Over a 30-day test with six different people, TrimSafe was put through real-life situations — from quick morning trims before work, to full grooming routines in the shower, and even last-minute tidy-ups before heading out. The first thing everyone noticed was how much easier it felt to use compared to a regular razor. No one had to worry about nicks or irritation, especially in sensitive areas, which gave testers the confidence to shave without second guessing. The built-in LED light was surprisingly handy too, catching those “hidden spots” you usually miss.

What people really liked was how comfortable and stress-free it felt. The grip sits naturally in the hand, and because it’s waterproof, several testers just used it in the shower as part of their normal routine. The motor is powerful enough to get through thicker hair but stays quiet, which makes the whole experience feel more relaxed and less awkward. The battery held up great too — even the testers who groomed more often didn’t need to recharge for weeks, which was a big plus.

There were a few small things worth pointing out. It’s a bit bulkier than a disposable razor, so if you travel light you might notice that. A travel pouch isn’t included in the box, which a couple of testers thought would have been useful. And while some loved the LED light, others said they didn’t really use it much. But honestly, these are pretty small trade-offs. Considering the price compared to bigger-name trimmers, TrimSafe offers great value — safe, comfortable, and reliable grooming without overcomplicating things.

We handed the Philips OneBlade Pro 360 to six different guys with totally different grooming habits — one with a neatly trimmed beard, another who only shaves once a week, and a few who switch between clean-shaven and stubble. Over 30 days, they used it for everything from tidying up sideburns to trimming body hair, and the feedback painted a clear picture of what it’s like to live with this shaver. The 360 flexible blade was the feature everyone noticed first. It bent and moved with the curves of the face, which meant fewer awkward angles and fewer missed spots — even on the neck and jawline.

Where the OneBlade really impressed was in comfort. Testers with sensitive skin said it felt much kinder than traditional razors, with less irritation and no painful tugging. The waterproof design made it easy to use in the shower, and cleaning was as simple as rinsing under the tap. The long-lasting 120-minute battery life also meant no one was left stranded mid-shave, and the quick charging feature helped in those last-minute “I forgot to plug it in” mornings. The travel case and digital display were small touches that testers found surprisingly useful, especially for trips.

That said, the OneBlade Pro 360 isn’t flawless. A few testers noticed that the shave isn’t quite as close as a blade razor — you’ll still feel a little stubble if you run your hand against the grain. The adjustable comb, while handy, felt a bit flimsy and sometimes didn’t trim as evenly as expected. And although replacement blades last a few months, they add ongoing cost that builds up if you use it heavily. One tester even found dry shaving a bit irritating, though that improved when using foam or shaving in the shower.

At the end of the trial, the group agreed: the OneBlade Pro 360 is ideal for guys who want one tool for everything — stubble, beard edges, and even body hair. It makes grooming quicker and less stressful, though it won’t completely replace a razor if you want the smoothest finish possible. For everyday use, travel, and keeping a tidy look with less fuss, it’s a smart, all-in-one choice.