Review on Trimmer Philips OneBlade Pro QP6510/20, black by Aneta Ania ubertowsk ᠌

As someone who has used electric devices for the face before, including three razors and a universal styler, I can state that the device does an excellent job of performing its functions, which include trimming and styling stubble or a short beard. It is possible to give them the outlines of a haircut, and if desired, they may even be shaved, but the quality of the shave will not be as great as it would be after using a razor (the state will be approximately the same as it would be in the evening after shaving in the morning). A handle, a power button, and a charge indicator with three stripes are all that are required to operate the item. It is not only lightweight but also of great quality and is comfortable to hold. The gadget has a large and flat double-sided blade that is padded on both sides and is situated at a very nice angle. This is the primary benefit of the device. It's nothing more than a tune. This device offers a level of usability that is unmatched by any of the other hairstylers on the market. None of the others even come close. I made a concerted effort to think of anything that would be more challenging for him to do, but I was unable to come up with a scenario in which it would be cumbersome to use it. It is much simpler and quicker to make even contours with this trimmer than it is with a normal trimmer, whether you are working on the face, the temples, the back of the head, or any other part of the head. Because the blade is flat, you may remove the bristles that are near to the skin, and I did not have any irritation as a result of doing so. This should be sufficient for the majority of circumstances given that the universal nozzle has 12 positions: 10 in increments of 0.5mm (from 0.5 to 5mm), 7mm, and 9mm. The nozzle may be attached or removed in a logical and uncomplicated manner, and its length can be adjusted using a wheel. Because the gadget is airtight, it is possible to wet shave with it (I haven't tried it myself because I don't like it), and you can also rinse the blade right in the middle of your work, which is quite convenient. The amount of time it takes to charge is not correct, however it should be completely powered within an hour. By the way, the charger and connector are identical to other similar Philips products (razor, styler). This is useful because if you already have, for instance, a Philips razor, you can keep the charger in the bathroom or carry only one charge with you on a trip. Every four months, as recommended by the manufacturer, you should replace the blade. I do not yet know what his true resource is, but I can presume that it is one and a half times higher than the one that he has claimed (unless you have wire sprouting on your face in place of hair:).