Impressed! Less Hairy!

I have just received the Remington trimmer as a gift for Christmas. No, this was not an attempt at a subtle hint that I need to groom myself--I asked for it. I just asked for a trimmer to handle my goatee and neck hair and I received the PG200.
At first glance, I was not too impressed. The small size has advantages when traveling but I was thinking that the size and weight meant the trimmer would be more of a toy than anything. I was wrong. After the initial week (16 hours) of charging, I went to work on my goatee that I had already shaped into an Edward Scissorhandesque shape of fuzz on my face with my electric razor. I was extremely impressed by how easy it was to trim and shape my goatee. The blade doesn't look like much but it hacks through some serious fibers on my face without hesitation.
Next was to try out the nose hair trimmer attachment. I have a small nose and thus small nostrils--no, not a birth defect. I was concerned that the nose hair trimmer might hurt or cause damage. Once again, I was impressed. The attachment fit in my nose and cut out the thick brush. The angle on the attachment did leave me guessing and rotating the trimmer trying to hit the hairs efficiently. I'm sure that this process will get easier with use.
I have a Remington cordless electric razor and use it daily. It has been with me for about 5 years. I would be amazed and satisfied if this trimmer lasts half that long. The cordless razor came with brushes, oil, etc. These were all lost shortly after normal daily use. The PG200 comes with brushes, oil, etc. I know they include these things for a reason, but I am not counting on knowing their whereabouts very long. The Remington PG200 would be almost perfect if they had the length attachments built into the unit.