Review on Philips QC5115/15 Series 3000, black/grey by Felicja Lipka ᠌

I did not like the nozzle (( I always use an old typewriter to measure exactly three millimeters when cutting my hair, and I acquired this tool specifically for that purpose. And around these parts at least 3 mm plus 1 millimeter (between the teeth and the nozzle is another 1 mm). That may seem like a trivial matter, but on my head it is immediately evident to anyone who trims their hair already with a hair length of 8-9 mm, so it will be obvious to everyone who does so. A nozzle size of 0.5 millimeters or less, or none at all, is not an option. Long distance separating the end of the nozzle and the cutting teeth of the nozzle (almost 10 mm). It is difficult to tell where the hair has been chopped off and where it is still being worked on because of the length of the hair. In general, the nozzle is quite weak, and as a result, it is relatively simple to damage it inadvertently. A spare costs fifty percent of the total cost of the machine. In general, there is just one issue to deal with, and that issue involves a nozzle and another nozzle (. I have faith that these issues will be resolved at some point in the future, but in the meanwhile, I guess I'll just have to get accustomed to it.