dry electric travel shaver with travel pouch

Bought mine in a bit of a hurry, prior to boarding the cross channel ferry at Dover after realising I had left my shaver at home. I was amazed at how well this little pocket shaver performed over the following two weeks. It really is a great little shaver providing you don’t need to trim and sideburns etc. Mine is now nine years old and lives in my car's glovebox. It still performs as well now as it did when I took that continental trip. Just change the batteries and clean regularly and it’ll go on forever.

I've always hating shaving but loved a smooth face. The constant cuts and rash just drove me to distraction Likewise what was the alternatives there are various blade shavers wet shavers, shavers that could shave my head, dry shave, wet shave, shave in the shower. Wow I just wanted a shaver that I could trust and be comfortable with. Well thanks to PHILIPS PQ2013/17 I have rediscovered my LUV of shaving. A simple razor that shaves. It is compact, a snug fit in the hand works on batteries no cords or connections, no multitude of functions, flashing lights, bells or whistles, no this shaver just glides smoothly over my face getting the job done and delivers a proper 1st class shave. It takes up no room in your luggage if travelling and is very compact in it's own little pouch. A nice feature is this little shaver does a neat job when that 5 o'clock shadow appears when you just might want to freshen up before going out on the town. It is comparatively quick to shave or you can linger and just enjoy the experience. A must have

This little shaver is absolutely fantastic it comes with batteries a nice little case and a cleaning brush all you have to do is keep it clean and replace the batteries every now and then a really good shave too

This little shaver is superb. Its cheap as chips , and does a super job. In fact , its cheaper to buy a new one of these than some packs of "multi-blade" hand razors ! Buy one of these , use it for a couple of months , and if it needs new blades , just buy another ! The best little shaver on the market Go on , just buy it and try it ... you will not be dissapointed... a wonderful product !

excellent shaver and very quiet.Perfect for taking on holiday

i av had this shver for a few weeks now and find it to be easier to use in a hurry on the move brilliant little shaver

i av had this shver for a few weeks now and find it to be easier to use in a hurry on the move brilliant little shaver

Coming from a starting point of decades of wet-shaving, I am pleasantly surprised by the performance of this small light-weight razor. If you want a small, battery powered razor that'll work well, this is just the job. It's ideal for travel and especially places where you can't rely on a mains connection being available to plug into or charge from. And at the price Philips are charging it really is a bargain. I still believe that you can't beat a wet-shave for closeness of shave and, when used with a shaving oil, nics and cuts are a thing of the past. But I don't always have the time this requires. I wanted a small easy to use travel style razor. Also I was concerned that an electric razor wouldn't shave very well and I'd get a skin rash after shaving. No concerns here as this razor shaves pretty well, is quick and I get no discomfort after shaving; I use a post-shave skin moisturiser so this may help. Its easy to clean and comes with a small brush for this plus a travel case. The case ideally would have a slot for the brush. The 2 x AA batteries supplied are fine but I will replace these with rechargeables, fine most most use and travelling. Highly recommended, even for hardened wet-shavers.

Coming from a starting point of decades of wet-shaving, I am pleasantly surprised by the performance of this small light-weight razor. If you want a small, battery powered razor that'll work well, this is just the job. It's ideal for travel and especially places where you can't rely on a mains connection being available to plug into or charge from. And at the price Philips are charging it really is a bargain. I still believe that you can't beat a wet-shave for closeness of shave and, when used with a shaving oil, nics and cuts are a thing of the past. But I don't always have the time this requires. I wanted a small easy to use travel style razor. Also I was concerned that an electric razor wouldn't shave very well and I'd get a skin rash after shaving. No concerns here as this razor shaves pretty well, is quick and I get no discomfort after shaving; I use a post-shave skin moisturiser so this may help. Its easy to clean and comes with a small brush for this plus a travel case. The case ideally would have a slot for the brush. The 2 x AA batteries supplied are fine but I will replace these with rechargeables, fine most most use and travelling. Highly recommended, even for hardened wet-shavers.

Small, flat, no protrusions, so packs easily in a suitcase or rucksack for travelling. Nowhere near as susceptible to accidental damage as the three-head shavers. The AA cells are available everywhere, there's no worries about matching plugs and sockets, the local supply voltage, or power failures. Only one little niggle. The later versions come with a hard case that protects the shaver well when not in use. But there's no room in it for the little brush that is supplied for cleaning! Earlier versions came with a case big enough for both shaver and brush. This retrograde step is what prevented me giving the shaver 5 stars for ease of use. If Philips make the case bigger in future, can I have enough space for a spare pair of AA cells as well as the brush, please?