Philips Norelco - OneBlade 360 Pro Hybrid Face & Body Electric Trimmer QP6552/70 - Black

Great electric razor for trimming and for short stubble.

It gives a closer shave then other electric razors i’ve tried but make sure you use the body guard if you’re using it on the body it can and will cut you

Norelco has been one of those brand you can go to and rely on, I had a trimmer from them for quite a while but the battery isn't holding much of a charge so I needed to pick up something else. I mostly shave my neck and clean the edge on my face as I have a beard that I trim from time to time, if I'm not letting it get unruly. There's a method to the shave that they show you in the manual, based on which blade you're using. The OneBlade provides a great trim with the provided guard, fits well, doesn't feel like it will pop off and gives a consistent cut. The hair can gather in the guard quite a bit, I popped it off a couple times while cutting to get the job done. Trying to use the blade alone I could get a pretty good shave on my face, but wasn't having the easiest time trying to clean up my neck. For this I went back with a standard razer blade to get things smooth. I like the battery percentage as my previous blade didn't have any sort of battery indicator. Being able to lock the trimmer from turning on by holding down the power button also is great to stop accidental power on. Only thing, for being a One Blade I definitely needed a second to shave down to where I needed. I feel this is great as a trimmer mostly, if you want to keep things to a certain length and is in the size of the trimmer this is defintely a great option. The OneBlade Pro I got came with a pouch to store everything in. I don't keep the stand out, it would be nice if they switched it over to a USB-C at some point so it's one less thing to take to me, but that would be convenient not a deal breaker. Good, just not great. But I will definitely keep using this as long as it continues to hold a charge!

As someone who has used multiple different models of the Philips Norelco OneBlade over the years, I was excited to get my hands on the Philips Norelco Pro Plus 360 Face & Body. The OneBlade series has always been my go to razor of mine due to its versatility, and this latest version has introduced a significant upgrade with its 20 in 1 adjustable guard, making it way better than the older models where the guards would just clip onto the blade. Right out of the box, the Pro Plus 360 has that premium look and feel. The build quality is solid, with a well-balanced handle that fits comfortably in the hand. The design is sleek and modern, while maintaining the signature volt green accent colors that Philips Norelco is known for, along with a nice gun metal grey finish. The LED battery status screen is a welcome addition, so you know just how much battery you have left, but this really isn't a huge issue anymore since it comes with a charging stand. So, once you are done using it, you just place it back on the charging stand and you never really have to worry about battery life any more. That being said if you are traveling and don't want to take the charging stand with you will get 120 minutes at 100% battery which should be plenty. A little nitpick is that they still use their proprietary charging port and wish they went with a universal charging port in USB-C. The new 360-degree pivoting blade in my opinion is a game changer. Unlike the older OneBlade models, which had a fixed blade that required constant repositioning, this model adapts to the shape of the face and body with ease. This results in a much smoother, better shave, reducing the number of passes needed over tricky spots like the jawline, neck, and Adams apple. One of my biggest gripes with older OneBlade models was the clip-on guards (there still are 2 clip-on guards for the body grooming attachment). I found they were often flimsy, easy to lose, easy to break and would constantly detach mid-shave. This new model features a built-in adjustable guard, which is a night-and-day improvement. Instead of fumbling around with multiple guard attachments, squinting to see what number guard you grabbed, the adjustable guard allows you to scroll in the dial to your desired length with a simple turn mechanism. It clips into the back of the handle securely in place, eliminating the risk of it falling off mid-trim. The adjustable guard offers 20 length settings from 0.4-10, making it easy to switch between a close shave, stubble, or a longer trim. This is huge for me with my beard, in that I like my mustache to be around a number 3 or 4 in length and my chin to be around a number 6 or 7, and the rest of my face around a 5 or 6, making it so much easier and a time saver being able to turn the dial on the fly. Another strong point of the 360 Pro Plus is its dual-use capability for both the face and body. It handles thick facial hair just as well as it does body hair. The skin guard ensures a comfortable trim for sensitive areas, and the water-resistant design allows for use while in the shower. Cleaning is super simple, just rinse the blade and guards under water. Unlike traditional razors, the OneBlade doesn’t clog with hair easily, which makes maintenance super easy. That being said, it won't hurt to use a little brush to get those super fine hairs out of the blade. Pros: 360-degree pivoting blade for a smoother and more adaptive shave. Adjustable built-in guard eliminates the need for multiple clip-on guards. Versatile for both face and body with different length settings. Water-resistant for wet and dry shaving. Long battery life at 120 minutes. Cons: Body Clip guard - difficult to remove and can cause the 360 Oneblade to snap off if you try to force it off the blade. Blade replacements are still a bit pricey, though they last longer than standard razors. Not a full razor replacement for those who prefer a completely clean shave. Overall, The Philips Norelco Pro Plus 360 is a huge improvement over older models, especially due to the adjustable guard that replaces the flimsy clip-on attachments. It's versatile, convenient, and the perfect trimmer for both facial grooming and body hair maintenance. If you’re a fan of the OneBlade system or looking for a reliable trimmer, you can not go wrong with this one.

This is the most versatile trimmer I've ever owned. It has a few performance drawbacks compared to more traditional clippers but the versatility more than makes up for it. In the box you get the trimmer body, 2 one blades, a charging stand and cable, 3 guards (one for face), a protective cover (for travel) and a carrying bag. It takes just a few minutes of fiddling with it to get going. I was new to the one blade and while that fit on the trimmer without a problem, the guards snapped on after looking at it for a moment. The benefit of the one blade is shaving close to the skin - really any part of the body - without fear of nicking or scratching. If you don't shave any parts of your body then you might not need it, but I found it to be right on point in terms of closeness of shaving as well as comfort. The one blade is true to its name in so much as you can trim the most sensitive areas of your body without fear of nicks. I have a beard and using the guard with the one blade to trim my beard worked really well. I got a consistent shave without fear of trimming too much. I used it to trim around my beard and while it does a decent job if getting close to the skin, I still opt for my razer to shave my face around my beard but that isn't a knock on the one blade. I just prefer the closeness of razer on my face. You could certainly use the one blade on your face in a pinch. In terms of shaving my body, I shave my back, arms and shoulders frequently and I thought the one made did a terrific job. It gets closer than anything I've used (outside of razers). And it's simple and easy. The only knock is that the one blade is small, and for longer hair it takes several passes to shave the hair. So it takes a little longer than my larger trimmer. But the benefit is convenience, closeness and no nicks. The blades rotate allowing it to conform to your body as you shave. Basically they swivel to the left and right. The blades supposedly last a few months each. I'm not sure how to tell when you need to replace it, I'm assuming when the cutting performance is compromised but a several months use case seems plenty reasonable to me and the replacement blades aren't cost prohibitive. The battery is rated for 120 minutes. There's a charging percentage on the handle when you turn it on. It lasts plenty long for any job. But the charging bag allows you to take everything with you whenever you travel, so battery should never be an issue. It's also completely waterproof. Trimming in the shower isn't always the best because the hair sticks to your body, but I like to rinse it under the faucet to clean out the hair which is a big benefit. I love not having to worry about it getting damaged with water. All in all, this is my favorite trimmer and quickly made it's place into daily care routine.