Beard Trim - Philips Series 5000 - Philips Norelco Beard Trimmer 5500 vs Series 5100 Beard and Head
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Beard Trim - Philips Series 5000 - Philips Norelco Beard Trimmer 5500 vs Series 5100 Beard and Head Trimmer
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In this video, I’m taking a look at the Philips Norelco Series 5000 Beard Trimmer 5500, Model BT5511/49.
Despite being new to the market, this Philips trimmer is an Amazon Choice Recommendation, ranking at #67 for the category of beard and mustache trimmers. It also holds an impressive 4.7 out of 5-star rating.
Now, I thought it would be especially valuable if I not only reviewed the Philips Beard Trimmer 5500, but also compared it to the Philips Norelco Series 5100 Beard and Head Trimmer.
These two beard trim devices are practically identical in features, and it’s likely you’d be choosing between the two for your beard trimming needs.
Philips touts the Series 5000 Beard and Stubble trimmer for its 40 length adjustable settings and DualCut steel blades.
Accompanying this Philips Series 5000 beard trimmer are a beard and stubble comb, short hair comb, long hair comb, charger, and brush
If you take a look at my previous video on the Philips 5100, you’ll notice that the Beard Trimmer 5500 is basically a new and improved model in the Series 5000 family.
While the Philips Norelco Series 5100 includes 3 beard and hair combs that work in combination with a built in zoom wheel, the Beard trimmer 5500 includes 3 identical combs that hold only slight variations in design and feature the same hair lift technology that guides hairs to the blade for efficient one pass trimming.
For beard and hair trimming, the Philips 5100 is capable of cutting at 34 length settings from 0.4mm to 13mm, while this Philips Series 5000 trimmer takes it up a notch, incorporating 40 precision length settings ranging from 0.4mm to 20mm.
You’ll notice an internal LED light that illuminates each increment on the Beard Trimmer 5500 as you turn its zoom wheel.
As far as battery life, the Philips Norelco Series 5100 Beard and Head Trimmer uses a Lithium-ion battery and requires 1hr of charge time for 70 minutes of cordless use.
However, this Philips 5000 Beard Trimmer outperforms, utilizing a lithium-ion battery that requires 1hr of charge time for 90 minutes of use.
The Philips Series 5000 also has a charging indicator light, which is absent from the Series 5100.
Both Philips trimmers can be used plugged in for continuous use.
The Series 5100 and Beard Trimmer Series 5000, along with their attachments, are both fully washable.
However, these Philips trimmers are only to be used in dry condition and cannot be used while bathing or in the shower.
Currently, the Philips Norelco Beard and Hair Trimmer Series 5100 sells on Amazon for around $49, while you’ll find the Beard Trimmer Series 5000 similarly priced around $48.
For this beard trim, I shorten up the sides of my beard, leaving a longer goatee and mustache. I trim under the neck line and around the face to get some nice crisp lines. I also work in some dimension by using just a few of the many settings available on these two beard trimming devices.
These are two great Philips beard trimmers, but there is a clear winner. Be sure to watch the video to find out the GroomReviews recommendation.
Will it be the Philips Norelco Series 5000 Beard Trimmer 5500 or the Philips 5100 Beard and Head Trimmer?
The Philips trimmer BT5511/49 includes the following: - BT5511 Trimmer - Long Hair Comb - Short Hair Comb - Beard and Stubble Comb - Charger - Cleaning Brush
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Good vid dude! hey I have a question, I'm starting to grow a pretty thick beard, and so I'm tired of razors, so what beard trimmer do you recommend me that's cheap, easy to use, durable and that has many functions that I could use to maybe also cut body and head hair?
Hi, Samuel Barajas. Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I greatly appreciate your support of the channel and am happy to hear this video was helpful to you. For beard trimming, I still recommend the Philips Norelco Multigroom 7000. Of the trimmers I have reviewed to-date, it is still one of the better performers on the beard and has received many positive comments from community members. It also is holding a very positive 4.6 out of 5.0 star review rating on Amazon (amzn.to/2W1yfsg). The Multigroom 7000 comes with the pieces needed for creating that crisp, uniform look and for a thicker beard, like yours, you can interchange the beard and hair guards to trim at longer lengths or get down to that stubble look. It also includes attachments for body grooming. Check out my review of the Multigroom 7000 seen here: ruclips.net/video/eFn0Si1Bmyc/видео.html. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching and being a member of the GroomReviews community! All the best!
Great video...my trimmer died so decided to go online...never thought i would ever look at trimmer videos lol! You did a great job!
Superman of shaving machines. Keep it up!
Hi, Marwan. Thank you so much for the kind words of encouragement and your support of the channel. I greatly appreciate it! I appreciate you watching and being a positive influence in the GroomReviews community! All the best!
Thank you for this great video. I bought a 5500 and used your length setting and I'm very happy with my results!
Hi, tonyrevo. You are most welcome! Thank you for the support of the channel. I'm glad you found this video helpful. I actually just posted a new video trimming the top of my head with the Philips Norelco Beard Trimmer 5500, which you can find here: ruclips.net/video/zae04BSqivg/видео.html. Take a look and see what you think. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching and being a member of the GroomReviews community! Stay safe. All the best!
GREAT review. Thanks for the info! 😄
Hi, jamesnickel4748. You are most welcome! I'm glad it was helpful to you. Thank you for watching and being a member of the GroomReviews community! I appreciate the support. All the Best!
I miss a little bit on how good they are on making lines for example on the mustache.
Can you just tell the best one of all you used ????? I just wanted to gift someone but I have no idea which one is best
Hi, wishal ibrar. There are things I like about each product, but if looking for a gift idea for someone, you can't go wrong with the Philips Norelco Multigroom 7000 (amzn.to/2X9VMbg). Of the trimmers I have reviewed to-date, it continues to be one of the top performers on the beard and received very positive feedback from the GroomReviews community. If you haven't already, you can check out my review of the Multigroom 7000 here: ruclips.net/video/eFn0Si1Bmyc/видео.html. Thanks for watching and being part of the GroomReviews community! All the best!
Truly amazing video! I have the 5100 but will have to buy a 5500 now just because I am interesting in keeping the beard longer. Thanks again for this amazing video.
Hi, Rajat. You are most welcome! Thank you so much for the positive feedback and your support of the channel! I greatly appreciate it and am happy to hear this video was helpful to you in deciding to upgrade to the Beard Trimmer 5500. Please let me know how it works out for you. Thanks for watching and being a member of the GroomReviews community! All the best!
Very informative review!
Great vid as always! I still have my Remington! It's the one you reviewed that the steel gets hot too quick. Personally, I haven't had any issues!
Hi, Sean. Thank you so much for the positive feedback and support of the channel! I greatly appreciate it! Happy to hear the Remington has worked out for you and is still going strong. Thanks for watching and being an active member of the GroomReviews community! All the best!
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Hey dude! Just found your channel. So legit! Quick Question. I don't grow very much and it's not very thick. This would be my first trimmer as well. Would you recommend the 5500 over the 7000 for simple stubble upkeep? Also, do the blades need to be replaced on the 5500 after some time? Thanks man!
Hey nice content my man! Can your next review be on the wahl aqua blade trimmer? Love the wahl products but I've heard it shaves almost like a clean shave. Cheers keep it up!
Hi, Arron. Thank you so much for the positive feedback and support of the channel. I very much appreciate it and your suggestion of the Wahl Aqua Blade. I will keep it in mind for a possible review on a future video. Thanks for watching and being a positive influence in the GroomReviews community. All the best!
Thank you for the videos. I am looking for something of good quality like the 5500 with an adjustable lengths piece rather than having to deal with 4+ pieces putting on and off, and also a piece for super close shaving or a foil head for a clean neck finish. Why Philips isn't making a middle ground between the 5500 and the multgroom series beats me. I'm basically looking for a 5500 with a foil head attachment. What would you advise, maybe another brand of similar quality that provides that? Thank you!
Hi, Marwan. Unfortunately, I have not yet reviewed a product that meets all those specifications and I wouldn't recommend a product for you until I was able to test it out. That said, one product that I have tested that will get you a close stubble finish and is a completely integrated device without attachments is the Conair I-Stubble seen here: ruclips.net/video/eHPLESt3zp8/видео.html. If you only need to go up to 5mm in length, then this may be a good fit, as this is the max cutting height (amzn.to/2XL8du8). There is a Lithium-Ion version called the Super I-stubble, but it is about twice the cost on Amazon. I prefer the 5500 and 5100, but if you really hate having attachments, this might be what you're looking for. Hope this helps! Thanks, again, for watching and your support of the channel. All the best!
@@GroomReviews Thanks, Paul. Just ordered the Multigroomer 7000 from amazon, since you recommended it the most, and I could use the versatility, and I'll live with changing heads lol, I was more worried about traveling times, but oh well. hope that link you posted was an affiliate link. Great reviews.
Hi, Marwan. You are most welcome! The Philips Norelco Multigroom 7000 is a great product and I hope it works well for you. Thank you, again, for being a positive influence in the GroomReviews community and for supporting the channel. I really appreciate it! Have a great day!
HI, I have purchased Phillips MG3747 here in India, would you make an video on that device for self haircut. Since the pandemic Corona started i have started hair cut at home, my wife will do the haircut for me with the scissor and finger Techniqe, it is more than two years that i am not visited saloon.
As always good video!!! Love all of your videos since you have helped me a lot which one to choose! :D
Which one would choose for the closest shave in order to get that stubble look?
Would you recommend Philips series 7000 or the Philips 5500?
I do know that Philips 5500 have 0.4mm and Philips 7000 have 0.5mm, but still. Which one did you like more? :D
Hi, Moses. Thank you so much! I greatly appreciate the positive feedback and your continued support of the channel. For those trimming up the beard and detailing longer hair, I recommend the Multigroom 7000, however, when focused on that stubble look, I recommend the Philips Norelco Beard Trimmer 5500 (amzn.to/35Xit7M) or the Philips Norelco Series 5100 (amzn.to/32GlDe4). The Beard Trimmer 5500 is basically the updated version of the Series 5100, but I still enjoy the design of the Series 5100. Both are great stubble trimmers and even though the 5500 is the update model, I would recommend finding the best price when choosing between them. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching! All the best!
great vid. thanks for the help brother
Hi, Domenic. You are most welcome! Thank you so much for the positive feedback and support of the channel. If interested, one of the best all-in-one trimmers that I have reviewed to-date is the Philips Norelco Multigroom 7000 (amzn.to/2wMcG8f). This is a great trimmer for face, head and body. I just posted a video on DIY Home Haircut using the Multigroom 7000, which you can see here: ruclips.net/video/V8g2hpXniFM/видео.html. Additionally, check out my full video review of the Multigroom 7000 with beard trim seen here: ruclips.net/video/eFn0Si1Bmyc/видео.html. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and being a member of the GroomReviews community! Stay safe. All the best.
I watched most of your videos u r good
Like Really good the best in your feild . & i liked your review about norelco 7000 i looked for it in my country but i couldn't find it .so if u know a better one or in the same league i would be grateful for u going to buy it today . Iam bad in english sorry for that.
Hi, Mostafa. Thanks for the positive feedback and support of the channel. As I am located in the US, I'm not familiar with the products available in your particular area. However, if you go to my blog page for the Multigroom 7000 here: groomreviews.com/philips-norelco-multigroom-7000-mg7750/, you can click on one of the highlighted Amazon links, and it should redirect you to the most compatible product to the Multigroom 7000 that is available in your country's Amazon. You may not get the exact model that I use in the video (MG7750), but hopefully something in the Philips Norelco Series 7000 family is available and closely matched. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching and being part of the GroomReviews community! All the best!
Excellent review
Hi, Dago Camarena. Thanks so much for the positive feedback! I greatly appreciate your support of the channel. Thanks for watching and being a member of the GroomReviews community! All the best!
Is conair super i stubble is the best beard trimmer for stubble look?
Hi, Mehedi. I have not yet had a chance to test out the Conair "Super" I-Stubble, however, I have put out a video testing the I-Stubble against the Philips Norelco Series 5100 seen here: ruclips.net/video/eHPLESt3zp8/видео.html. Check it out! Thanks for watching and being part of the GroomReviews community! All the best!
Do you still recommend multigroom 7000??? Maybe other better? Thank you! (For head haircuts)
Hi, Juan. Yes, I still recommend the Philips Norelco Multigroom 7000. You can check out my haircutting videos in the following playlist: ruclips.net/video/AwBEzW8hjVQ/видео.html. Thanks for watching and your support of the channel. All the best!
@@GroomReviews Thank you! Best wishes from Lima, Peru!
You are most welcome!
are you sure the # is 5500? I've searched everywhere online and can't find it.
Hi, im frank. For some reason, Philips Norelco describes this product with several different names. One of them is "Beard Trimmer 5500," which is printed on the front of their box. Another is "Beard Trimmer Series 5000." The product can also be found under model BT5511/49. Here is a link to the product on Amazon: amzn.to/30oRaAs. If you click the extra images button, you can zoom in and see the front of the box. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching and being a member of the GroomReviews community! All the best!