This concept reintroduces Braun's original design language while discarding some details to fit in with their current lineup. Completed in collaboration with Braun in Germany and received positive feedback from the design team.
I decided to use simple light dots to convey the comb's distance from the blades and, consequently, the length of the hair.
The beard trimmer charges via USB-C and has a Li-Ion battery, as opposed to the cheaper and shorter-lasting batteries found in most beard trimmers on the market.
Along with the main blades, it also includes a shorter, more sensitive precision blade that is activated by sliding it forward and snapping into place.
Along with the main blades, it also includes a shorter, more sensitive precision blade that is activated by sliding it forward and snapping into place.
Creating realistic models is crucial during the prove-of-concept phase, particularly for ergonomic, handheld products.
All the technical components are tightly fitted into the new form factor.
While developing the design, I created a true-to-detail prototype, renderings, animations of its functions, and a presentation for Braun product management.