Shoppers are praising a Philips electric shaver that delivers a 'nice, close comfortable shave'. The Philips Electric Shaver Series 3000X is currently available on Amazon for £44.99, reduced from £54.99.
Features and Benefits
The shaver features 27 self-sharpening PowerCut Blades that cut up to 55,000 times per minute right above skin level for a 'smooth, even shave every time'. It can be used wet or dry, and its SkinProtect Technology ensures a comfortable, clean shave even on sensitive skin.
Designed to last, the shaver offers 'two years of self-sharpening steel blade lifetime'. The floating shaver heads flex in four directions to maintain even contact with the skin, protecting it from nicks and cuts.
Popular Choice on Amazon
The set includes a protective cap and a USB-A charging cable for convenient on-the-go charging. It is listed as an Amazon's Choice product, with more than 2,000 units bought in the past month.
As an alternative, the Braun Series 3 Electric Shaver 310BT is available for £44.99, down from £64.27 at Argos. This model handles shaving, trimming, and edging for the beard, with three flexible blades that adapt to facial and scalp contours. At Debenhams, the Panasonic ES-RT37 Wet and Dry Electric 3-Blade Shaver for Men is priced at £34.95, down from £79.99, featuring a close three-blade system and a pop-up detail trimmer.
Customer Reviews
The Philips shaver has an average rating of 4.5 out of five stars from more than 5,400 reviews on Amazon. One shopper said: "Gives a very close shave and leaves your skin feeling soft. Very good price."
Another added: "Purchased after my other razor died. I decided to purchase this one because of the price and I did not want to spend a fortune on another one. It gives a nice, close comfortable shave and charges up from a computer via USB. Very pleased with my purchase. Recommended."
A third wrote: "Brilliant razor, replaces an old one I'd had for years, and I’m not disappointed." Some feedback noted it could be "a little more powerful" but is good for the price, and one user said it's "not as smooth as a wet shave but it cuts close, and is certainly easier than the faffing about of a wet shave and so much quicker."
