Review on Trimmer Philips OneBlade Pro QP6510/20, black by Agata Kulesza ᠌

Buyers, please keep in mind that this is a nano trimmer (!) and not a razor. After shaving, you end up looking unshaven since you didn't get a good shave. Compared to the machine, you are completely inadequate. As an added bonus, electric razors leave behind far fewer shaving hairs. Think about the effect that unshaven bristles will have after you shave. If you succeed, you can slit your own throat. If you hold it properly, you won't get any cuts. There is + zero irritation. I have ample battery life for three months (twice weekly shaving)! major drawbacks include high replacement costs (you'll need to buy a new head every three to four months), hair flying everywhere (I shave over the bathroom, not over the sink), and a poorly thought-out layout. Because the trimmer's head is cocked, the lower blade is rarely used yet the upper edge is already dull, thus flipping it over is the only option. The battery life is excellent, which is a definite plus. comfortable in the hand, and effective as a razor (assuming you don't need to be shaved like a pane of glass). In my opinion, the machines are sick of having their power shut off constantly, and I have a weird aversion to electricity (which has always been a source of aggravation for me, and which I have yet to outgrow). The truth is that a single blade does not provide a close shave, but I am equipped with superior methods.