Please watch the video through the link - the whole range is on sale with a 1/3 off. I have been more then happy with the basic one so reserved and collected that. But please see the rest of the range.
The Philips OneBlade is a revolutionary new electric grooming technology designed for men who wear facial styles and grow beards. OneBlade is designed to trim, edge, and shave any length of hair. Use wet or dry, with or without foam.
Model number: qp2520/25.
Men's shaver features:
Unique oneblade technology: the unique oneblade shaving technology integrates a fast moving cutter (200x per second) with a dual protection system – giving you an efficient, comfortable shave on longer hairs. Trim your beard to a precision stubble length with one of the included 3 stubble combs. 1mm for a 5 o'clock, 3mm for a tight trim, and 5mm for a long stubble.
Easy to use: you can shave in either direction to get great visibility and see every hair that you're cutting. Long lasting battery runs 45 minutes. Replacement blade lasts up to 4 months (based on 2 full shaves per week. Actual results may vary).
Noticed Argos have two different model numbers, I take it the more expensive one has better features
seen amazon also have the oneblade which is a bit more expensive at £36 but comes with 2 blades instead of 1
im tempted at getting one as my mate has one and raves off it
decanay to NFS
2 Aug 17#35
I would go for the Superdrug offer on the better model for less money. How this deal went hot is a bit mad when it's not the cheapest or even the second cheapest offer for this model currently available. Supposedly a hotukdeal yet it's available 20-30% cheaper elsewhere! :thinking:
If you want this model it's available instore at Superdrug for less than £21, or less than £19 if you are a student. Currently out of stock online.
Or, go for the model up which is online or instore for £23.99, or around £21.59 with student discount.
Both models currently 10% for card members. Sign up for a free virtual card online takes about 30 seconds. This also gets you free home delivery. :thumbsup:
NFS to decanay
2 Aug 17#38
Thanks I ended up ordering the Superdrug one which was £26 but worked out at £23 with signing up to the virtual card as the cheaper model was sold out. Went through Quidco as well but that was only 2% but slowly builds my balance up
Who111112
2 Aug 17#36
How do you get student discount for super drug.. Uni days says in store only.. If I order online can I apply discount?
decanay to Who111112
2 Aug 17#37
Unfortunately instore only for the student discount, and you'll need a physical beauty card as well to get it for that price.
jayk_94
2 Aug 17#33
£26 delivered at Superdrug
commenter14
2 Aug 17#26
Are you paid by Argos and if so does HUKD have any rules about that?
asim23 to commenter14
2 Aug 17#32
Lol no am not paid by them
Teepeezee
2 Aug 17#15
My hubby loves his oneblade. He has very sensitive skin on his face and any normal razor makes it really irritated. This glides through, no irritation, no redness, no cuts. It's not a close shave like you would get from a razor but my hubby loves his. Highly recommended!!
joeymcjoe to Teepeezee
2 Aug 17#31
Same for me. Top product, although the one guard i use now won't stay on the blade unless I hold it upright. Any ideas how I get a replacement without having to buy a new blade?
devlino
2 Aug 17#30
One back sack and crack job and it's paid for
ashman33
2 Aug 17#19
I saw this advertised. Any ideas what it is like for tough beards and ingrown hairs? I have bought 2 electric shavers in the past (Braun and Philips) and they were dire . I came to the conclusion they were designed for those with with fine beard hair!
devlino to ashman33
2 Aug 17#29
My m8 is a proper desperate dan type, fusions go blunt in a couple days but he swears by these, not baby smooth but good
machomansavage
2 Aug 17#28
Im happy with my hydro 5 razor and trimmer combo from home bargains for 9.99. Came with 9 blades too (_;)
If people are after a close shave this is not the product you want. It wont compete with even a disposable cheap 10 back of bic razors. You can do a quick shave with just the blade and it will leave the hairs 1 or 2 mm (The blade is quite thick compared to a razor blade), your skin wont feel smooth but if you get irritated skin after a close shave you might find this is a good alternative. It's sorta like instant stubble.
The more expensive version comes with an attachment which enables variable length trimming which is what I generally go for. I have a good collection of various styles of electric razors and this is the most commonly used one. It's convenient and the battery life is great.
Rastafari
2 Aug 17#22
I'm a Gillette Mach 3 man myself. How does this compare, from the viewpoint of anyone who has tried both?
gsj87 to Rastafari
2 Aug 17#24
Same.. been using Mach 3 for years, nothing else can beat it, imo. Blades are a rip off though!
mushypeas25
2 Aug 17#21
I have this - it's great. Trims so close, it's comparable to a shave.
alexbutterell
2 Aug 17#20
It's not wet shave clean but it's not all that far off. I love mine all other razors I've tried cause irritation but this doesn't. I got the qp6510 at a discount as a beta tester at the end of April last year, it's only been charged a handful of times. I just wish it has come with additional blades as at 20 quid a pair they arnt the cheapest, but next to a conventional foil head they arnt expensive.
ldee46
2 Aug 17#18
I've been keeping an eye on these for my other half, cheers op!
philbot
2 Aug 17#17
does it give a smooth shave or is 0.5mm the shortest it does?
xflem
1 Aug 17#1
What are these like compared to a beard trimmer? I normally do 5mm once a week so would just fall into the largest bit on this, but is this gonna give a better result?
asim23 to xflem
1 Aug 17#5
Amazing you'll never want any other one again
lacom to xflem
2 Aug 17#16
No.
mk8
2 Aug 17#14
5mm beard length? That's just stubble really. I have the iStubble and that's equally as short for beards that aren't quite hipster but longer than stubble. The search continues for a good deal...
asim23
1 Aug 17#7
PS go for the QP2530/25 (_;)
The QP2520/25 comes with 45 minute battery life with an 8 hour charge time and three addiitonal combs.
The QP2530/25 comes with 60 minute battery life with a 4 hour charge time and four addiitonal combs. The QP2530/25 also has a silver finish on the handle of the unit.
Hope this helps :thumbsup:
decanay to asim23
1 Aug 17#9
Why not post the the 2530 for £23.99 as a deal? Better model, with more attachments and much better battery for less money, and with free home delivery to boot. That would be a hot deal, this is cold in comparison :thinking:
lucas to decanay
2 Aug 17#11
Showing as £30.66 for me??
lucas to lucas
2 Aug 17#12
Oh sorry just seen its superdrug, thanks just ordered the better model there for £23.99
wordsworth to lucas
2 Aug 17#13
Yep it is £26.66 at superdrug (Philips Oneblade QP2530/25 with 4 Stubble Combs) but if you have a superdrug card (free) it takes another 10% so it only £23.99 and they delivery to home for free or next day to store for free.
It works sort of but required a lot of passes and even then it was never even, I tried this when it was on offer at about £30, best decision I made. While its old skool snap on length trimmer it just works! it trims it near enough just like how the barber would IMO just without the skill accuracy of course, it is even and look professional. Take the trimmer off I can do straight lines/edges like no other ive tried.
If you are thinking about it this is a great price to go for it, and way cheaper than the Babyliss
asim23
1 Aug 17#6
There is a deal on Superdrug too but seems to be sold out now - Argos still seem to have a lot of stick available :sunglasses:
Dokko
1 Aug 17#4
What's the difference between this and the Pro? I tend to use clippers for all over, would like something closer to the skin.
gibblesuk
1 Aug 17#3
Notice Argos don't list the replacement blade prices.
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Opening post
The Philips OneBlade is a revolutionary new electric grooming technology designed for men who wear facial styles and grow beards. OneBlade is designed to trim, edge, and shave any length of hair. Use wet or dry, with or without foam.
Model number: qp2520/25.
Men's shaver features:
Unique oneblade technology: the unique oneblade shaving technology integrates a fast moving cutter (200x per second) with a dual protection system – giving you an efficient, comfortable shave on longer hairs. Trim your beard to a precision stubble length with one of the included 3 stubble combs. 1mm for a 5 o'clock, 3mm for a tight trim, and 5mm for a long stubble.
Easy to use: you can shave in either direction to get great visibility and see every hair that you're cutting. Long lasting battery runs 45 minutes. Replacement blade lasts up to 4 months (based on 2 full shaves per week. Actual results may vary).
4 grades: lowest grade 0.5mm - highest grade 5mm.
Cordless use.
For wet and dry use.
45 minutes usage.
Fully washable.
1 shaving head included.
3 attachments: attachments include: click-on stubble combs.
2 pin adaptor.
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Had a quick go dry on my face - pleasantly surprised by the results.
Will try a full wet head shave tonight.
seen amazon also have the oneblade which is a bit more expensive at £36 but comes with 2 blades instead of 1
im tempted at getting one as my mate has one and raves off it
If you want this model it's available instore at Superdrug for less than £21, or less than £19 if you are a student. Currently out of stock online.
Or, go for the model up which is online or instore for £23.99, or around £21.59 with student discount.
Both models currently 10% for card members. Sign up for a free virtual card online takes about 30 seconds. This also gets you free home delivery. :thumbsup:
I have bought 2 electric shavers in the past (Braun and Philips) and they were dire . I came to the conclusion they were designed for those with with fine beard hair!
johnlewis.com/phi…152
The more expensive version comes with an attachment which enables variable length trimming which is what I generally go for. I have a good collection of various styles of electric razors and this is the most commonly used one. It's convenient and the battery life is great.
I got the qp6510 at a discount as a beta tester at the end of April last year, it's only been charged a handful of times.
I just wish it has come with additional blades as at 20 quid a pair they arnt the cheapest, but next to a conventional foil head they arnt expensive.
The QP2520/25 comes with 45 minute battery life with an 8 hour charge time and three addiitonal combs.
The QP2530/25 comes with 60 minute battery life with a 4 hour charge time and four addiitonal combs. The QP2530/25 also has a silver finish on the handle of the unit.
Hope this helps :thumbsup:
Yep it is £26.66 at superdrug (Philips Oneblade QP2530/25 with 4 Stubble Combs) but if you have a superdrug card (free) it takes another 10% so it only £23.99 and they delivery to home for free or next day to store for free.
It works sort of but required a lot of passes and even then it was never even, I tried this when it was on offer at about £30, best decision I made. While its old skool snap on length trimmer it just works! it trims it near enough just like how the barber would IMO just without the skill accuracy of course, it is even and look professional. Take the trimmer off I can do straight lines/edges like no other ive tried.
If you are thinking about it this is a great price to go for it, and way cheaper than the Babyliss
On Amazon, these look the same
amazon.co.uk/d/M…006