This is the small tool that comes out after the main cut is done. The head is thin and the blades sit along its side, so you steer it against an edge instead of pushing it flat into skin. It runs off an internal cell, which means no cord hanging out of the outlet behind you.
Width is the enemy once you get to a hairline, a nostril or the strip in front of an ear. A slim head reaches in at an angle a broad blade simply cannot hold. A lamp sits on the front so the spot you are working on is lit from the same direction you are looking.
The tidying-up stage, handled by something built for it.
Short passes beat one long sweep, and a flat head angle keeps the cut even. Brush or rinse the blades when you are done so clippings do not pack in behind them. Top the battery up before a trip and a week of small touch-ups is no problem.
Keep it in the top drawer and spend a minute on the edges.
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