Customer Ratings & Reviews

The OneBlade shaver/trimmer is a good trimmer that will treat you well. There a few quirks you’ll need to get used to when you start using it, but overall, it’s an excellent device. The packaging is minimal and very recyclable, good job Norelco- When you unpack the handle you’ll want to charge it first (I initially forgot) with the included cord. I used a 12-watt Apple iPad charger I had laying around and it charged up within an hour. I think an adapter or charging stand would be really nice, but I think there is an upgraded model available that has one. The handle has a grippy-rubbery silicon body and has yet to slip in my hands even when wet. The blade does not cut through thick beard hair without multiple passes unless you use the combs to knock down the length first. I tried it out without trimming first and it was a little grabby and bogged down, once I added the comb and shortened everything, it had a much easier time cutting. The blade is small -think cartridge razor width- so it might be worth planning an uninterrupted evening if you’re going to try to take yourself from Robin Williams to The Rock with this shaver. The blade cuts both with and against the grain as long as the hair is short or fine, very handy when you’re working around a goatee or similar facial hair. The cutter head/blade assembly when used bare seems to fling teeny hairs as far as it can, like some sort of razor challenge to cancel it’s own time saving nature with your following obligation to clean up after it. It’s not the end of the world though, most trimmers I’ve tried have also been hair flingers. When using the combs however, the aforesaid flinging is kept to a minimum. Regarding clean-up, rinsing the blade with lower water pressure seems to not work very well. I had to use hot water for rinsing. I think the pivot assembly holds plenty of teeny hairs as well, so make sure to rinse that part too. Perfect for trimming around your beard and especially handy for moustache trimming. What I used to do with tiny scissors I can trim now in about 10 seconds with the OneBlade. I think I’ll keep it.

I've had a few electric razors over the years and, until I got the OneBlade, I had at least 2, if not 3, in my bathroom drawer for various purposes. So far, the OneBlade replaces most of them, but not all. First, let's review the small set of drawbacks I've found: * This unit comes with a USB-only charger. How many people have USB plugs where they shave? I can't say I've encountered a single bathroom with USB ports in it so I really don't know what Philips was thinking here. This put the OneBlade immediately into a drawer and almost always uncharged for me. * It charges with 5V instead of 8V like the OneBlade 360 so you can't even interoperate the two, completely asinine. * Snap-on attachments are confusing and cumbersome to get into place. Instruction sheet comes with Ikea-like photos of how to do the process which leave quite a bit to be desired. While I typically hate being told to go to YouTube to learn how to use my new thing, this is one instance that could benefit from it. * Shaving *with* the grain of your hair doesn't deliver a close shave at all * Adjustable trim guard is cumbersome to operate/adjust Now the good: * When used in a "back and forth" motion it does deliver a *very* close shave. I'm really impressed by it. * I've used on face and pubic areas with great success, no bumps afterward * Wet performance is as good as can be - ideally you don't want to be shaving wet hair, so I don't do this often and only when "refreshing" my trim but never on long growth * Trimmer length adjustment is easy & straightforward. * Battery life is pretty good, I'm confident it would last quite a while if you take it w/o charger on a week-long trip. But hey it charges via USB so in a hotel you should be set, right? ;)

I have never favored electric shaving products for the face over that of a traditional razor. The Philips OneBlade 360 changes my opinion slightly as it is the best all-around electric tool I have used on the face. With that said, I still prefer a razor for clean shave applications but I will be using the OneBlade for my facial hair trimming needs as it does a few things very well. In the Box: - Cordless Shaver - USB Charging Cord (Wall Adapter Not Included) - 360 Blade for face - Blade for body - 5-Length Comb - Body Comb - Skin Guard Usage: As I mentioned, I am typically not a fan of the electric shavers for the face as in the past I have not had good luck. This product seems to change my opinion slightly as it works well for some cases and others I still prefer the good ol fashion razor. The big benefit of the OneBlade system is that it can be used for face and body to eliminate the need for more than one tool (in theory). I like the fact that this shaver is about as small and compact as they get when it comes to a battery powered tool. This allows for better control and maneuverability. The runtime seems very great so no need to recharge after just a couple shaves. I really like the adjustable guard that allows you to trim facial hair without the need to get out a secondary tool as long as you have shorter facial hair. Take the guard off and finish up around the edges and the rest of the face you want clean (ish) shaven. As a whole, this is the best tool I have used for multiple purposes. The only downside is the blades can be a little pricey but if they last longer than a typical razor, this should even out in the long run. For the clean shaving aspect, I still plan to use a regular razor. Overall: The Philips OneBlade has changed my opinion (slightly) about electric shavers. Typically, I have shied away due to the lack of being able to get close shaves, being bulky, and not being able to use them for other purposes. The OneBlade does all of this fairly well. I still prefer a regular razor for clean shaving but this tool is great for maintaining certain facial hair around the body in conjunction with the face.

Philips / Norelco OneBlade Model QP2834/70 with 360 blade. This kit comes with the handle, 1 face blade, 1 body blade, 1 skin guard, 1 adjustable body comb and a USB charging cable. A case or docking station IS NOT included. Picked this up with hopes of combining a razor and beard/moustache/sideburn trimmer in one comfortable to hold unit. NOPE. Granted, this unit does work, just not as well as my current twin-blade manual razor or electric beard and moustache trimmer. Pros: Comfortable, easy to maneuver, rubbery, non-slip handle with the power button conveniently located such that it doesn't get depressed during normal use. The blades and attachments appear to be well made and durable and all are easy to install/remove. The unit is powerful enough to remove several days worth of beard growth. I had no issue with razor burn as found with other electric shavers. I found the body comb to work well for trimming both sideburns and eyebrows as well as the top of my balding head. Cons: Face blade does not shave as close as my manual razor. Slow to use, must go over face and neck several times to remove all whiskers and I still felt stubble remaining. I found that the blade did not follow the contour of my face and chin unless applying more pressure than I was comfortable with doing and the 360 blade pivoting feature had the same issue. Conclusion: Not for me. I can see this being fine for someone with a beard that only needs to trim around it but it doesn't shave close enough for normal use.

The OneBlade 360 by Philips Norelco retails for around $50. I have had and tested several electric trimmers and shavers by lots of different companies and I do have to say that this one is the best so far. The closeness of the shave is almost straight razor close. It works for both wet and dry shaves. but can trim any hair on the body. Even though, I did say this trimmer is one of the best, it also is lacking in several areas that I can't give it a perfect score for. The things I didn't like were that It can't give you a straight razor cut. Like if you were to cut a straight edge for sideburns for instance. I can't do that very well. Another thing is, if you have very coarse facial hairs, it will have to take several passes to get what you want. My facial hair that I tested it on was about a quarter inch long and took forever to get it shaved down to the skin. The last thing I didn't like very much was the effort to clean the trimmer. When trying to clean it, there were bits of hair everywhere. I even had to rinse it, brush it, rinse it again, and brushed it a couple more times to get it to look somewhat clean. Way too much effort in my opinion. With the bad came the good things. Like it charges fast. The cut is close when you want it. And Its very portable. It comes with a usb recharging cable but no outlet charger, a spare blade, 5 setting length guard, a click on body comb, and a skin guard for sensitive areas. I would recommend this to a friend.

This product is always in my travel bag. Easy to use and convenient

Philips Norelco OneBlade 360 Face & Body The Philips OneBlade 360 Face & Body works well as a trimmer. As for shaving, it doesn’t get close enough for my taste. I think they are going for the stubble look that is popular today. It states the blade will last for about 4 months, but that assumes shaving every other day. I can not get away with that, I shave every day, or I end up looking rough. The blade has a wear indicator so you know when it’s time to replace. It comes with a small assortment of attachments that allows you to pick a length you like, but be warned, they are all short even at the longest setting of 5. It had a very hard time with my beard hair. The distance between the stationary cutting blade and the moving blade is very small. My facial hair is right on the edge of being too wide to fit in the cutting area. It took longer than I would have liked and was shorter than I normally like it. For body hair, arms and legs, it is great. The finer hair on those areas fits the blade well and it is very efficient at cutting that hair. It recharges with a standard 5 volt charger but you must use the proprietary changing cable. Charge time is good and length or run time is also good.

Gift for my grandson. He loves it. Has told others. Easy shave without the cuts to the face. Uses it on sideburns too.

The product is a good product. Have had it for about a month now and am glad I made the purchase. Best Buy's service however was horrible and I probably will not be going through them to make any of my purchases no more.

Great product. Bought for my 14 year old son. He’s very happy with it.

Good for men........,.,,..........................

I was surprised by this shaver, but not in a good way. At first I thought I was doing something wrong or maybe using it wrong but this was not the case. I found myself having to make several passes, at least 3 or 4 across the same spot just to barely see any result. The good news is that the razor comes with a few different attachments that can be used for different shaving needs (my husband has used it for his goatee and it worked well). Nonetheless, all of my shaving happens in the shower so while this razor is waterproof, it doesn't really grab a hold of wet hair on wet skin it seems. Again, I am making several passes over the same area, of while my old razors from the local convenience store for about $11 (for a pack of 2) does it much quicker and faster. Also, the razor prongs themselves don't really feel to sharp either. For me, I need to feel the sharpness of the blade of my razor, and unfortunately this one did not provide that. It is rechargeable, which is another small plus, but at the end of the day, the blade is not super sharp like I prefer, and I found myself often just using my only razor I've had for over a year.

Very good product Very good Best Buy costumer service

I like it because of the precision of the cut and how compact it is.

Underpowered for anything other than a simple shave. Have been using One-Blade for a few years as a beard trimmer/shaver and my original one finally bit the dust in December '24. Purchased a replacement and the current model is junk. It bogs down when doing any kind of simple weekly beard trim. I compared the old one to the new one and sure enough they decreased the power on the new one to cut costs I assume. The old version was 8volts and the new version is 5volts. That's about a 40% decrease in power and it is very noticeable. It sounds like it's dying even on a full charge. Also the charging procedure is terrible. You never know when it is done charging as the charge light never shuts off so you just have to guess. Not sure how this is getting 5 stars from anyone.

Returned was not as impressed as everyone made it out to be and the blade was super tiny.

Got it for my boyfriend as a gift, and he loved it! It came the next day, no extra fees required

Very good, and very helpful, and whit a great price