Philips Norelco OneBlade 360 Face & Body, QP2834/70

This thing is outstanding! I use it on my beard trim as well but the best thing about it is I have a colostomy bag and I have to trim my hair on my belly to put that on there and it works great for that. Also, I have to trim my hair for bandages and works great on the arms and all the back hair! And the best thing is, I need to cut around the boys down there in the groin area this works great because you don’t have to worry about cutting yourself ! Battery life is forever it seems don’t have to hardly charge it in between uses! Yes, literally cut the hair as close to your body as a razor and shaving cream, and you can rinse it right off in the sink very handy trimmer! And yes, it’s worth the $50!

I've been using this almost every day for a week now. This is my new go-to way to shave my face. I was previously shaving with a safety razor, which sometimes nicked my skin or caused irritation if I didn't follow the grain of my beard. Now with this Philips Norelco, there is zero irritation, I can shave in two minutes, and it is easy to keep clean. The battery lasts long, I haven't charged it all week. It's not very loud, so I won't wake my girlfriend when I'm getting ready. It is very durable, easy to use, and has a nice design, so if you're debating it, I promise just do it and it'll change your entire process for the better.

Honestly it's a fantastic product. Does a great job, doesn't irritate my skin much even when I just use water. I started getting razor bumps at some point but after starting to use shaving cream it went away, so it must be my skin changed. It gives a visually clean shave, although obviously not quite smoothe as a circle blade shaver. If anything, the biggest weakness is actually a strength. I use it 1-2 times a week, and the battery charge lasts for MONTHS. It lasts so long I've lost the charger in between charges! I got a new one and keep it nearby now, but it was that funny memory when I plugged it in today that made me come back and actually write a review. Pros: cuts clear, very straightforward experience, cuts close for what it is. It's light and easy to maneuver. Battery lasts insanely long. Cons: can't get quite as close as a regular shave (although that's expected with this kind of shaver), battery lasts so damn long you may lose the charger.

Overall, this Philips Norelco face and body groomer was okay and does the basic trimming job. It is useful for general grooming, and I like that it is designed for both face and body use with adjustable options. However, I found it a little difficult to work with when trying to create clean lines or sharper edges. For regular trimming, it works fine, but if you are looking for very precise shaping or detailed line work, it may take more effort and may not give the cleanest result. In general, it is a decent grooming tool, but I think it is better for basic trimming than for detailed styling. I would recommend it for simple grooming, but not necessarily for someone who needs very precise lines.

My original item arrived used, see pictures. This is not a flaw of the item itself, so once my replacement arrived and I used it a few times, I came back to update my review and rating. I purchased this exclusively to use for man grooming... shaving, not trimming, and I shave just about everything I can reach aside from arms and legs. I have used a foil head body shaver for several years, just buying a new one when the old one has had enough, but even the best foil head shavers have their drawbacks for below the neck and belt use. After researching, I decided to give this one a try. I have no idea exactly how the shaver "head" works, but this thing is awesome for body shaving. It came with the 360 "blade" for face and a regular "blade" for body that had the safety attachment. I tried to use the safety attachment but it didn't give a close enough shave. Fortunately, the OneBlade works really well without the safety guard. The shave is very close, and this thing glides like butter. Foil shavers are difficult to use if you are wet or sweaty, so I couldn't use it on days when I worked out. The OneBlade works well even after a workout. I did try it a little on my face just to see if that's a travel option (I don't travel often), and it seems to work well there if I needed it to. Overall, the only real "con" is that the blade head is small, so body shaving takes a little longer. I wish there was a larger blade head option for use on chest, but the smaller blade does allow me to get to weird spots (arm pits, the southern twins, etc.) much more easily than my larger foil head shaver. I have had a few small blood splotches in sensitive spots, but I'm not sure how because I felt no pain, pinch, or pull at all while using the OneBlade. It may be part of the adjustment moving from an older, less effective type of shaver. No issues using it on loose skin, and the ability to tip the blade on its side for trimming is awesome. I don't know about longevity, and I'm not sure how long each "blade" will last, but so far I am planning to stick with this moving forward. If you order from here, just make sure you don't receive one that's used! Original Review (one star rating): I did a ton of research and settled on this as my new body shaver. It arrived just in time for me to charge it and use it, but when I open it the directions didn’t seem packaged correctly. I was immediately suspicious. The box appeared to have been previously opened, and eventually I found hair on the face blade and handle of the trimmer. Seems like I received a used product. Very disappointing. I’ll be returning this and purchasing another.

To preface, this is my 5th electric shaver in my quest to find a good nut and stick shaver. It’s going to be a long review for those interested. TLDR: It sucks if you have thick hair. My coconuts were nicked, hurt, and left whimpering in the shower. I didn’t even risk the cucumber. I am a man of the Asian persuasion. Meaning, I am almost hairless everywhere, except my no no square. Unmanaged, it makes the Amazon jungle look like freshly mowed grass. I’m not exactly a footlong sub, but I’m not exactly a six inch flatbread either. I got some big ol’ meatball marinaras to work with too. My missus prefers trimmed, but not smooth shaved surfaces. If too smooth, my body’s defense mechanisms decides to grow thorns within a day or two, which is painful for my beautiful wife’s perfect skin to deal with. The hair must be just long enough to stay soft, but not too long to become humid and nasty. How demure. My hair is what L’Oreal commercials are inspired by. Black, coarse, shiny unbreakable hair Jada Smith wishes her bald ass head would have. I have a personal hatred for her - cheating on your mans with your son’s friend is nasty work. God gave her that chrome dome as punishment. Anyways, it’s the kind of hair you can pull knots out with brute force. The roots will always give up before my hair does. I would trust my hair over a rope in an emergency. My hair holds me together stronger than babies hold together marriages. This razor sucks at dealing with it. Awful, worst of the bunch. I tried initially using the guard attachment, but after 25 thousand passes, I gave up and took it off. Then came the horrors. So much pain. I enjoy pulling hair, but not having mine pulled. I am still sore from the razor burns. I am very good at doing this after many years, but that was rough. I got to find out the battery life was a bit more than the 30 minutes it said it was, because it took so painfully long to shave, it died first. Absolutely worthless for me. I gave up and pulled out my trusty Henson razor instead, and shaved them babies bald. I should sue for emotional damage from the weinering I’m going to miss out on during the next few days. For those who are gonna @ me and blame me for improper technique, I am a man who used to shave my jewels with a straight razor. If you don’t know how much trust in your abilities you need to do that, don’t talk to me. This razor is mid af.

I absolutely love this style of shaver. This is the third one I purchase. And yes, my other two older versions are still running. I bought one of the first series Norelco when they first came out (non swivel blade). Later, I was gifted another one that had some attachments for beard and the blade swiveled.. I loved that you could adjust the closeness of the shave by just clicking a dial. My son loved my shaver that he asked for one and so I got his this one. This one is just as good as any other. I love the assortment of attachments that it comes with and the ease of use to it. It super simple to attach them and dial in the closeness of the shaver for your desire beard trim. What I love the most of these shavers are the battery life on all of these and the size of these. They fit literally anywhere when traveling. With the new swivel head, you can get a cleaner shave with time saving results. I can't use traditional razors since they irritate my skin and rust out rather quickly. Plus using shaving cream and other stuff equals more things to carry with you. The quality of these razors are just awesome! They're built to last. I do wish they would come with a charging block. My first every charger had the adapter that you could just plug into the wall and done. After the first series, they stop making the charger that way. Don't know why.

I have half a dozen various electric razors and trimmers and I don't love any of them. I stumbled across this one. I decided to get it and see if it would end my quest for the perfect electric shaver/trimmer. What's one more shaver to sit in a cupboard, unloved, right? Well, I love it. And I followed it by buying the Philips BT9810. Which I also love. So why did I buy both? They are really good at different things. The OneBlade 360 is great for edging, shaping, clean up, manscaping, etc., and a quick face clean up when I don't want to wet shave. It's super maneuverable, quick, and versatile. In short, I like it for quick cleanups and edging but not so much for an all-out trim. When I saw the 9810, I quickly realized it is basically the same trimmer as the Philips 7790 multigroomer, without all the blade guides, etc., and the really slick dial-in trimming adjustment. I have one of these sitting, mostly unloved, in my bathroom. It's just too fiddly, with all the different blade guides. I found it more useful when I was cutting my own hair (thank you, pandemic). Just not what I wanted for quick, easy clean-ups and trims of beard and mustache. It's also just not great for getting the fur off the rest of my face. i.e. It's not shaver-ish at all. It was fine for more extensive beard shaping, etc., but again...fiddly. The BT9810 is all the goodness without the fiddly. SOLD! The BT9810 is excellent for more serious trimming. I get the benefits of a trimmer with multiple blade guards without all the fiddling. It is bulkier and less nimble than the OneBlade for clean-up and shaping but does a better job at the more involved or thicker cutting. You aren't going to use this in other places either, like for manscaping. Well, unless you are very brave. I got more consistent length when setting this to a 5mm cut and hitting my mustache and beard than with the OneBlade. The OneBlade gave me nicer edges. Probably because it is just more maneuverable and shaves more like a razor in some ways. So, I wound up with two clippers I didn't know I needed. I love them both. Have someone on your holiday list that you want to spoil? Buy them this trimmer. Or buy them both. Or buy them for yourself. All the other lackluster trimmers are going to the thrift shop now. I'll keep the multigroomer for those oddball occasions when I want the versatility of multiple blade guards, the body groomer, and interchangeable blades. The OneBlade 360 and the BT9810 are now my go-to trimmers now. If you read this far, you definitely deserve to buy yourself one or both of these trimmers. ;)

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