A good-quality machine.

+ It’s waterproof, suitable for dry and wet shaving (which is why, despite charging via USB, it doesn’t have a Type-C port) and can be rinsed under the tap.
+ It isn’t mentioned on Skroutz, but it does indeed have a hair collector (an attachment that, according to Philips, collects up to 80% of the hairs that would otherwise fall to the floor). In practice, I saw it catch perhaps even more than 90%. Of course, this still doesn’t save us from cleaning the sink, but it definitely helps.
+ It’s quite precise (it doesn’t leave hairs of uneven lengths), and you can adjust it in 0.2 mm increments.
+ USB is a great convenience when traveling, as long as you don’t lose the special cable adapter, of course!
+ BeardSense also helps make trimming a little gentler.
+ Very quiet
- It takes 2–3 passes, and its size makes it difficult to use on more angular faces compared with the OneBlade series from the same company. However, the Beardtrimmer’s general philosophy is completely different (trimming only; it doesn’t irritate or pull hairs, and you never have to change the blade).

Compared with the previous Philips Beardtrimmer I had (eight years old and still working), this was a significant improvement. However, for those looking for something more affordable, the BT3665/15 from the same company (also USB-powered, but with a smaller battery, 0.5 mm increments, and no hair collector, BeardSense, or charging stand) is better value for money.