It comes with:
- A gray carrying case with the Philips logo
- 2 shoes for tweezing eyebrows (3 and 5 mm)
- A protective cap to protect the end and the clipper blades
- 1 manual guarantee certificate and 1 user guide
- 1 AA battery Philips
The gray bag is useful for storing protected from dust in a cupboard in your toiletry bag but also to facilitate the movement and to avoid losing the accessories. I would have appreciated the provision of a separate mini zip pocket to avoid dropping the shoes when leaving the mower from the case.
Use: Initially, I was quite reluctant about possible pain but the cut is so shy but effective, natural and painless. It cut without pulling the hair. The blades are located on the side of the mower and must turn to do the work. The tip of this cutter is fine for sliding into each nostril.
By cons, having deviated septum, it's hard to sink deep enough into one of my two nostrils, which is not practical. The cut would be more effective if other blades were located at its upper end to more easily reach the top of the nostril.
The handle is pleasant, is well in hand and makes nice use.
The NT3160 is powered by a single AA battery. The choice of food is preferred over an integrated battery. In fact, no need to spend several hours waiting for the end of the load or carry the charger with us when we go on the trip. We definitely can use it anywhere as long as you have some batteries on hand. At ecology can also use rechargeable battery brand that will last us several years.
Conclusion: This is a good mower cheap (watch the posted price by some third party sellers on Amazon Market is outrageous, Philips sells 20 on his official website). Too bad that the blades are located on the side of the rod and away at its end, it would have improved the outcome.
