Philips OneBlade Pro

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Cause it's really good shaver face & Body make shaving easier

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Took a little to get used to but with the adjustable head I can keep my 5/8” beard nicely trimmed and with the adjustable head removed it does a nice trim line.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works great and convenient, this is my third one. I like it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have sensitive skin and cannot wet shave at all, doesn’t matter if it’s safety razor or whatever else is available, and are tired of trying to use the trimmer to create a “clean shave/trim”, this right here is what you’ll want, trust me on this!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like it so far. It keeps me from getting razor bumps.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the razor it cuts close enough that it exactly what I’ve been looking for

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This shaver, once you get the hang of it, shaves much closer than they lead you to believe which is GREAT! In addition, it doesn't irritate your skin at all. I only gave it 4 Stars because the blade in the back makes fine sculpting of beards and mustaches nearly impossible to do. Turning it on its edge as they suggest leaves a very noticeable and undesirable stubble. If you lay it flat on your skin as directed to start sculpting, but the back blade rests on top of the growth you wish to keep, the rear blade can make a mess of it. I've suggested they make an accessory blade without this rear edge but then it could no longer be called the OneBlade. Call it "OneBlade S" for Sculpting(?). In the meantime I just lay a piece of scotch tape over the rear blade and problem solved - for me. This thing cuts anything it touches quickly - except your skin - so proceed carefully!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This shaver, once you get the hang of it, shaves much closer than they lead you to believe which is GREAT! In addition, it doesn't irritate you skin at all. I only gave it 4 Stars because the blade in the back makes fine sculpting nearly impossible to do fine sculpting of beards and mustaches. Turning it on its edge as they suggest leaves a very noticeable and undesirable stable. If you lay it on top of the growth you wish to keep and shave against the growth for close sculpted line, the rear blade makes a mess of it. I've suggested they make a blade without this rear blade but then it could no longer be called the OneBlade. Call it "OneBlade S" for Sculpting(?). In the meantime I just lay a piece of scotch tape over the blade and problem solved. This thing cuts anything it touches quickly - except your skin - so proceed carefully!