Best Body Groomers 2026: We Tested 5 (Including the Best Ball Trimmer)

If you want one tool that handles everything — face, neck, chest, and below — the Stone Shaver by Odenson is the clear answer in 2026. It's a genuine 3-in-1: electric shaver, precision trimmer, and body groomer rolled into a single compact device. We tested it across multiple body zones over several weeks, and the results were consistently clean without a single nick or patch of irritation.

The standout feature is the skin-safe rounded blade guard on the body groomer head. This is the same concept Manscaped popularised, but the Stone Shaver extends it to a tool that also works on your face — something Manscaped explicitly doesn't do. The foil shaver head delivers a close, comfortable shave, and the trimmer attachment handles beard shaping and detailing with precision.

It's fully waterproof — use it in the shower, rinse it under the tap. Battery life hits 90 minutes on a full charge, which is more than enough for a week of daily grooming. The build quality feels premium without the bloated price.

At €54.90, it undercuts every comparable body groomer we tested. The Manscaped Lawn Mower 4.0 does the body-only job for €70 and can't touch your face. The Philips Series 7000 costs €80 and is bulkier. The Stone Shaver does more, travels lighter, and costs less. It's genuinely the best value in this category right now.

Manscaped is the most recognised name in body grooming right now, and the Lawn Mower 4.0 earns its reputation. The SkinSafe technology — rounded blade tips and a specially designed foil guard — does a genuinely good job of preventing nicks in sensitive areas. We tested it extensively below the belt and experienced zero incidents. That's the main thing most guys want to know, and the answer is: yes, it works.

The Lawn Mower 4.0 is waterproof with a 90-minute battery — same spec as the Stone Shaver on both counts. The trimmer head is wide enough to cover body surface area efficiently, and the LED spotlight (a Manscaped feature) is actually more useful than it sounds when working on harder-to-see areas.

The critical caveat: this is a body-only tool. Do not use it on your face. Manscaped makes that clear in their documentation, and the blade configuration reflects it. If you want a dedicated body groomer and already have a separate face shaver, the Lawn Mower 4.0 is a great choice. But at €70 against the Stone Shaver's €54.90 — which handles both face and body — the value equation is hard to justify unless you specifically want the Manscaped ecosystem (they also sell a matching trimmer and other accessories).

Solid product. Slightly overpriced for what it is given the competition in 2026.

The Philips Series 7000 is the premium option in this roundup — and it shows. The shave quality is excellent: the rotary head glides smoothly, adapts well to facial contours, and leaves skin feeling genuinely clean without redness. Build quality is top-tier, with a solid, balanced feel in the hand that cheaper trimmers simply can't match.

Philips bundles a comprehensive body attachment kit with this model, including a body groomer guard, a precision trimmer, and a beard comb set. It's good value as a kit. The body groomer attachment is effective with a skin-friendly guard, and the trimmer attachment is precise enough for beard detailing.

The main issue is bulk. The Philips Series 7000 is noticeably larger than both the Stone Shaver and the Lawn Mower 4.0 — not a problem at home, but it's not a great travel companion. It also tops out at €80, making it the most expensive option we tested, and while the quality is there, the Stone Shaver does 80% of the same job for €25 less in a smaller package.

If you're a Philips loyalist, want the premium rotary shave, and don't mind the size or price, this is a great buy. For most guys, the Stone Shaver offers a better overall package.

The Braun Series 3 is a reliable, no-frills electric shaver that earns its 7/10 through sheer dependability. It's not designed as a body groomer — that's the first thing to say clearly. But it can do the job in a pinch, and at €45, it's one of the better budget options if face shaving is your primary use case.

The foil shaver head works well for everyday face shaving. It's comfortable, reasonably close, and the build quality is classic Braun — sturdy, functional, will last years with basic maintenance. Where it falls short is on the body grooming side: there's no dedicated skin-safe guard for sensitive areas, which makes below-the-neck use a more cautious exercise than with purpose-built tools.

Battery life and waterproofing are solid. Replacement foils are widely available at a reasonable cost — a practical consideration for long-term ownership. Braun's customer support and warranty are generally excellent.

If you're mostly a face shaver and occasionally need to tidy up body hair, the Braun Series 3 does the job. If body grooming is a significant part of your routine, spend a bit more for a purpose-built tool like the Stone Shaver.

The Wahl Stainless Steel sits at the bottom of our list, and the score reflects its limitations rather than any fundamental quality problems. At €40 it's the cheapest option here, and for basic body hair trimming it does what it says on the box. Wahl makes solid professional clippers, and the brand heritage carries into this consumer product in terms of motor reliability and blade sharpness.

The biggest practical issue is waterproofing — there isn't any. In 2026, when every other product in this roundup is at least water-resistant, a non-waterproof body groomer is a real inconvenience. You can't use it in the shower, and cleaning requires careful handling to avoid moisture damage.

As a trimmer for body hair, it performs decently: good at managing length, reasonable at reducing bulk. As a shaver, it's weak — it won't get you close enough for a properly smooth result, and the blade configuration isn't designed for face use.

The Wahl Stainless Steel is a serviceable option if €40 is a hard ceiling and you mostly need to manage body hair length rather than shave it. Anyone able to stretch to the Stone Shaver at €54.90 should do so without hesitation.