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The BaByliss E756E Black hair trimmer is a corded precision tool designed for controlled trimming and shaping. Its compact housing in black provides a comfortable grip while the adjustable cutting range from 0.5 mm to 25 mm lets you achieve close cuts or longer trims. The unit runs on AC power and includes a 2 m cord to allow freedom of movement during use. The accessory set and blade geometry are built for routine home grooming and quick professional touch-ups.

Advantages

The trimmer delivers consistent cutting length settings between 0.5 mm and 25 mm for accurate results without the need for battery charging. Its corded AC operation ensures uninterrupted performance for extended sessions. The 2 m cord increases reach and flexibility around a styling chair or bathroom mirror. The black finish and ergonomic shape improve handling and control during detailed work.

Suitable for

• Short fades and close trims down to 0.5 mm
• Maintenance of beard edges and neckline shaping
• General haircuts requiring 1–25 mm cutting length
• Barber touch-ups and at-home regular grooming

Key specifications

• Cutting length range: 0.5 mm to 25 mm
• Power type: AC (corded)
• Cord length: 2 m
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the trimmer to a compatible AC outlet and switch it on. Select the desired cutting length using the integrated adjustment or supplied comb attachments, then pass the blades over hair in the direction appropriate for the style you want, keeping a steady, even motion. For close trimming, set the device near 0.5 mm; for longer lengths use settings up to 25 mm. Clean the blades after each use according to the manufacturer's instructions and store the unit safely when not in use.

Recommendations

Use the trimmer on dry hair for best cutting accuracy and avoid pulling the cord during operation. Regularly remove hair clippings from the blade area and oil the cutting blades occasionally if recommended to maintain performance. For precision lines and edges, work slowly and use short strokes.