Philips Norelco Replacement QP220 80 Review

This is one of those scams where they make a product that is good while it lasts but RUNS FAST so they can sell you replacement blades. They even have a subscription program to get new blades every three months. I bought it to shave my head and trim my beard to the right length. I use about two or three times a week. These blades will dull in a maximum of three weeks and cost $9 per blade when you purchase 2 packs of Revain. From a functional point of view, I've never had a razor that works so…

OneBlade replacement blade - breaks very easily at the neck joint (see attachment). However, the original OneBlade that comes with the razor doesn't. So this appears to be an intentional strategy to increase recurring income (shame on you Philips!) - which degrades at a much faster rate than the original OneBlade that came with the razor. Again, this appears to be a deliberate design strategy to increase recurring income (again. Shame on you Philips!). The OneBlade razor as a whole is flimsy at

I shave with the OneBlade most of the time and most of the time other people couldn't tell it apart from a more traditional shave. I have blonde facial hair so this may not work if you have very dark hair. However, the real benefit is that there is no irritation when shaving with the OneBlade, my skin is quite sensitive and even high-end foil razors make me blush a little and sometimes get cuts or breakouts. My skin looks great after just a few days of using OneBlade, a great alternative to…

First of all, I'm a mechanical engineer and I work in high volume manufacturing. I have been using these blades for almost 5 years. They were great for the first few years, the blades stayed sharp, smooth, very little difference in height of cut. Now their production seems to have expanded their technological parameters, so I noticed a big difference in the height of the blade, the sharpness of the blade and the smoothness of the diamond pattern. In my opinion their quality control doesn't seem