Customer Ratings & Reviews

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!

I have purchased at least 15 different trimmer/shaver combo’s and they are either too big, have too many attachments, not powerful enough and none of them ever trim my beard evenly. Norelco corrects all these issues to make the 360 the most complete personal trimmer/shaver on the market. Edging: The Norelco 360 Pro Plus does a great job when it comes to edging, the one blade works perfectly to help create sharp lines and its easy to use even around the nose/mustache area. I was a bit worried the one-blade portion would be too stiff/loose, but it worked perfectly. When edging I would highly recommend having wet skin as the shaver part does a much better job in comparison to if your skin was dry. Trimming: The best thing about the 360 pro is the level of adjustment for facial hair, there are 20 different lengths. Now many trimmers offer these settings the difference is that the Norelco seems to cut all the hairs at the same level this is a god sent if you want to avoid the patchy hair look in your beard. I can’t emphasis how big of a deal this is, as mentioned before I have tried multiple trimmer/shaver combos and none of them have been able to give the evenness as the 360 pro plus. Clean cut: The one-blade does get close when you are using it for a clean shave, cleaning up the neckline. I did notice that it does a much better job if you wet your skin or use shaving cream over a dry cut. My skin was not agitated, nor did it snag on any hairs regardless of length or wet/dry shave. Although it does a respectable job it’s still not as good as a razer but very few combo trimmer/shavers are. Issue -The biggest issue I have with the 360 Pro Plus is that it doesn’t ship with the charging base and what is worse is that it’s a USB A , with everything going to USB C I wish Norelco had opted for USB c charging. The 360 pro plus is the best trimmer/shaver combo that I have ever used. It trims hair evenly and there is no need for multiple attachments. Its small enough to go anywhere and well built. The screen shows you the state of charge and has a safety lock to use for travel or kids. Norelco also has nice app you can download which gives you an idea of how long the blades can last, 4 months max according to Norelco. If you want to design your facial hair or keep a well-trimmed bread there is no reason to look elsewhere.

The Philips Norelco OneBlade Pro 360 is like the ultimate utility tool for hair trimming. If you pay close attention, I didn’t just say beard trimming there. I said hair trimming. The OneBlade Pro 360 comes with options to handle your beard, body, and even your head if you have shorter hair or trimming needs around the edges. These efforts are aided by the fact that it comes with 2 body guards and another that has 20 length settings that you can choose from. When you don’t have the guards on, you can do some impressive close shaving with the 360 blade coverage. To finish off what comes in the box with those three aforementioned guards, one will find a charging stand, charging cable, a travel pouch, and an extra 360 blade. It’s nice that they have included a second blade because that’s one less thing to buy when you need to replace the first one. The one thing that is missing as a plug for that USB charging cable. That’s a tad disappointing, but I luckily have several multi-USB plugs on hand to cover that. Personally, I have a pretty full beard and a bald head. Where the 360 blade comes in handy for me is tidying up around the cheek lines, edging the sideburns, and fading above the sideburn to the lack of hair above. Ha! It’s also good at lining up your neckline on the back of your head too. I’ve done it once so far, and I look forward to testing it out that way again. The 20 length setting guard is great for fading those sideburns down into my beard. I could see someone with shorter hair using that same guard to tidy up the fade at the bottom of their hairstyle. For the body, I liked the way that the 360 blades performed in certain areas. It also worked well with the guards in most areas. I did have some issues with the 360 blade cutting the hair on my neck. It took a lot of effort of going over the areas to get it to cut something if it did. I will continue to check it out and see if it gets any better though. Like I said before, I have a fuller beard and not many are going to notice what isn’t 100% clean under there. All in all, I am impressed with what the Philips Norelco OneBlade Pro can do. For my own needs, it will do just fine. I also like the fact that it’s easy to use and something I can get my teenage son to utilize while he learns the proper facial grooming skills. It’s good for the experienced and the young learners.

My first electric and it’s pretty cool. I’ve come to the realization that it will never be as close as a regular razor but with the small pivoting head feels a lot like one. Seems to charge quickly and hold a charge for days. I shave every day and there is a slight learning curve. It’s a great price and I recommend it.

works amazingly, the only downside is that the hair you shave off, especially if it's a shorter beard, falls off in a certain circumference if that makes sense. so it's a bit messy. but does the job perfectly imo.

It’s like the other main one blade but with more battery. I cannot see a difference in trimming ability. I would stick with the standard trimmer to save money.

It’s good, but I’m missing something. It cuts close for my neck, but I can’t figure out how to use it for a straight line for my hairlines and beard line. Still learning…

Product was problematic trying to figure out how to attach the attachments. the quick guide wasn't very helpful.

works pretty well, only downside is it doesn't do a great job of trimming my mustache, but I got it to work.

Is a very good purchase ... Reliable ... A lot of battery charge

Runs a lot slower than the original I had for years which no longer charged. The flexible blades are and improvement as is the display. Just wish it was faster like I'm used to.

The best one blade ive owned so far. Battery lasts forever and i love the new docking charger.

It's easy to use, light and comfortable on your skin, I would love if the item has a Bluetooth connection but this model even for the price it doesn't have

Good, easy to use, quick. nothing too complicated.

Out of all electric razor, this is the best one for clean cut in my opinion.

Takes a few minutes to figure out what everything is for. Nice array of attachments. Primarily using it for beard trimming and cleaning up.

Works pretty okay, still some risk of cuts and blade seems to be wearing out faster than I like. But it is faster than disposable razors.

The Philips Norelco 360 Pro Plus electric razor has a sleek lightweight design that does a decent job of shaving my face. However, it doesn’t give a very close shave (according to manual, this is intentional, in order to protect the user’s skin from damage). To be clear, after shaving with the razor, my face looks good and clean shaven, but to the touch, I can still feel quite a bit of stubble. This is something that I am still getting used to. If you are expecting a really close, smooth shave, this may not be the razor for you. I got this razor because I thought it would be good for shaving my face and also for trimming side burns, around my ears, and the back of my neck. I don’t have a beard or mustache to trim and I don’t shave my body hair so I can’t really speak to that, but I can see how it could be useful for those purposes too. The edge of the blade is used for precision trimming and it does a good job at that. The razor is charged by a usb A cable either through the included stand or plugging the cable directly into the razor. Now, I don’t have a usb port in my bathroom, where I normally do my shaving, so if you don’t have access to a usb port, you are going to need an adapter to connect to a standard 120v outlet (the adapter is NOT included). I don’t understand this inconvenient design choice, as they seem to assume that everyone has easy access to a usb port these days. On the other hand, the razor does charge up quickly and the charge lasts for many uses before needing a recharge. I’ve shaved my face every day for over a week and it still shows a charge of over 60 percent, so a single charge seems to be sufficient for about three weeks for me. Another, thing that I don’t really like about the razor is the included blade cover. This cover is a plastic hinged clam shell that clips over the blade for protection while traveling. But it’s actually hard to take on and off, especially with one hand holding the razor and the other trying to open or close the clasp, half the time the cover ends up falling to the floor. The razor also comes with a small cloth travel bag, an adjustable length trimming comb, body hair comb and skin protector, and an extra blade. Overall, the Philips Norelco 360 Pro Plus is a lightweight and multifunctional razor that does a reasonably good job of shaving and trimming hair for the head, face, or body. The major drawback being the necessity of an adapter to plug into a standard power outlet.

The Philips Norelco OneBlade Pro 360 is a solid grooming tool that gets a lot right, but it’s not without its flaws. It’s designed to handle both face and body hair, and for the most part, it delivers—especially if you value convenience and a sleek design. But depending on what you're looking for, a few things might give you pause. good: * Very Versatile: It’s definitely a flexible tool. You can trim, edge, and shave all with one device, which cuts down on clutter and saves time. It’s nice having something that works for both your beard and body. * 360 Blade Moves Well: The flexible blade is great at navigating the curves of your face and neck, and it’s much more comfortable than a rigid trimmer. It handles contours pretty well without much irritation. The “360” claim may be a bit more marketing than practical, but still no issue in daily use. * Wet & Dry Friendly: Big plus here—you can use it in the shower or dry, with or without gel. It’s easy to clean, too. Just rinse it under the faucet and you're good. * Sleek, Ergonomic Design: Lightweight and easy to grip, the trimmer feels comfortable in your hand and looks good on the bathroom counter. Simple, modern, no frills. * Decent Battery Life: The battery holds up well between charges. You’re not constantly plugging it in, which is helpful if you're always in a rush or travel often. The digital readout for battery life is a nice touch as well. bad: * Not a Close Shaver: This may be the biggest downside for some. If you’re expecting a completely smooth, razor-like shave, this won’t quite get you there. It leaves just a bit of stubble behind—fine for trimming or styling, but not for a clean-shaven feel. * Blades Need Replacing: The blades wear out quicker than you’d hope. If you’re using it regularly, expect to swap them out every few months, which adds to the overall cost over time. * Charging Takes a While: While the battery lasts, the charge time isn’t exactly quick. If you let it run low, you’ll need to wait a bit before it’s ready to go again. * Limited Accessories: For a “Pro” model, it feels a bit basic in terms of attachments. You get an adjustable comb and a body guard, but not much else. If you like having a bunch of options, this might feel a little stripped-down. One notable missing item is the wall outlet plug. The stand is a nice touch, but unless you’re plugging it into a USB outlet, you’ll need to purchase one to charge it. overall:
The OneBlade Pro 360 is a convenient, easy-to-use trimmer that covers a lot of ground. It's great for everyday grooming, and it’s comfortable to use. But the lack of a really close shave, frequent blade replacements, and a few missing extras keep it from being a full 5-star product for me. If you’re okay with a “close enough” trim and want a no-fuss solution, it’s definitely worth considering—just go in knowing it’s not perfect.