I've been using this for several months. The battery lasts really well, and the blade is fantastic. It's the most effective shaver I've ever used. I highly recommend. Read more

Without hesitation, this is the best beard trimmer I have ever used at any price point. I've gone through so many beard trimmers that I ended up not using because they were too awkward to hold, didn't cut smoothly, or weighed a metric ton. This little thing--which weighs little more than one of my disposable razors--makes fast duty of that weekly beard trim. And it does it without pulling or picking at the hairs, and only makes a quiet buzzing sound as it works. To boot, the device is actually comfortable to hold, encased in a grippy alien green rubberized coating that is easy to hold, even when wet (and, yes, the device is waterproof). Philips says the blade vibrates at 200 vibrations per second, and I think that might be right, based on the performance this thing turns out. The trimmer comes with three different plastic beard guides that snap onto the head for different cutting lengths. Since I generally maintain my beard at the same length, I have one of the attachments that stays on the trimmer, and the other two I keep in a box somewhere. However, another nice touch is that you can easily pop off the beard guide and use the blade itself to do precise cuts under the nose or really anywhere. (You can even, for a very, very short stubble cut, trim with the top side of the cutter flat on the face, rather than turning it sideways.) And, yes, if you want a complete trim (no beard), and are willing to accept the slightest amount of stubble or less, this unit will act as a razor blade. You won't get the complete hair removal of a traditional blade cut, but it will be close. You simply put the flat side of the cutter flat against your face, and go back and forth. You can do this either dry or with soap/shaving creme. It's actually pretty extraordinary that a device like this can cut so close. (Just a couple of years ago, I gave serious attention to a $300 shaver after going through multiple $150 - $200 shavers, and, boy, am I glad I did not take the plunge: this one is SO much better.) For $35, it's the beard bargain of the century. I almost effortlessly trim my beard now that I have this, no more worrying about position, direction, etc. You have to replace the blade every three months or so, but I've been using mine for months now, and still haven't changed the blade once (I cut once per week, for about two minutes.) The replacement blades (Philips Norelco OneBlade Replacement Blade, 2 Count , QP220/80) run about $12 each, and, depending on the amount of cutting you do, might last longer than the recommended three-month cycle. I HIGHLY recommend it. This is nothing short of an amazing device, and at its price, it is a SEVEN-star item, not just a five. Read more

Received this product with a 120V US adapter. Clearly it is not meant for this region and the re-seller has shipped a non-standard, cheaper version. Not to mention the safety hazard of using 120V in our 240V outlets. Read more

Not as great as advertised. Normal one and not good for shaving. Can be used as trimmer but not to waste money for that purpose coz lot of other cheap and good trimmers available in the market. Read more

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great and easy product to use and highly recommend it. Read more

The product is as good as it is described, the 1st shave I had without a Foam or Gel, didn't feel the pinch & it was a Great shave as ever with a Mach3 or something like that. Good handling & nicely balanced one. Let's hope this continues further, because this is my 1st time shave with the product. Will be updating after some time. Read more

I am very happy with the OneBlade. As background, I have sensitive skin and also have a skin condition that can flare up which makes shaving in my chin and mustache area very uncomfortable--a regular razor will usually take off the top layer of inflamed skin leaving red blotches that take a few days to heal up. As a result, I have shaved less and less over the years (difficult to do as a lawyer), and have a long and complicated system of shaving that usually involves trimming with a wahl trimmer to a shorter length, hot towel, shaving oil, badger brush, shave soap, safety razor, and multiple careful pases, followed by alum and aftershave. It is a huge pain. Plus, I would usually shave the night before due to the length of this routine and the fact that my skin would usually be pretty irritated after shaving, and wearing a shirt and tie would usually irritate my neck. So a lot of work, and I would have 8 hours of growth by the time I got dressed. As for my beard, I would say it is average--not super coarse and thick, but not thin or spotty. The trickiest spots for me to shave is usually my throat area, where I have whiskers growing in all different directions and there are some tight spots that I frequently nick trying to get a clean shave. I saw an online ad for this, and checked out some videos and amazon reviews before purchasing. I went into it thinking that even if I had to shave with a razor when I needed to be 100% clean shaven, I would still be happy with this product if I didn't make any skin flare ups worse and could keep my sideburns trimmed and neat. After my first shave, I am not sure if I need to use anything but the OneBlade. First, I expirmented by shaving part of my face dry, part wet in the shower, and part with shaving cream. I would say that I preferred the dry shave of all three. As a wet shaver, I think you need more than just water, as the directions say to use long passes. Personally, with the shaver and my skin wet. I had a hard time making long passes before I started getting some friction. The shaving cream reduced this friction. I am sure shaving oil might also work well. But this thing worked real good as a dry shaver, so essentially I am not sure if it is worth shaving with water or cream/oil/soap unless you just are dead set on shaving in the shower. The hair accumulates on the top of the blade even when you shave dry, so it does not get everywhere. There is definitely some clean up involved, but it is not bad compared to most electric clippers. After spending about a total 5 minutes shaving (which is way less than my usual routine), I looked completely clean shaven. If I really rubbed against the grain, I am not baby's butt smooth, but it is pretty darn close. It is pretty easy to use, you just lay it flat against your face, and shave with an emphasis of putting the top edge of the bade into the grain. Usually, I do not even attempt to shave against the grain with a razor for fear of irritation. I did it all over my face with the OneBlade with zero discomfort. One thing to note, you can nick yourself, especially if you have anything raised on your skin. I am sure there are ways to navigate around this as you get more comfortable using the OneBlade. As a shaver, I am very impressed with this product. It exceeded my expectations. Now for the downsides. First, you are going to be stuck buying blades for this thing. The initial cost of 35 bucks seemed reasonable, but blades are ~10-15 a piece. They say you can get 4 months out of one, but I cannot weigh in on that estimate yet. I think using water will cause the blade to break down quicker. It is also pretty delicate. I would be careful packing this thing for travel and would be careful where I store it as the tip is pretty dainty plastic. The unit does not have a light or anything on it to indicate battery life. Seems like it would have been easy to put an indicator on there, especially since it takes 8 hours to charge and will not work when plugged in. I think frankly the biggest con is the cost of replacement blades. But, for me, it is not much of a difference in what I was already spending between a razors (which were cheap for my safety razor), but shave oil, shaving cream, brush (I usually get about 2-3 years out of a brush), alum block, etc. I did use aftershave aver using this and probably will continue to do so. Also, I think that if you have a very thick beard, then this may not get as close as you want if you want a very clean shaven look. Some additional advantages are that I think this product would be excellent for body hair and for guys who shave their head, but clearly you will blow through replacement blades faster. That being said, there is no doubt a versatile product. For me, the OneBlade gives me a cleanly shaven look, and did not irritate my sensitive skin. Plus it greatly reduced the length of my shaving routine. For me, this thing has "wonder product" status right now I am extremely impressed. I will try to remember to update my review in a few months so I can discuss how long the blade lasted and whether any negatives have come to light with more use. But right now, if you are considering buying this, I would give it a go. Read more

shave anywhere you want. just glides Read more

So smooth on skin, easy to hold! Read more

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This is my second one because I want one for travel and the other for home. That should tell you how good they are! Read more

Bought one for myself and my sister liked it so much so had to buy her one as a gift. Really pleased Read more

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Great item but shame i coul7 find the power source. Its an american plug that uses 110 voltage so no good really for me. But the oneblade shave is great. Read more

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This is by far the best shaving machine I ever used! Gives a clean shave quickly and easily. Great for shaving the body as well. The combs so you can trim your beard are okayyy but other than that, worth every penny. Read more