Aug 16, 2016 08:33 PM
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Hi Folks, today I am going to review for Philips shaver but before my review I would like to tell you something the company is very trusted but the model of the Philips is very bad so how I will tell you the exactly reason why I am saying the model of this company is very bad.
Before telling the exact reasons I would like to represent some basic features of this Shaver so the saver is cordless it means it has battery to charge and to charge it takes 10 hours to full charge and you can you use up to 30 minutes and you can also make 10 shape both when you wet and dry so the number of rotary heads are 3, this is washable heads it means you can clean up this shaver, the weight of the shaver is 376 gm and it consumes 100-240W.
And I bought this trimmer through Snapdeal and this is currently available and I got 2 years warranty as well 1 year extra because I ordered it through Snapdeal online site so now I am going to tell you the exact reason why should you not take this shaver so if you shave when you wet skin then it definitely does not work I don't know why but if you save when you dry skin then it saves well.
But according to its feature it supports both wet and dry skin but here it only supports dry skin so that is the main problem of this product and the second disadvantage of this shaver is it takes a lot of time to charge and if you don't charge the battery and definitely it will not work and also the look and feel of shaver is very bad because it is high weighted and nobody wants to prefer high weight also it consumes a lot of electricity so one day the electricity is going on 200 voltage but suddenly the voltage becomes high approx 230 voltage and the trimmer has fault but according to their feature it supports voltage up to 240w but here the shaver has fault this is the worst thing about the shaver so that's why I am telling you please don't purchase this model so you can purchase other model of this company but please don't purchase this model because this model is very bad.
