It has short combs, it is ONLY FOR SHAVING. It seems good although I have had it for a very short time. I searched but did not find longer combs for this particular one.

For shaving and finishes is excelent zero gapped , long lasting battery , sturdy light and small . The quards desighn is awful buy another set of those that are flat and dont extent below and beyond the underside of the blades. Reliability dont know but looks like its build to last after 2 charges u get your money back . Oil the blades Regularly ,baby oil might be ok ?

I've had it for a little over a year. Exclusively for cleaning the neck, sideburns on the nape, and trimming the beard. (Never for haircuts, as it is not intended for such use). I use it once a week, for about 10 minutes each time. I need to charge it every one to one and a half months. Make sure to apply oil often (provided), don't leave it on the charger after it's fully charged, and of course clean it after every use. The only times I felt a "pinch" were when the battery was nearing the end (the blue light turns red). For the money I paid, it has done me proud.
Update: After about two years+ of regular use, it still works like the first day I bought it. Just as efficient, just as effective. Maybe the best €10-€12 I've ever spent on Skroutz.

It is worth its price and even more, I use it daily on a daily basis, it hasn't broken at all, it cuts very close 0.1 millimeters

You can feel the machine... it has weight... it has substance, it's vintage, subjectively very beautiful. At the same time, I also work with a Philips, more for body and it has more options for hair cutting length. Personally, the reason I bought the Kemei was for cutting hair close for trims. It doesn't cut the beard as I expected, but it does much better than the Philips. For a short beard, I would recommend it without reservation, it has a very good feel when you use it!

Very good. I was ready to spend a lot of money to buy a good machine because I am tired of all those midrange ones I have bought. So I said before I do that, let me try this one. I couldn't believe that with 23 euros I would get such a result. The cheapest but the best machine I have bought. If you can't handle the razor and the machines that make your face look like a monkey's ass, this is a very good choice. As for durability, I don't know what it says, but even if it lasts less than a year, I would still buy the same one.

I have the 1949, which from what I understand is the newest model because they look alike and I wanted this one too. I have to say the best things about it are that it seems to have a sturdy construction and it's not something simple because if you tap it on yourself to test its durability, you feel pain, even if it's minimal, and that's how you understand it's a solid build. The positives are that it provides a very close cut and with the first use, you can achieve incredible trims and shaves, whether it's detailed work on the neck or a regular shave. The battery lasts much longer than you would believe, so anyone who wants a professional and affordable tool should buy it without hesitation!

You can make it take almost zero, you just have to remove the head and move the cutter a little further forward with the 2 small screws.

The best trimmer on the market! Incredible machine for professional use! Powerful motor that doesn't clog and cuts fantastically! Perfectly sturdy metal construction!! Quality that machines with 5 times the price would envy! If value for money had a name, it would be called kemei km-1973

It's worth the money, very powerful and has the ability to do 0 gap and shaves to 0 completely. I have it in my barbershop and it's perfect!