“How can one take this Qi shaver if it does not have a power cord or the capability to use a power cord to charge it. This is not user friendly dragging a Qi pad with you, if one goes to the hospital for a few days stay you have to take the Qi pad with you”
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There is a hidden charging port as shown in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Alq-OGgy3Q
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The plug connection is there, available after popping off the back with a paperclip, but if you connect a cable it will not charge. Screen just goes blank. For some it works for 2 minutes or so and then stops. No idea why Philips creates the connection, maybe cheaper to make them all the same, but does not make it function for the Wireless versions :-(
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I charged mine when I first got it, and have been using it for a little over two weeks (shaving every morning) and have not had to recharge it yet. I would say unless your going somewhere for a month or more, you should need the charger.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I agree it is not user friendly. Phillips wont tell you this either but you can pop the cap off the bottom and charge it with a regular wired phillips charger. I have no clue why they hide this fact because it seems to be the biggest downside people hate about this shaver. Proof https://youtu.be/5Alq-OGgy3Q
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