Remington BHT-2000 High Precision Men's Body Hair Groomer

by Remington

Product Features

• Titanium coated blades - Revolutionary Trimming Technology
• Trimmer attachment for reducing hair length
• Wheel control adjusts comb for 5 length settings
• Dual foil groomer attachment for irritation free hair removal
• Washable/shower proof, use wet/dry and it's rechargeable

Product Description

The BHT-2000 is for all your body zones and has 2 tools in 1! The titanium coated trimmer is great for areas where you want the hair trimmed. The dual-foil shaver gives you a smooth, shaved surface. These two different tools will give you precise results and a well-groomed body! This product has a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 2 year full warranty.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 4 x 5 x 10 inches
• Shipping Weight: 1.2 pounds
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B000KK07GC
• UPC: 074590502688
• Item model number: BHT2000DTA/2
• Average Customer Review: 3.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (33 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #117,864 in Health & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care)
• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

82 of 86 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars It has its pros and cons..., March 27, 2007

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A. Gloop (USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Remington BHT-2000 High Precision Men's Body Hair Groomer (Health and Beauty)

This review will compare the benefits and disadvantages of the Remington BHT-2000 and the Norelco Bodygroom for shaving the groin. I purchased the Bodygroom earlier this year and have a review of it on Amazon from around the first or second week of February.

To begin, I find the Remington to be more solidly built than the Bodygroom. Plus, the Remington's smaller design makes it easier to maneuver around the groin area than the Bodygroom for trimming that area. Advantage: Remington.

Secondly, I find the trimming capability of the Remington to be better than the Bodygroom. What I don't like about the Norelco is that is comes with flimsy detachable heads to use for trimming. I like how the Remington has a dial-type head (similar to what you see in most beard trimmers) in which you can choose from 5 setting for hair trimming. Advantage: Remington

Thirdly, I found the shaving capability of the Remington to be quite poor compared to the Norelco. For either unit, it is recommended to trim the hair to the lowest setting before attempting to shave using the foil head. If you don't trim the hair first to as short as possible, the shaving head on each unit will not be able to shave the hair properly. Getting back to the review...the Remington dual head shaver attachment is unsatisfactory. It does not shave as close as the Norelco foil head, nor is it as irritation free as the Norelco foil head. I used the foil head on the Remington as gently as possible on both my testicles and part of the shaft, and I felt a stinging razor burn on two separate occasions. Eee-yowch. This did not happen with the Norelco Bodygroom. Advantage: Norelco.

I would recommend that if you plan to simply trim your groin area, then your best bet is to go with the Remington as it is the better trimmer. If your desire is to shave your groin area as smooth as possible with an electric instrument, than your best bet is to go with the Norelco Bodygroom as it is the better shaver. Please understand, however, that even with the Norelco being used as a shaver, you will not experience a shave as close as you would by using a blade.

Based on my experience, I find trimming the groin area to be the way to go instead of shaving the area. In order to keep the groin region hair free, you would have to shave that area every day. I find I can get by with trimming that area to a very short length once a week to keep it rather well maintained.

18 of 21 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars I Like It, June 1, 2006

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ron ingram - See all my reviews
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I like this thing. It's got good battery life, feels good in your hand and pretty quiet. I've never used it wet but it does a good job as a dry clipper, the hair length setting is very easy to use & I like the lengths you can choose from. I clip pretty short, about 1/4 inch (setting 3, of 5) from my collar bone to just above my stuff. I want my "junk" slick, with a sharp line at the border of slick and clipped, so I use a wet razor on the "parts." Because of that, I've only tried the shaver attachment a couple of times. I don't think it defines the shaved edge as clearly as i want. If you're leavin' your bush a little longer, the sharp edge wouldn't matter, I suppose. For the nutz, it depends on what you want--if you want them less than slick, use the comb/guide at "1" and only you and someone *very* close will know they ain't slick. But I'd definitly NOT use any kind of unguarded clipper on the boys for fear of getting them bitten, and clipper bites *do* hurt. I like mine slick, so I use a wet razor on them. (I rarely draw blood & it's surprisingly painless when I do. VERY surprising) So, I'd recomment the BHT2000 as a clipper, but I really haven't used the shaver enough to have an opinion on it.

8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Old reliable., December 5, 2007

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Jim E. Young (Pittsburgh,PA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Remington BHT-2000 High Precision Men's Body Hair Groomer (Health and Beauty)

Have had the same one of these for years.
Still holds charge for a very long time,
even sill is usable before it runs out.
I use it for some recreational body trimming.
I'm not a constant maintainer of what hair I have,
but when it's time, this little guy does the trick.
I don't use the foil shaver on my body, but on my face
those days that a razor would make my face sore.
It gets it smooth, but not as smooth as a razor.
Definately to clean-shaven, though.
The warranty is great.
It's compact and sleek and after all the time I've had it, looks exactly the same as when I bought it.
Maintenence is minimal, and I must give
Remington kudos for making a product that isn't
intended to break down eventually so you need a new one.
It is my old reliable.