Philips QP230 50 Oneblade Replacement Review

My husband has been using this blade for several years, one is enough for six months, taking into account the use once a week. It seems to me that the price is too high because of the brand, you can lower the cost a little.

Bought the original razor, the blades were included. As always, everything has properties to end. I got the set at a discount. A very advantageous offer. I use the second month. There are no complaints, they are no different from those that came with the kit. The blades are still sharp after two months of use.

The husband wears a beard, so the trimmer is what was needed, the blades last for a long time, with attachments it drops the length, and makes a contour with a clean blade

I have been using the OneBlade trimmer for a year, changing the blade for the first time. As it dulled, the old blade turned green. Shaves 5+, no irritation, especially cuts. Changing blades was easy. The price seems high, but I would spend about the same on machines, and the advantages of the trimmer definitely outweigh. I forgot about regular machines.

I have been using it for the third year now, the process of shaving has ceased to be a routine. The blades last for me personally for 8 months, I shave at 0. It leaves small roots, but in general it is not critical. Its pros: Compact. The charge lasts for a month if you shave every 3 days. Relatively quiet. After 6 months it is advisable to change the blade, but in fact it lasts much longer. With its cons: Still, this is a trimmer, and it is still far from the quality of shaving with an…

The service life of the blades, apparently, is individual for everyone, it depends on the thickness of the hair, density, weather on Mars . It lasts for me for a couple of months, after which hell begins - it pulls the bristles no worse than some kind of depilator .

My authentic product journey.Pros below: Long service life, enough for more than half a year Cons below: Not the first time they shave off the hair on the neck

Well, a replacement blade and a replacement blade. the razor itself is very good, I recommend. although if you read reviews on blades, then you obviously already have a razor

The blade is like a blade, the past (the one that came with the trimmer) fell apart after a year of use, I did not notice the difference between the old and the new. I changed it and okay, you can use it for another year, change it every 3-6 months, as indicated in the instructions, I don’t see the point.

Great blades for a great oneblade. It lasts for a very long time, even more than stated (3 months), I use it together with the nozzle from the pro version and leave myself a bristle of 1 mm. Recently I was given these blades and I think that they will last me a year.

In-depth thoughts on this product.With its pros: Long service life, enough for more than half a year Some cons: Not the first time they shave off the hair on the neck

An honest appraisal of this item.Different pros: does not irritate the skin and gently shaves hair Got cons: does not cut the bristles well, remains very long

Evaluating my recent purchase.With its pros: the presence of the blade itself on this trimmer Some cons: the quality is worse than the original, the cost is high (

At the price of "Complete device" about 2500R, selling "blades" for it at a price of ~ 1000R is . Reminds me of getting hooked on a drug addict's needle. Although the thing is great. Hey, back in Phillips - drop the price, people will flock to you.

Relating my personal experience.Pros: Indeed, one blade is enough for 4 months, probably even more. Has cons: The price is comparable to a new trimer and one blade

Bought as a replacement for the "native" cassette, bought with a razor. Shaves, does not pull the bristles. Satisfied with the quality

My main question when searching was - is it just the blade or the whole structure. For those who have the same question - yes, this is a complete nozzle.

It is well worth the money to purchase both the razor and the replacement blade, which comes highly recommended. I have been using it for both dry and wet shaving on a regular basis for the past four months, at a frequency of three times per week. From what I understand, the cassette should be replaced somewhere between six and eight months after it has been used, on average. Minimal inflammation, Be sure to rinse the blade even if you are in a rush; I rarely did so with the one before it, and…

In general, 4. Is worthy of being recommended. Has some pros Light. I concur with the reports that it is possible to shave in a short amount of time. When the blade becomes dull, it is no longer effective for removing facial hair and reducing irritation during the shaving process; however, it is still useful for other purposes. despite the fact that it is specifically forbidden in the manual. The following are some of its negative aspects: Blades dull quickly. Enough for three to four months…

I am currently writing a review not only on the blades themselves, but also on the razor in its entirety. My neck was always a source of irritation for me, and I believe it was either caused by ingrown hairs, the texture of my hair (which is slightly wavy), or the fact that it grew in an erratic pattern. Ingrown hairs were the most common cause. But using this razor was very helpful for me. I have no idea what the meaning of annoyance is. Since I've been using oneBlade for about two years now…