Body trimmer for men with display and charging stand

A body trimmer you can actually rely on

The worst thing about a battery trimmer is not charging it — it is not knowing whether the battery will last. You start, get halfway through, and then it stops.

TrimUp 2.0 solves that with two simple features: the LCD display shows the battery percentage before you start, and the charging stand gives the trimmer a fixed place to stay ready between uses.

It is a small upgrade on paper, but a significant difference in everyday use.

Built for more sensitive and uneven areas

A standard beard trimmer is made for the face. The body — especially intimate areas — has softer skin, more angles and surfaces that move more.

That is why TrimUp 2.0 uses ceramic blades with rounded tips and length guards that help maintain a more consistent distance from the skin.

The rounded blade tips are especially useful on areas where the skin is not completely flat. Combine them with the right guard, taut skin and slow strokes.

Ceramic blades also tend to build up less heat than many traditional metal blades during longer trimming sessions.

• ✓ LCD display with battery percentage
  No guessing. You can see the battery level before you start.
• ✓ Charging stand included
  The trimmer has a fixed place to stay ready between uses.
• ✓ Ceramic blades with rounded tips
  Designed for smoother trimming across more sensitive and uneven body areas.
• ✓ 4 length guards
  Choose how short you want to go and start longer the first time.
• ✓ 100–120 minutes of runtime
  Long battery life for multiple trimming sessions between charges.

How to use it the first time

1. Start with a longer guard than you think you want. You can always go shorter afterwards.
2. Trim on dry skin the first time so you can clearly see what you are doing.
3. Stretch the skin with your free hand. Loose skin increases the chance of the blade getting too close.
4. Use short, controlled strokes, usually against the direction of hair growth. Let the trimmer do the work without pressing hard.
5. Rinse the blade and brush it clean afterwards. A few drops of oil from time to time keep the blade moving smoothly.

For intimate areas, use a length guard, keep the skin taut and start longer than you think. You can always go shorter afterwards.

Where it works

• • Intimate areas — with a guard, shorter or longer
• • Chest and abdomen — flatter areas where you can move faster
• • Underarms — a shorter guard often works best
• • Back and shoulders — easier if someone helps
• • Beard line — possible, but the trimmer is primarily designed for the body

What's included

• TrimUp 2.0 body trimmer
• Charging stand with LCD display
• 4 length guards
• USB charging cable
• Cleaning brush
• Lubricating oil
• Adjustment comb
• Manual in English
• Gift box

Specifications

Type	Cordless body trimmer with LCD display
Blades	Ceramic with rounded tips, replaceable
Length guards	4
Display	LCD with battery percentage
Battery	Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Runtime	100–120 minutes
Charging time	3–4 hours via USB
Water resistance	Can be rinsed — not for submersion or shower use
Intended for	Adults

Frequently asked questions

Can you cut yourself with it?

No trimmer is completely risk-free on soft, moving skin. TrimUp 2.0 has rounded blade tips, but use a length guard on intimate areas, keep the skin taut with your free hand and trim with slow strokes without pressing hard.

What is the difference from TrimUp 1.0?

The display and charging stand. The blades, length guards and trimming are the same. 2.0 shows the battery percentage on screen and sits in its own charging stand — 1.0 charges by cable and is easier to pack.

Which length guard should I start with?

The longest one. You can always go shorter afterwards. Once you know the result you want, you can move to a shorter guard.

Can I use it in the shower?

No. It is water-resistant so the blade can be rinsed under the tap, but it is not designed for submersion or shower use.

How quiet is it?

It produces a steady motor sound and some vibration in the hand. It sounds less bulky than many larger hair clippers, but it is not silent.

How do I maintain the blade?

Brush away hair after each use and rinse the blade under the tap. A few drops of the included oil from time to time help keep the blade moving smoothly. The blade is replaceable when worn out.

TrimUp 2.0 is a trimmer for personal use. Do not use it over wounds, rashes, moles or inflamed skin. Do not immerse the unit in water. Read the instructions before use. Keep out of reach of children.