Review on Trimmer Philips OneBlade QP2620/20, black/green lime by Alexander Bambang ᠌

Main cons: 1. You can’t shave and charge the battery at the same time - it’s very inconvenient when the trimmer sits on half of the cheek and you have to wait. it's not something that, like an iPhone, you put on charge every night. 2. all attachments are very flimsy - many write that they break simply when removed / installed on the blade. I didn’t break because I immediately handled them very carefully, but I think that during operation there will be moments when they slip out of my hands and fall to the floor. They probably won't survive this fall. 3. there is no normal case/handbag - this problem stems from point 2, all these flimsy attachments are easy to lose/drop/step on, and there is no storage case, at least in the standard kit. 4. shaving quality - there are 1/3/5 mm nozzles in the kit, in fact this is not enough, there is a more expensive version with a + 2mm nozzle, because it is difficult to make the transition of the beard from large to light stubble. 3 is still thick, and 1 is almost fair. The body attachment does not shave in such a way that from one time, you have to do it well several times. 5. the cost of replacement parts and the frequency of their replacement - someone correctly noted that you are essentially buying a "blade subscription". a new blade costs 1400. - this is 1/3 of the cost of the entire razor. it is stated that it is enough for 4 months - I did not check it myself, some write in reviews that it is only enough for a month. But let's say we believe the manufacturer, then the cost of owning a machine for 3 years is = 36/4 = 9 - 2 blades in the kit = 7 * 1400 + 3500 the cost of a razor = 13,300. As for me, it's cool!