Review on Trimmer Philips OneBlade QP2620/20, black/green lime by Thanaporn Amphaiwora ᠌

In a nutshell, everything seems to be operating OK; the only precaution that needs to be taken is to handle the nozzle with care, making sure not to drop it, bend it, etc. Has some pros If you have irritation, a trimmer might be a better option than a traditional razor; at least, using one has been helpful for me. Ergonomic, pleasant, unpretentious, and straightforward, a single charging session is sufficient for four to five lengthy shaving sessions. Plenty of flavors to suit anyone's preferences. The nozzles on all varieties of trimmers with one blade have a reputation for being fragile, which is one of their major drawbacks. If it has been like that for more than three months, it is time for a change. In the event that the razor is dropped, the trimmer itself will not be damaged, but the nozzle will be discarded. Because they are made of plastic, the legs of the nozzle are not strong enough to sustain intense pressure or dropping. In general, there would be fire if there was iron, but only if there was iron. They cost almost as much as the razor itself when you factor in the cost of the two replaceable nozzles that are included in the package.