Philips Norelco OneBlade Pro Face, QP6531/70

It's like a Mini trimmer that trims as closely as a razor but no shaving cream required. I have been using it for over a month now, once a week. It doesn't give me any razor bumps on my face, if you are careful you don't even get any micro cuts. Key is to take your time. Washed dry seems to work best for me, I even tried it on the armpits and nether area just out of curiosity how well it can "shave", it performed flawlessly as well as actually using a razor again washed dry. No issues on sensitive reigons either (please be careful not to overdo it then you can get micro cuts that can burn; dry seems to work best. Then if needed some soapy water touch-up but seldomly required). I charged it once since purchase and it's still got 29% battery left.If you are on the fence like I was, get it. Make sure to do your homework, the one I got has the lithium ion battery and came with a few attachments, a case and an extra blade. I purchased it on the Independence Day sale. Well worth it in my humble opinion. Norelco still makes amazing products. I'm glad to see that.

This thing is a beast. The Philips OneBlade 360 Pro is hands down the best grooming tool I’ve used — super smooth, no irritation, and it handles everything from trimming to edging with zero issues. The new 360 head moves with your face and neck, so it’s way easier to get a clean, even trim, even around the jawline and under the chin.Battery life is solid, the adjustable guard is clutch for getting different lengths, and it’s perfect for both beard maintenance and quick cleanups. It’s gentle on the skin but still powerful enough to cut through thick hair without tugging.If you’re looking for one all-in-one trimmer/razor that actually lives up to the hype, this is it. Highly recommend.

I only needed a replacement beard trimmer (no need for a shaver as such) and was originally somewhat skeptical about the concept of using a small electric shaver with an adjustable trimming accessory. But the reviews were good, and I decided to give it a try.It turned out to be a great 3-in-1 appliance. PROs:1. The trimming accessory is simple, sturdy, doesn't bend arbitrarily, ensures uniform trimming length, and is easy to adjust. Do NOT pay attention to reviews where some people complained about incorrect trimming length. We should all understand that these scales are approximate and relative. What used to be 2.5mm on my old trimmer is 3.5mm on this one (2.5 produces something close to the 5 O'clock stubble). Just find the correct position. It's quite predictable from there. In my case, if I need to trim it a little longer, I just switch to 4 or 4.5mm.2. The whole thing is very easy to clean. The trimming accessory can be instantaneously removed (or put back on) and washed separately. To clean the shaver, just turn it on and wash it for 15 seconds under the tap, as recommended in the manual.3. It's VERY compact compared to a regular rechargeable trimmer but works no less efficiently. A significant plus for traveling.4. An unexpected but welcome advantage: a much smaller "contamination" area. With all my previous dedicated trimmers, small, trimmed pieces of hair were flying in all directions within the 2+ ft radius, and I had to carefully clean both the sink and the shelves around it after each trimming. With this one, the "contamination radius" is much smaller, and cleaning afterwards is so much easier...5. After a month, the battery shows no signs of depletion. Looks like I can take it with me on a month-long trip without any need for recharging it.CONs: None are too bad, but you need to take it into account.1. The shaver uses a custom 15V power adapter with a weird custom cable, and you will have to take it with you anywhere you go. Moreover, you will not be able to charge the shaver if you accidentally lose this power adapter, or it breaks. WHY, oh WHY can't they design these rechargeable appliances to use the worldwide standard, i.e. an USB-C port??? Any USB-C power source for notebooks and smartphones automatically adjusts to anything between 5V and 20V. It IS important to take as few cables/chargers as possible when you travel, let alone the risks of losing this stupid custom power adapter...2. Another universal design flaw inherent in 95% of all rechargeable appliances: Neither a small, recessed BATTERY OFF switch accessible only with a staple/small pin, nor a safety latch preventing accidental powering on. This IS important when you travel and want to put the shaver or trimmer in your luggage. Imagine something moving and pressing against the Power ON button during numerous bag loading/unloading procedures! It beats me why nobody thinks of this simple precaution when designing appliances that are frequently used while traveling...

This is an outstanding little shaver. Extremely close shave, nearly exactly like a blade shave. A person would be hard pressed to tell I didn't blade shave with a DE razor.One star off because I think build quality is pretty cheap and the heads are a little expensive when they wear out. I feel like a drop when using this would break it.

Excellent razor. Had a cheaper version of the one blade before and had it for 5+ years. Tried a few different brands and Phillips never disappoints. Beard trim to close shave, both smooth and comfortable on the skin. Plus, the blades last a LONG time and you can replace them once they get dull. I have nothing bad to say about this electric razor which means something cuz I'm pretty picky about items I use. 9.5/10

Finally a decent solution for a quick close trim without tearing my face apart. Avoided buying this for years thinking my clippers worked better, it works great, the blades go quickly which is annoying, but ease of use and the dry/wet ability makes up for it.

The Philips OneBlade 360 Pro is a top-tier grooming tool—sleek, powerful, and versatile. It smoothly handles shaving, edging, and body grooming, and is ideal for travelers thanks to its travel lock, compact form factor, and strong battery life.If you want one device for facial detail, stubble, and body hair—with ease of cleaning and minimal irritation—this is hands-down worth it. Just remember to factor in blade replacements—it’s still an excellent investment for the long run.