Review on Trimmer Philips OneBlade Pro QP6530/15, black/green by Anastazja Kwiatkowsk ᠌

I have been wearing a light short beard in the style of "natural grooming" or "two-week stubble" for almost 4 years. I used a well-known brand trimmer with a mesh block and 3 removable "combs", putting the bristles in order no more than once a week. But the good old NiMH - the battery began to die, and I wanted something more modern in return . Now for a month and a half I have been using the new OneBladePro QP6530 Face. Pretty much the same shave as before. The difference with the old trimmer is in the details. The nozzle with a 12-position swivel wheel works like a good watch. So far I have set it to positions 9 and 7. A clear predictable result and a comfortable process. And ample opportunities for experimenting with style for the future. A modern capacious Li-Ion battery with a charge level indicator on the handle and a compact fast charger - class! (as I lived before .)) I recharged the battery for the entire time of use (namely, I charged it) once. The handle made of high-quality plastic with "anti-slip notches" fits well in the hand. That the bristles fly apart when shaving was not a revelation. I decide everything simply - I shave over the sink in the bathroom, I wash the razor under a stream of warm water, at the same time washing off everything else. The time recommended by the instruction for replacing the shaving unit is standard for such devices - once every 4 months. From previous experience, yes, with my shaving frequency and average stiffness / density of bristles, the block should be enough for at least a year. Where to buy a new one and how much it costs - I don’t even think about it yet. As 50% visual), I immediately noted the beautiful stylish high-quality box of the device with basic information on its use. Inside - three blocks of the device and two elegant cardboard boxes - with a charger and a set of documentation. Separately, I was pleased with the "Certificate of Conformity", including electromagnetic compatibility. Especially for technically advanced men who care about how to drive near their heads)