Review on Philips OneBlade trimmer QP2520/20, black/salad by Agata Pkala (Kira) ᠌

After shaving with a clipper (that is, one that was not clean) once or twice every week up until this point, I came to the conclusion that this razor would be more appropriate for my needs. I had a hunch about this in general, but there are some drawbacks as well. I enjoyed the shave since it was closer than a machine and almost as close as a machine, but it didn't irritate my skin at all. It is of the utmost significance. Regarding the deficiencies. Advertising that is overbearing #thisnerazor is getting old. :) There is no indicator that shows that charging is taking place; only the charger itself has a light that illuminates when the razor is attached to it. Only the previous model has this feature. It is not clear when it is being charged (the instructions state that a full charge would be achieved in 8 hours, which is a very long time), nor is it clear when it is being discharged. It's likely that marketers worked to prevent the inclusion of a standard battery with an indicator. The package comes with three different nozzles, a protective cover for the blade, and a charger that is extremely compact. It would be convenient to have a container in which to put everything. I am curious as to how long the blade will survive, given that purchasing a pair of replacement blades would be equivalent to the cost of purchasing the razor itself. I am content with the acquisition, and I want to make use of it.