no indication of charging progress/percentage, and the light does not go off or change colour when charging has completed (as confirmed in the enclosed booklet). So, you basically have to use your own judgement, knowing that charging from empty to full takes 8 hours (again, according to the booklet). A full charge yields approximately 40 minutes' run time.I recommend this clipper as of now, not because it's particularly awesome, but because there is so little competition in this price bracket for the three elements this thing covers: it's a little wider than standard beard trimmers so more efficient for clipping head hair; it has a single adjustable comb attachment with a good range of lengths; it's cordless.Unless something better were to become available in this price bracket I would buy again.

Works well as needed and battery lasts long. Would recommend it!