The Philips OneBlade is the must-have male grooming tool for all things trimming, edging and shaving. Capable of grooming your facial and body hair up to 14-lengths and with a host of other features, the OneBlade and its family of models is capable of a lot. But how exactly can you get the best out of your OneBlade? Stick with us as we explore exactly how to use the Philips OneBlade. Whether you’re new to the grooming game and want to know how to shave with an electric razor or you’re wondering how to get the best from your OneBlade, we’re here to talk you through how to use the Philips OneBlade.
Before we get into how to use the OneBlade, you’ll want to make sure it’s charged. For this, use the Philips plug and cable that included with your OneBlade. Switch your OneBlade off before you charge it. You should find the charging cable socket at the bottom of the handle. Charging the OneBlade is simple: insert the end of the cable into the handle’s socket, then plug the other end into a wall socket to charge. If you have a charging stand instead, plug it into the mains. You’ll be able to plug the OneBlade into the centre of the stand to charge. If your OneBlade has a charging port cover, it’s good to get into the habit of putting the cover back in place after charging, as this will protect the charging port from dust, debris and water. Lost your OneBlade charger? Use this page to find your shaver’s model number and look up accessories, including chargers. Different models have different charging times and slightly different charging indicators. To tell when your battery is low and when your OneBlade is fully charged, take a look at our handy support page. To avoid the dangers of using mains electricity in the proximity of water, do not use your OneBlade while it’s plugged in.
Want to know how to shave with the OneBlade? It’s a simple process, and it’ll feel familiar if you already know how to shave with an electric razor. Whether you’re using it for facial or body hair, here’s how to shave with the OneBlade:
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The method for how to use the OneBlade for trimming will vary slightly depending on your OneBlade model. Some OneBlade models come with separate combs for trimming to different lengths; the OneBlade Pro 360, for example, comes with a 14-length adjustable comb. If you’re using a comb attachment, here’s how to use the OneBlade for trimming: If you have a OneBlade Pro, it’ll come with a 14-length adjustable comb, which you can set your ideal length on. Follow the above instructions from 2 to 5, with one addition: after step 2 (attaching the comb to the blade), use the hair-length setting wheel to select the length you need. You should also select your length with the setting wheel after step 2 if you’re using the 5-in-1 adjustable comb that comes with the OneBlade 360. The numbers on the wheel are the length of hair that will be left behind in millimetres, from 1mm to 5mm. If you’re having trouble getting an even trim, try starting with a slightly longer length setting than you want, then switching to your preferred length for another pass. For a detailed comparison of the Philips OneBlade with other shavers, including the Shaver S9000 Prestige, watch our video for valuable insights on which shaver might be the best fit for your grooming needs.
The best way to use the Philips OneBlade while keeping it in working order is to care for it between your shaving sessions. You can look after your OneBlade by washing it after use and making sure it’s dry before you store it. For step-by-step instructions on cleaning the OneBlade or replacing the blades, take a look at our article on OneBlade maintenance.
We’re going to end our OneBlade guide with some quick troubleshooting. You’ve mastered the best way to use the Philips OneBlade, but you can’t put it into practice because your OneBlade won’t turn on. What’s going on? Here are a few things to try out: No luck? Get in touch to request a repair. Now that you know how to use the Philips OneBlade, go ahead and get shaving. Or, if you’d like more tips before you get started, check out our article on how to shave properly.
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