Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Philips Norelco 360 Pro Plus Face and Body shaver is the perfect complement to their line of awesome electric shavers. Never a fan of blade shaving, I’ve been a long-time user of their triple head shavers. The one problem I always have had to deal with is the whiskers under the chin and neck area that the electric shaver seemed to miss. I would sometimes use a grooming or sideburn trimmer for those, but inevitably it would inflict pain when I inevitable would nick the soft skin under the chin. Now with the 360 Pro Plus, I can shave without fear and take care of those pesky whiskers once and for all. That alone is reason enough for five stars in my book! The 360 Pro Plus also comes in handy for those times where I go a few days without shaving, and shaving with an electric just seems to be more of a challenge and often feels uncomfortable from the occasional pulling. Once again, the 360 Pro Plus can quickly trim close enough to make shaving with the electric so much less of a hassle. It’s also great for cleaning up sideburns and even trimming around my ears. My son has a short beard and uses an earlier model of their one blade shaver/trimmer. When I showed him the new 360 Pro Plus, he noticed the dial-adjustable beard trimmer and mentioned that it looked improved and sturdier. This tells me that Philips Norelco listens to their customers and strives to always improve their grooming products. It comes with everything you need to make daily grooming something to look forward to. One last thing, I notice that Philips Norelco does sell replacement blades should it ever get dull or damaged. If I was forced to complain about anything, I think it would be nice if Philips Norelco swapped out the charging cable to one with all USB-C plugs instead of using a proprietary plug on the unit itself. Even if you shave with a blade, I think you will find the 360 Pro Plus a useful shaving tool to have in your daily grooming arsenal.

I keep a short, neatly trimmed beard. This requires a shaver that can handle thick beard hairs while being agile enough to trim around the edges. The Philips Norelco 360 Pro Plus Face/Body shaver, part of the Norelco OneBlade line, does these tasks with aplomb, with the bonus that it can handle body hair around the shoulders and back of the neck as well. The Norelco 360 is a thin and light shaver, which makes it easy to maneuver around the face and an easy travel companion. The Norelco comes with a charging base, allowing it to stand up and take less counter space. Of the included attachments, the adjustable trimmer is the one I use regularly. It allows me to dial in the closeness of a beard trim. Even at the shortest setting my beard ends up a little longer than my larger Norelco, but I am told that only I can tell the difference. The adjustable dial makes it easy to see where the shaver is currently set, and it precludes the need to travel with multiple attachments. The Norelco 360 can be used on wet or dry skin and with or without shaving cream. Traveling with the Norelco 360 is simple, as it comes with a drawstring bag that can hold the shaver and all accessories. The front of the unit also displays the current battery charge, meaning you never have to listen for the slowing motor or be stuck without a shaver / trimmer. Norelco claims 120 hours of use on a charge, and this seems about right. I'm able to travel for two weeks without bringing the charger. If you're looking for a versatile, portable shaver / trimmer, this is a great choise.

If you're new to electric shavers, this is for you. Though really, it's good enough for anybody. The Philips Norelco Pro plus is a great shaver that feels like a razor in both how it's used and how small and lightweight it is. The form factor allows you to hold it as a regular razor and it both looks and cuts razor close. If you're not careful, you'll get razor burn; good thing Philips includes protective attachments for both the face and intimate areas where this could do some damage. It easily replaces my Norelco 9000 tri-blade because this gets in those hard-to-reach areas like just below the nose. It also makes quick work of the upper lip where my other shaver requires multiple passes in different directions. I like the way the sideburns come out so clean and straight as if I got them done at the salon. It comes with a quick-attach clipper bar with easy clicking rotary dial for height selection. With this attachment, it's strong enough to cut your hair for a quick trim from 0.4 to 10mm. It comes with a second blade, charging stand, charge cable, and handy pouch. With a shaver like this, you don't need anything else in your grooming repertoire!

The PHILIPS NORELCO 360 PRO PLUS FACE/BODY is an excellent body hair trimmer. It comes with several different attachments for trimming beards, mustaches, arm pits, chests, and other delicate areas. The battery life is excellent at 2 hours of run time when fully charged, so unless you are a Wooly Mammoth the battery should last long enough to get any hair job completed. The PHILIPS NORELCO 360 PRO PLUS FACE/BODY comes with a power cord that plugs into the base/stand using a USB A connector on one side, and a Proprietary connector on the other... it works, but I much would have rather had a USB C charging cable so I could travel with less cords etc... Also the trimmer is just that, a trimmer. It doesn't get as close as a razor, and it even says so in the instructions, so if you're looking for a razor replacement this is not it. I also highly recommend everyone to read the user guide that is included, because not all of the included attachments are intuitive. Overall I like the trimmer for a nice clean edge up, but not for beard trimming. It also works well for body hair removal, but the blades get filled with hair kind of fast, and it needs to be disassembled for cleaning. Which brings me to my largest issue: The various different blade clip on attachments do not clip off very easily. The blade assemblies feel very delicate and I'm afraid I am going to brake them trying to get the guards back off once they've been clipped on.

The Philips OneBlade sits right at the intersection between electric and manual razors. With its small size and flexible head it offers significantly better control when trying to produce sharp edges or complicated styles than any other electric trimmer or shaver that I've tried, while still providing the skin protection and reduced fuss you just can't get with traditional safety razors. For someone like me who likes a close shave around my goatee but hates burning through disposable razor blade cartridges, it's the perfect solution for every day maintenance of my beard and as such I've been using OneBlade razors for a while. The new Pro version doesn't seek to reinvent the wheel when compared to my older razor. It's still using basically the same tech to provide mostly the same experience. But it does feel like the design has "grown up" a bit, as they've put a lot of work into refining the experience. The first thing I noticed when unboxing it, for example, was the fact that this came with a charging stand rather than a simple charging cable. My old OneBlade wasn't the kind of thing that one would leave out on the bathroom counter - as soon as I was done with it, into the drawer it went. But this one was designed a bit more thoughtfully. It's not just a convenient travel accessory, it's a tool you'll likely be using every day and as such is designed for visibility. And that seems to exemplify most of the other improvements too. The improved blade design pivots on two axes rather than just one, making it much easier for it to follow the complex curves on your face and body. The new guards are much easier to install and remove from the blade, and are a bit more obvious in what they're meant to do. And the new, completely redesigned comb attachment is a gigantic step forward. While the old one was broadly functional it was very difficult to properly install, didn't offer much in the way of control, and tended to get stuck when trying to take it off. The new one addresses every complaint I've ever had about it. It secures not to the blade this time, but to the motor. This means no more getting stuck on the edges or having to risk bending the blade trying to pry it off. You can select between twenty different lengths, more than I think I've ever come across, and the mechanisms have all been redesigned to be much easier to keep free of stray hairs. As far as I'm concerned this one part alone might be worth the upgrade for anyone thinking of switching from their older razor.

I've been using a traditional set of clippers for years for my grooming needs. I know which guards to use to give me the desired results. After years of use, it was time for something new. The Norelco 360 Pro Face & Body clippers are designed to manage all your grooming needs. The Pro offers an adjustable comb to customize your trimming to any length needed, rechargeable battery as well as guards for *sensitive* areas. I probably should have done a little reading, but I decided to jump right in. Norelco claims the 360 Pro removes hair 40% faster. During my morning grooming session, I set the adjustable comb to 2.0 with the idea it would be a similar length to the #2 of my previous clippers. In one swipe, the 360 Pro removed a perfect strip extending up the side of my face exposing nearly bare skin! The upside is that there weren't any stray hairs to deal with. The downside is I now needed to trim the rest of my once bearded face down to nearly naked...I cried. My wife laughed. I still use my safety razor for my shaving routine as I feel it gets closer and I'm able to get cleaner edges when lining up my beard. I will use the Pro 360 for quick touch-ups if I'm short on time. I like having the immediate adjustments on the comb instead of swapping guards and the lengths are clearly marked to avoid any confusion once you know what length you want.

This is a really interesting razor. Based on the price I was really skeptical that it would the same clean shave and edge on my beard that I can get from a high cost razor. But, I was really surprised at just how well this razor did on keeping my edges clean. The Razor comes with a slick stand as well as a few attachments that help you do everything from a clean shave to trimming up your facial hair. The blade itself is really easy to maneuver and does an excellent job. The unique shape of the razor blade lets you cut lots of hair at once or cut sharp lines with. the edge of the blade. My only issue with the razor is the blades life span. I've gotten used to an electric shaver that had a blade that lasts more years and this particular razor only lasts for about 4 months. And given that these blades aren't super cheap, I can see that being something that keeps me from using this razor long term. Overall the shave is great, the quality is top notch, but the lifespan of the blade may keep me from using this razor.

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.

I have had multiple versions of these OneBlade style shavers/trimmers from Norelco over the years. I even had the first model that came out years ago. The thing I like about this product line is that they keep making minor adjustments and updates that keep making the products better. These shavers are great for detail work around my mustache and beard. I use this shaver to start the lines on my beard before using a Mach 3 on my skin. It also comes in handy to trim my upper arms, shoulders, etc. I love these shaves because they are compact with great battery life, but they really do allow you to trim or clean up pretty much anything. The new 3mm body comb is also great at cleaning up necklines or just taming chest hair quickly and easily. The charging dock is a nice touch, and it keeps my countertop clean and tidy. I also really appreciate the newer versions of these shavers having a screen on them that shows battery percentage. The older versions did not have a screen and you would either have to guess when it was getting low, or just wait until it dies to charger. Overall I'm a big fan of this product line and recommend it to anyone.

The first thing I noticed about using this Philips Norelco 360 Pro Plus Face/Body is the different sensation when shaving. Using this flat blade, it is almost like ironing my face. It did not seem possible that this motion would remove facial hair, but it does without any pulling sensation that you get with a blade. That being said, I always test an electric razors’ efficiency by finishing off my shave with a straight edge razor to clean up the edge around my sideburns and throat area. Like with other electric razors, I was able to see a lot of stubble in the sink when rinsing the straight-edge manual razor. This Philips Norelco is no worse, but no better, than my usual electric with round blades. Where I had to downgrade my rating was on removing body hair - it just was not very good at it. I struggled a bit to get the motion correct, but this lighter razor seemed to lack the ability to lift and shear body hair. Plus, I had a bit of a red rash which I never have with my other body shaver. One note - I do not have a mustache or beard and this razor may be well-suited for that. Overall, it does not work for me.