Review on Trimmer Philips OneBlade Pro QP6530/15, black/green by Eh Wah Paw ᠌

As a razor works badly, as a trimmer - too. The blades, as the manufacturer himself says, will last only a few months. You can buy for a while while you pick up something of high quality (and reusable) Got pros: - Beautiful design - easy to wash. Hair inside the structure is not clogged, except perhaps under the blade, but it is still replaceable - after my last trimmer, which had to be charged all night like an old phone to shave once, it holds a charge indefinitely. Already used several times - it also shows three divisions - you can remove the nozzle and use it like a razor without additional shaving products. But not without flaws, which I will describe below. Has cons: - although the advertisement claimed the opposite, it severely damages the skin on the neck and leaves a lot of ingrown hairs (with a regular razor I didn’t even know what it was) - the plastic of the teeth at the nozzle is very thin and bends. Whatever length you set less than 5 millimeters, it turns out to be zero - body materials. A lot of inserts from glossy plastic that collects scratches on the air and quickly rubbed rubber. I use it gently for now, but I think it will quickly lose its appearance. - blades. By inattention, only after unpacking at home I read that the blades are replaceable, for a quarter of the price of a trimmer. That is, the trimmer cannot be called reusable in the full sense.