Philips OneBlade Pro 360 Face + Body - Electric beard trimmer and shaver, 14 length settings, clip-on skin protection system and body comb (model QP6651/30)

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Larger, sturdier, and decidedly more expensive than previous iterations, the Pro 360 is ostensibly a trimmer you're meant to invest in. With an aluminium brushed-metal handle and an LED display that keeps you abreast of your battery life, it's designed for the travelling man who takes his grooming seriously. Obvious parallels, both financially and visually, can be drawn between this model and GQ's current favourite beard trimmer, the Philips Prestige Series 9000, but does it do enough to unseat the most popular beard trimmer from the top table? I've been testing it out for a month to find out. One close trim

It flings hair around more than some shavers, so little bits get all around the sink and on the mirror. Two workarounds: get a makeup mirror and shave with your face close to the sink, or shave outside. El motivo de mi calificación, es porque realmente no es útil para delinear ni afeitar al ras, pues deja espacios mal afeitados, haciendo que la zona se vea sucia con espacios de vellos mal cortados o sombreados, además, pese a que la navaja sea nueva, irrita y corta un poco sin importar si la piel está o no humectada con espuma o algún otro producto para afeitar. When it comes to how you present yourself, personal grooming is just as important as the clothes you wear. After all, the nicest and best-fitting clothing won’t do a thing for you if you’re not paying equal attention to your hair, beard, stubble, sideburns, and any number of other places men have hair. It’s a multi-faceted issue that requires a multipurpose device.Trimming attachment with 14 length settings is perfect for stubble, beards, eyebrows, minor fading jobs and manscaping One positive thing to note here is that the trimmer’s slender profile makes the OneBlade 360 super comfortable to hold and easy to manoeuvre around your chops as well as any other body part. Inexpensive. Blades seem pricey, but I've been using the first one for 1.5 years, and I'll finally replace it. Now, what would the perfect men’s grooming tool look like? To be honest, it might actually look a lot like the Philips OneBlade Pro. I’ve had the opportunity to be testing it out over the past month, so let’s take a look at everything it’s capable of. After a bit of a learning curve, it gets better, you have to move it differently than some other shavers you may have used.

It should be pretty obvious that the Philips OneBlade Pro is a product I wholeheartedly endorse. Let’s recap several highlights:This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. So I grabbed one of these thinking - I can't use a regular razor (cos cuts are an issue), my current ones aren't the easiest and given I have been in and out of hospital, something small and compact seems a smart idea. Estaba indeciso de qué calificación darle a este producto, ya que su protector permite recortar la barba sin mayor problema, permitiendo que pueda lograr un estilo sombreado en la barba, degradados (fade) o también estilos más largos, pues el protector permite cortar de 1mm hasta 9mm de largo. With the first generation OneBlade, it took eight hours of charging for 45 minutes of power. Not ideal. However, that issue has been more than taken care of. With the OneBlade Pro, you’ll get 90 minutes of power with just one hour to charge fully. Pretty impressive, honestly. And you’ve actually got an LED power indicator so you know exactly how much juice you’re working with at all times.