MANSCAPED® The Handyman™ Compact Face Shaver – Portable Men’s Groomer | Facial Hair Shaver, USB-C Rechargeable Razor, Electric Foil, Waterproof, Cordless, Dual-Action SkinSafe® Foil Blade

This is my first Manscaped product ever and I'm glad I gave this a chance. I was using a BaBylissPRO MetalFX double foil shaver for the past 2 years as my portable electric shaver in the car when I woke up late and didn't have time to shave or when I travel and don't want to bring my large Braun Series 9 Pro+ with me. However, my BaBylissPRO MetalFX shaver got lost when the airport lost my luggage so I was looking for a replacement. I didn't want to drop another $170 for the same compact electric shaver so I looked at alternatives. Lo and behold I saw the Manscaped Handyman on sale for $56. it's less than 3x as cheap as the BaBylissPRO MetalFX so I thought I'd give it a chance at that price. I'm glad I did because this is an excellent compact electric shaver. The main thing that makes this compact electric foil shaver stand out from other similarly sized items is that it has a hybrid design. You get one foil shaver on the bottom that gives you a close shave but a trimmer on top that cuts down longer hair. All the other compact electric foil shavers that I've tried either came with just one foil shaver or two foil shaver. Now some people might not like the hybrid design since it might take more passes on your face to get a close shave (again it's only ONE foil shaver for a close shave) compared to an electric shaver that has two foil shavers, but I like the versatility of having the foil shaver and a trimmer together in case I don't shave for a few days and my facial hair is too long. The BaBylissPRO MetalFX that I had came with a stronger motor (at least it feels stronger with how much the thing vibrates in my hands and how much louder it is) but it struggled if my facial hair was a tad long. The BaByliss shaver would yank my hair if this was the case and I would need to trim it down first before I try shaving again. I am glad to say that the Manscaped Handyman was able to still cut down my facial hair to skin even after 5 days of not shaving. I know Manscaped advertises it as being able to cut up to 3 days of stubble, but for my straight facial hair I could go 5 days and the Handyman will still mow through my facial hair without any issues. This versatility of being able to cut down longer facial hair and shorter stubble makes this a superior compact electric shaver FOR MY NEEDS. If you shave every day without fail and your facial hair doesn't grow out that long then you'll probably prefer a different compact electric shaver with at least two foil blades to make less passes and save a little time (my old BaBylissPRO MetalFX is an excellent option if this is you). I haven't had any nicks since using the Handyman and it does provide a very close shave. It's not the closest but it's pretty close. Other pros would be the magnetic cap is easy to take on and off. The entire shaver is waterproof and it charges with a USB C cable (one less cable to carry around). Battery life lasts longer than my old BaBylissPRO Metal FX too. As a matter of fact, I haven't need to charge the Handyman since the initial charge on the first day I got this. The ergonomics of this compact electric shaver is pretty comfortable and won't make your hands cramp. The entire shaver is easy to clean and the shaving head pops on and off easily to rinse as well. Now for cons. It does take a little longer and more passes to shave your facial hair down to skin due to the hybrid design of having only one foil side and one trimmer side (again double foil blades would be faster if you only have stubble). If you run your fingers around your jawline against the grain of your facial hair after shaving, you might still feel stubble poking your fingers. People can't see the facial hair for the majority of the day though. At this price point I can't really complain at all. Only my full size Braun Series 9 Pro+ and my dad's Panasonic Arc 5 gives me a closer shave that's reminiscent of a manual or safety razor, but those are substantially larger and more expensive. Also Manscaped doesn't directly sell you the replacement heads on Amazon (there are 3rd party ones on though that are cheaper) so you would need to pay for shipping if you're just buying the replacement heads or need to spend $50 for free shipping on their site. I would highly recommend this if you're looking for a versatile compact electric shaver that can cut stubble and slightly longer facial hair down to skin. For how well this shaves, I thought this was well worth $56.

My life changed forever! Where has this been my whole life?! 44yo male seeks near perfect shave. Voilà enter the Manscape Handiman foil shaver!! So I was shopping for a new beard trimmer since my Panasonic (POS) adjustable beard trimmer took a permanent vacation in the dumpster. Man that thing worked well but battery life was sub 5 minutes and the adjustable comb was always moving in the middle of a beard butification project. Not cool. When the comb broke I excitedly looked for a replacement and the Manscape beard hedger appeared in a white glorious cloud touted with rave reviews. Before I even noticed it was in my cart and ready to bless my beard and make all my manly friends jealous. But wait. What is that handsome little handyman shaver doing paired up as an acceptable bundle package?! I must admit my pleasure with my current Norelco Razor was dismal and my curiosity was peaked. Sure, I’ll capitalize on this match made in heaven. I must admit, my expectations were low. 30 years ago on this day, my fathers foil shaver almost took off my face when that first sign of puberty struck with the sprout of a singular facial follicle erupted on my upper lip. It was an experience that traumatized me to my core and my fear of foil shavers was born. My hands trembled upon opening the Handyman packaging. It was beautiful but, would this Hanson little device devour my face and leave me scarred like Deadpool in a wake of trauma and terror? It took all my strength and courage to finally power the little beast to life and get it within range of my two day old stubble. In sheer shock and amazement I realized my fear was stale and unnecessary. The Handyman took on my stubborn and often ingrown beard hairs like a Chinese ninja with the precision and smoothness of only the worlds most deadly and sharp katana sword. I was utterly speechless. It devastated those angry hairs and vanished and resemblance of unwanted facial hairs. Spectacular. Seriously though. I haven’t had this close of a shave with an electric razor in my lifetime. It was fast, smooth as butter and as perfect as you can get with electric. The double sided device with a trimmer on the other side is pure genius and the fact you can charge with a usb c is gold. It fits perfectly in my travel kit like it was made to be there where as my Norelco would not. I’m in love. Oh and the beard hedger is freaking awesome too!!

Yo, am I the only one cackling at barbers charging like they’re crafting a Michelangelo sculpture? $80–$150 for a haircut and beard trim? That’s a new gaming console, not a quick buzz-and-snip! No tea, no shade, but I’m NOT shelling out $300 a month (plus tip, ‘cause I’m not that guy) to look like I just stepped out of a cologne ad. My wallet said, “Veto!” So, I ditched my rusty Wahl clippers (rest in peace, old friend) and snagged the MANSCAPED® Beard Hedger and The Handyman from Amazon. Y’all, I’m out here giving myself trims so crisp, I’m basically the Tony Stark of DIY grooming. The Beard Hedger’s zoom wheel with 20 length settings (0.5mm to 10mm) is like a cheat code for perfect stubble or a sculpted beard—no pile of attachments needed. Its titanium blades and 7,200 RPM motor slice through my beard like a hot knife through . The Handyman? This lil’ foil shaver is a beast for cleaning up my neckline or going full babyface. Dual-action blades (long-hair leveler and foil) make it stupid easy to get a close shave without irritation, and it’s so compact I toss it in my bag for on-the-go touch-ups. Both are USB-C charged, so I’m not juggling weird cords. Barbershop quality? Check. My bank account’s still happy? Double check. I’ll miss my barrette—my barber was a queen with the clippers, and the vibes were immaculate. But my wallet’s throwing a rave now that I’m not dropping a car payment for a 15-minute glow-up. Barbershops are a whole experience, don’t get me wrong—been loving that hot towel and banter since I was a kid. But when the bill hits like a plot twist in a horror flick, I’m peacing out. YouTube tutorials are my new BFF, schooling me on fades and line-ups like a pro. Let’s not fuel these bonkers prices, fam. Grab a MANSCAPED Beard Hedger and Handyman, channel your inner grooming guru, and save that cash for something that doesn’t make your bank account scream. NO ONE should be financing a yacht just to keep their face game tight

If your buying this to quickly and easily trim a lot of thick facial hair it's not great. If your using it to trim and smooth body hair it's pretty ok. For daily maintainince it's fantastic for face and body. It gives a smooth shave, just lacks the muscle for a lot of real thick hair at once as it will frequently stall. Battery life was more than enough and the shaver head only keeps popping off if you out it on backwards.

I really like this shaver it’s compact and so easy to charge. The hardcover feature is the coolest design I’ve ever seen.I totally recommend this.!!!!

I took into account some of the criticisms people wrote about it. I tried it myself and it works. Don't press the blades/foils against your face too hard and it'll still cut. Do it gently. Update: It did tug a hair on the neck line. But it could be because I went a little too over where the longer hair were. I still rate it five stars. 5 stars for no rashes, cuts, burns, good portable size, and for giving me a smooth face on my cheeks. I love the USB-C charging compatibility. I may not need to use a razor blade anymore. Good value for what I got at a discount for Prime day. I'm looking forward in using it often. It left a good impression on me. 12/02/2024 Update: I did get one long hair tangled up within the device when I was shaving on the neck line. So it caused some temporary pain that lasted a few seconds. No cuts or scratches. It's better to do it where the hair is still very short. I'm still rating it a 5 stars because it still works and I like the product.

Nice and compact. Not the greatest shave I’ve had from an electric shaver but you can get by with it. My biggest concern is it came out of the box smelling like someone shaved their butth0le with it. Washes it several times and it lightens up but comes back.

Good product that shaves very close

I bought this for my son as a travel shaver and he reports that it works great, shaves close and comfortable, the battery lasts a really long time, it's water proff and easy to rinse out and doesn't require bringing along an extra charging cable because it's USB-C just like his phone.

Molto valido

Bought it for compact travel as I shave with a blade at home. Works very well!!

Easy to use and functions well.

Love this product! It is my first product by manscaped and I think it beats any other shaver or trimmer. It cleans easily, it is small and compact and does the job. The instructions on care and how to use the device is clear and concise. Your skin does need to adjust slightly so some nicks here and there when you start and slight red patches but once you are in full swing then very rarely happens. I will see with time if it is worth the money spent on it but so far so good.