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If those are the accessories you need, then go for it. The runtime is almost half that of the PRO Series 9. But with 100 minutes, you can still get a few shaves in before needing to charge. It doesn’t have AutoSense, which adjusts speed based on beard density, but you can always ask how necessary that feature really is. I also see that you get the fade guard with this model, which is something I really appreciate. I’m sure you’ll be satisfied with it! Let me know when you’ve tried it, maybe I’ll try it myself 😊.

The series 9 is only $15 more than the pro series 7 so probably worthwhile to get the series 9. This will be used exclusively for short stubble trimming and cheek/neck lineups.

Hi there! I started working on a video that was meant to show how to go about shaving, like a beginner’s video, where I demonstrate a bit of how I do it. Unfortunately, some things have happened in my personal life that I need to deal with. I’m in a very dark place right now. I hope to get back on track soon. I hope you understand and can wait, but right now you wouldn’t recognize me if you saw me. Best regards/Philip

Haha, thank you for the feedback I guess? You’re not the first that has commented that, I’ll try to do better next time! Take care!

I think that Philips bg 7025 works very well, what happened was that the grooming head was worn out, I bought a new head to the device and now works well again, but the new head is not as good as thee original part and that is petty. And last thing, I use it for my back and works very well for that. /Philip

@@Philip.315 but it doesn’t come with a back attachment like the Phillips body groom 5000 does, so how do you reach your back without a back attachment?

@@BobRoss-wm3lc yes that is true. I would guess that the 5000 model is as good as the bg7025 when it comes to shaver and power, but you well get a better reach with the 5000. That is my believes, I think you can reach quite good on the back with the bg7025 at least when it comes to my own problem areas. Just feel to reach out if you have more questions! good luck.

@@Philip.315 have you tried the 5000?

should i get 2 seperate trimmers for body and face or get the all in ones??

Philips is good, and you get a lot of accessories, whereas the Braun model I tested came with fewer accessories, but overall I really liked it. So, you should ask yourself, what are your needs? For me, the Braun BT PRO Series 9 is enough, and I supplement it with a regular razor, but just because it suits me doesn’t mean it will suit you.When it comes to body trimming, I think the Philips BG 7025 does a good job in terms of the shaving finish.

I think it’s the 7920 model that I tried in my video (14-in-one), but if I compare it with the Xiaomi Grooming & Shaver Kit Pro, which I’ve also tried and made a video on, the Philips models win every day of the week. The only difference between the Philips models is that you can get different combinations of accessories and possibly shorter battery life (I’m not entirely sure about that), but in terms of performance, and the Philips click system compared to Xiaomi, Philips is much better. I hope this answers your question. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions.

@@Philip.315yess thanks 🎉

Thank you! It looks like you can use both voltages, but the text on the charger is really faint, and I can barely read it even with my glasses on. You might also need to consider getting a plug adapter, depending on the wall socket types in the European country you're visiting, as they can vary. Good luck!

Thanx for the question! I know exactly which model you mean. I was actually considering buying it myself at one point but ended up getting new blades for my BG7025 instead. The 5000 packaging says "Norelco," which is the part that some people say you don't get when you order replacement parts. Instead, they claim you get a slightly inferior copy from Philips. Why they do this, I don’t know, but I did write to them, and they responded saying they couldn’t answer my question. To answer your question, I personally feel that the Bodygroom gives a better finish on the body and is quicker compared to the OneBlade. So, if you’re looking for a body groomer that provides a good shaving finish on different body areas, the BG5000 might be a better choice. With the OneBlade, you often have to go over the same spot several times before you start seeing decent results. As for the combs, I can't say for sure whether they'll work well or not since I haven’t tried them. Lastly, I’m quite confident that you can use it on your neck and nape as well.

@@Philip.315 Thank you very much, and instead do you think it would be possible to use it as a beard trimmer?

@@marcospalluto. I'm hesitant to answer that, as I have no idea if it would work for that. But you can get the Philips BG7025 for about the same price range, and with that, you have a dedicated trimmer side.

@@Philip.315 yes I know perfectly well but it wouldn't have the back extension arm 😅

@@marcospalluto. Do a MacGyver, a stick and duct tape solves the problem 😉haha

Thank you!

I would say that it’s a trimmer that comes quite close to a professional one, and also to the Philips 7000 model if we’re only looking at the trimmer itself and not the accessories and other extras, in which case I prefer Braun. But of course, this is a matter of personal preference. I just think with Braun you get a really nice finish and good value for the money.

@@Philip.315 Between the two, which one do you recommend in terms of cleaning the neck and cheeks before switching to a shaver or razor blade? Which one cuts shorter? Is the Braun Pro Countour comb worth the extra money compared to the Philips?

@@matteoceci5792 That’s a tough one to answer. I don’t know how the shaving part is on the Braun model, as it’s not available here in Sweden, while it is in other countries. But if it’s as good as Philips, then Braun is the clear winner. So unfortunately, I can’t really answer that question. I’m considering seeing if I can order a separate part from Braun to try it out.

@@Philip.315 I actually saw that in this video you used that comb to shave your neck and cheeks, at minute 9

@@matteoceci5792 You'll have to excuse me, I completely misunderstood what you wrote. Sometimes when you translate directly from English to Swedish, things get mixed up (like a short-circuit). 'Neck' in English translates to 'nacke' in Swedish, meaning the back of the neck. However, in this case, 'neck' can also refer to 'throat' (hals in Swedish), which makes more sense here. Now I understand what you meant. Sometimes it’s also hard to follow whether we’re talking about shaving or trimming, as we tend to use the word 'shave' for both. I think if you're planning to use it to trim down a bit before shaving, you'd probably need to let it grow out for a few days-at least that's the case for me. I have pretty sensitive skin, so if I shave too often, I get some irritation and redness. But based on the video at around 9 minutes in, it works okay.

The brand is called "infraredi" and the model I owns is "flex max", but there are so many brands you can choose between to day, such as "block blue light" "Mitolight" "hooga" and many other. I made a comparison list a while ago between different brands in terms of size categories. The prices are not updated, and neither are the models. I've noticed that some brands have launched new models or updated the old ones, but usually, there isn't much of a price change when that happens. There are discount codes included, which you can use to get 5-10% off depending on the brand-every little bit helps. Let me know if you have any further questions. Link to the comparison list docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D4sE4wRMc22BbLB9n0Ls0akBBO_KW1d7H4aceZ4v6ac/edit?gid=654882071#gid=654882071

Hi @Adamas11! I totally get where you're coming from. It's tough to switch after using a product for so long. The Brio BeardScape v2 looks great with its powerful motor and adjustments, but it is quite pricey. If you're focused on short beard trimming, I'd recommend the Braun Pro Beard Trimmer Series 9 as a cheaper option. I’ve been really happy with it. If you're considering the Philips OneBlade, remember that the blade replacements add up over time. Personally, I use the Braun Pro BT Series 9 alongside the Braun X BT5200. If you find a good deal, you could save $60-90 compared to the Brio (take the numbers with a grain of salt). I’m curious, though-what makes the Brio so expensive? Hope this helps! Let me know if you have more questions. Good luck! /Philip

@@Philip.315 I just watched your video on the Braun Pro Beard Trimmer Series 9. Very informative review. I may have to try that one. The US version is All-in-One/13-in-1 which is overkill in my opinion, but worth a shot. I am not sure what makes the Brio BeardScape so expensive. It seems very well built and has a powerful, variable speed motor with 240 minutes of trim time. It has a built-in micro-adjuster that allows you to set the blade to 1mm (the lowest setting), 1.3mm, 1.6mm, or 1.9mm. That would suite my stubble length ranges (can also use the 1mm/2mm guard). For lineups of cheeks and neck, I’d have to buy the zero blade (0.2mm add-on). If I can a good sales can get the trimmer, zero blade and case for about $120. 🤔 this one may be worth a shot as well…

@@Adamas11 Wow, then you've found better prices than me, then the numbers I sent you don't apply. I found here from Sweden a page that had a sale on the Brio V2 for around 230 dollars. But it feels like you are determined on which lengths you want to use, it has better precision than Braun if you start from the numbers you use. But I might be willing to try it in the future if I manage to find a good deal for around $120 :)

@@Philip.315 Yep, the Brio BeardScape might just be the one! They offer 90 days return policy (hopefully flexible, no hassle returns), so it’s worth a shot.

@@Adamas11 Let me know what you think of it

Haha, that’s exactly what I was thinking too, but I didn’t want to focus on it since my videos tend to get long enough as it is. Maybe I should start roasting other channels, haha! I can’t remember what his channel is called, but I was shocked by how many followers he had. How do people manage that?

I've literally just come from that video 😂

@@Philip.315 haha no, I think you're better without "roasting" other channels. I did it here now, because I was a bit annoyed of his video but in general, it's much better to not point finger on others, even if that's nowadays part of the YT game. I mean, ofc if one just respectfully disagrees with other people, then this is different, but then this is not "roasting" anymore. Just keep doing what you're doing and focus on your own content, which is great btw. Hope your channel will grow!

@@L4WNY.. What a coincidence! haha

I don’t think I said it that way. In fact, I misspoke in the video when I mentioned the 7000 model-it’s actually the BG7025 model I’m holding in my hand. I do think the Philips 7000 model, or the 'All-in-One,' is a stronger device than the OneBlade and comes with a lot more accessories. However, when it comes to lighter shaving and trimming, I find the OneBlade more convenient to work with compared to the 7000 model. That being said, there’s no right or wrong here-it all comes down to personal preference. If the 7000 model (not the BG7025) had a better click system and more ergonomic design, it would definitely be my top choice. Thanks for sharing your experience and opinion. /Philip

Wow, thank you so much! Hope you find it as good as I do.

I'm in my second year.

@@Philip.315how many minutes a day I meant and how long on face etc

@@melvinp1324 That's a good question. It depends on the strength of your panel. I've become more cautious and keep more distance (30-40 cm) while holding sessions under 10 minutes, three times a week. I'll be discussing this in my next red light video, where I'll talk about what I've learned over the past two years and the results I've achieved. I hope this answers your question, feel free to reach out if you have more questions. Best regards, Philip

@@Philip.315 that would be great to know i have gone for the ROJO refine 900 .. i think there are settings on this one with timings ,, but would love to know thoughts

@@melvinp1324 It appears that you can choose pre-set programs for specific treatments, but I have a few questions regarding the optimal distance. Does the app indicate the correct distance you should maintain from the panel? The farther away you are, the weaker the light intensity. It's all about the dosage you receive per treatment, which is measured in joules. This is calculated by multiplying the treatment time ( per s) by the power output in mW/cm², giving you the total joules, or the dosage you're exposed to. I'm planning to make a video on this, as I'm convinced that many devices might be too powerful, which suggests we should probably reduce treatment times. This might be a bit advanced, but these are my current thoughts on the matter.

Thanks for your comment, glad to hear you liked that part! Honestly, I hadn’t even noticed it myself, haha! Great to hear you're happy with the trimmer. As long as you're satisfied, that's what matters most. Have a great day/Philip

Ja sas! Were in Greece ?

@@Philip.315 watching from Athens. I was surprised by the ending!

@@o_stavr455 I'm scarred for life haha. My cousins and aunt live in Athens, but the rest of the family is up in Halkidiki/Thessaloniki.

Thanks for your comment! Glad you liked the video, and I appreciate you sharing your thoughts. Regarding the Xiaomi device, I totally understand your disappointment. It really comes down to personal preference - it depends on your needs and what you prioritize. If you have a thinner or shorter beard, it might work better for you, but personally, I think it's worth spending a bit more for a higher-quality device. I agree that the USB-C and battery level indicator are handy features, and it’s definitely something more brands should consider. The charging stand idea is also a great point! It would be really convenient to have a vertical charging base, like some of the models from Braun or Philips. As for the best device nowadays, I’d say both Braun and Philips offer really solid options, depending on what you’re looking for. For thicker beards, I’d recommend the Braun Series 9 or the Philips Norelco 9000 or "the all in one "series - all of them have performed really well in my experience. Good luck with your purchase, and feel free to ask if you have any other questions! Have a great day!

@@Philip.315 Thanks so much for your reply! It was so complete and well done! I´ve tried a Philips for the body and Braun for body and beard, and in my opinion, the accesories for body are better in Philips: they are smoother and no problems with them. Meanwhile the accesory from Braun was irritating my skin and pulling from my hairs some times, even cutting my skin sometimes (eventhough i changed the accesory 3 times and it breaks sooner than the Philips one too). Hope European Union forces all these brands to use USB-C. It´s amazing a Chinese brand is the only one using it, isn´t it? Could you send a link from the Philips Norelco? when I look for it, there are so many similar models, thanks. And what do you think about Philips series 7000? I watched your video as well, very good, but I mean... Is it better for beard and body? thanks!

Glad you liked it. What’s a shame, and something I didn’t manage to include, is that it makes a sound when it needs to be charged. It sounds silly, but in a stressful situation, you want everything to be charged and ready. Definitely an appreciated detail from my side. /Philip

Thanks for the encouragement! I hope I don’t scare people away, hahaha

A new brand for me, I looked at it a bit today, and there are no direct retailers here in Sweden. I’ll keep looking, but from what I can see, it’s a pure beard trimmer without any extra accessories apart from the guards?

I can agree that you can shave more often compared to using a traditional razor without getting irritated skin, but the result is not as good.

@@MacrisMaQ I’m sorry for the 'translation,' I was typing on my phone and forgot to switch to the English keyboard, so everything came out wrong. I then quickly used Google Translate to translate my Swedish text. Typing on my phone is something I usually avoid; I'm more of a person who calls people to ask how they’re doing. Maybe it’s old-fashioned, but there’s usually no room for misunderstandings that way. PS: There’s no right or wrong in this, I could just as easily be wrong in my videos. This is all about personal taste. Have a great day!

@@Philip.315 Ooh. Now I get that, I'm not a native English speaker either, so no worries. Also, sorry if my response might've seemed a little harsh. Nonetheless, great video and lots of love to You! ❤️

Btw. Such a great interaction for YT comments section. I really appreciate that. Hope You do well!

@@MacrisMaQ thanks ! I try to do my best 😊

Here’s the translation: It's okay for a quick shave, but otherwise it's been sitting in the drawer more or less since I recorded. I sometimes use a similar Braun model to shave a bit off the neck. But what bothers me the most is the price of the blades.

@@Philip.315 well I have a wahl wet and dry shaver it does a decent job replacing the foil and blade cost about 17 gbp and they last me well over a year

Well, the only interesting thing about this experiment was that I didn’t lose muscle volume or strength; otherwise, I found the weight loss to be so-so. But you can't have other expectations when you’re 'burning' fat (it takes time). My personal conclusion is that red light hasn’t reduced any fat or increased fat burning, but there might be a chance that it helped maintain muscle mass. I learned a lot from making this video and from the small critiques I received

Thank you so much for the feedback and compliments, and for following the channel. I've had a lot going on lately, so I've felt guilty about not delivering videos. I’m currently in the process of uploading a video explaining why I’ve been away. But your feedback really encourages me to keep going. Cheers, or as we say in Sweden, skål!

Here’s the translation: "Thank you so much for following the channel and for the nice compliment. This is just as difficult every time someone asks me this. But I think that if you find the Braun model with the shaving attachment-the part I didn't get with mine-I would buy it just because it has a more premium feel and is simply better designed than Philips (small details that I appreciate). If you want a lot of options with decent quality, Philips is the better choice. I can add that Braun serie 9 fade guard is suitable for fading around the ears and neck, and works okay on the beard I use all the time. I hope this answers your question. Best regards, Philip.

@@Philip.315 thank you soo much for your fast reply i think i will go for the braun series then indeed, the shaving attachment is that the procontour attachment? I will try to look it up and go for that one then it looked really well and easy how you handled the beard with the braun!

@@ands2873 I've recorded a video intended for those who are a bit new to beard trimmers and shaving. It might not be relevant for you, but in the video, I show that I use both the B PRO Series 9 and the B-X Series (bt5200), a very nice combination that I always use and can actually recommend.

I don't understand what you're writing

@@Philip.315 братишь , включи переводчик и все поймёшь ))) Кстати , очень плохо , что ты не понимаешь по Русски.. Тебе уже давно пора начать учить наш язык . Иначе будешь сидеть в америке без работы)

@@НиколайСпасибо-я8ы If it's any comfort, I know a few words in Russian from my wrestling career. From what I can see, I don't have the same options in the app as on the computer where I can turn on translation. As for your comments, I have no idea where they have gone. But try again, and we'll give it another shot. Best regards, Philip."

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Haha, I've thought about that too, that people might associate my name with being a "Philips" channel. I guess I'll have to rename myself. I'm glad you liked it, I'll be back on screen soon. I've had a lot going on, lately and I caught the new COVID virus, which has made me really tired. /Philip

@drooyrich1279 Thank you for sharing your experience with red light therapy. While some studies do suggest potential benefits, I'm not entirely convinced about certain health claims. The research in some areas, such as fat burning and testosterone enhancement, is still limited and sometimes questionable. Many studies do not clearly detail their methodologies, which makes it difficult to fully trust the outcomes. It's essential to approach these claims with caution and to rely on well-documented research before drawing conclusions. But I'm glad to hear it's been helpful for you!

Hi Hakan_srf! If I had tried the shaving part of the Braun and it was as good as Philips, I would have chosen Braun without hesitation. I also believe it depends on what you're looking for. As it stands, I only use my Braun devices, the Braun Series 9 and BT5200, and occasionally shave with a traditional razor. Like I said, it's hard to give a straight answer about which one is the best when it really comes down to your personal needs and preferences. Personally, I appreciate Braun's sleek design, well-thought-out accessories, and technology. But if you want all the possible attachments, Philips might offer more value. I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out if you have any more questions.

@@Philip.315 do you thing about xiaomi grooming kit pro

Tack för bra video! Såg de hade bra erbjudande på Braun series 9 på Amazon. Så blev den tack vare din grymma recension och förklaring 😃 haft en Oneblade innan men tycker den är för klen och rakar för dåligt faktiskt för min smak!:)

@@fredrikbrenden8802 Tusen tack, hoppas du blir nöjd med den. Jag använder jätte flitigt särskilt fade guarden fungerar riktigt bra runt öronen och nacken. Dubbel kolla alltid en extra gång så du inte tar fel då det finns en vänster och höger, tror inte det står på dem så man får göra kontrollen själv/ riskbedömningen. Sen uppskattar jag att ger ifrån sig ett ljud när det är dags att laddas. Lycka till och ha en bra dag!/ Philip

@@hakan_srf I've bought it, mainly because I'm a big fan of their robot vacuum cleaners. I'll be recording it today.

Hi! Thank you so much for your feedback and for sharing your experience with the OneBlade Pro. I understand how frustrating it can be with the expensive blades that don’t last as long as you’d like. It sounds like the Series 9000 will be a great fit for you, especially with all the different guards for adjusting your beard length. As a side note, Braun has a model called the BT5200, which is somewhat similar to the OneBlade. The blades last around 6 months and cost between $17-$20, and the trimmer itself is around $40. The downside, however, is that it doesn’t have an adjustable dial for the length; instead, you have to switch out fixed guards up to 5mm. Just a tip if you’re looking for a smaller model! I’m glad the video was helpful, and I hope you’ll be happy with your new trimmer! /Philip

​@@Philip.315 Hi. Thank you for your suggestion. I checked the website and it seems like the guard for the XTC is max 5mm which is a shame. It seems like its very hard to a find a device that can provide full grooming experience. I have 2 questions: 1) For the 9000, would I need to replace the head after certain time period? 2) Which microphone do you use in your videos?

Thank you for your comment! I agree that it’s important not to draw too drastic conclusions from individual studies, especially when it comes to cell culture research, which may not fully reflect what happens in the human body. It’s true that we need more robust clinical data to understand the actual effects of vitamins like vitamin C. At the same time, I’ve noticed that some researchers and doctors are starting to shift their tone regarding certain vitamins, including vitamin C. There seems to be growing interest in exploring their potential more thoroughly, and some recent findings suggest we might only be scratching the surface. And if you think about it, why wouldn’t cancer cells be able to benefit from vitamins just like other cells? The article really made me pause and reflect on this. It’s an exciting time for further research, and I’m looking forward to seeing how the scientific discussion evolves. Thanks again for your input-it’s always valuable to hear different perspectives on such important topics. Best regards/Philip

Also considering Philips One Blade Pro as well!

Thank you so much for watching my videos and for the kind words! 😊 I’m glad you found the comparisons helpful. Based on what you've described, both the Philips Body Groomer and the Braun 9 are great options, but I believe the Philips might be better meet your boyfriend’s needs, simply because it offers more accessories. The Braun 9 does have a shaving attachment available in some regions (which unfortunately I didn’t receive), but I’m confident it’s at least as good as the Philips option. Personally, I prefer the Braun, especially for its fade guard, which works quite well around the ears and neck. I also appreciate the ergonomic grip and small details like the low battery warning. However, considering the specific needs you've mentioned, I think Philips is likely the better choice. I’m not sure if they’ve renamed the model to Multigroomer or Philips All-in-One, but I know they’ve added an auto-sense function, similar to what Braun offers, which adjusts power based on the thickness of the hair. This could be particularly useful for maintaining consistent performance across different areas of the body. I hope my answer helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out. Good luck with your decision!"

@@Philip.315 THANK YOU so much for your quick response! You are very helpful and I appreciate your kindness helping out. I wish you'll get more subscribers!!!

@@Shivaaaaaaaaaa Considering the needs you’ve described, I think the Philips 7000 series might be a better option in this case. That said, you could also consider getting both options, or the Braun BT5000, because it's both cheaper and just as good, or even better than the OneBlade for certain tasks. When it comes to these smaller models, I find myself using them when I’m in a hurry and need a quick shave. However, for more thorough grooming and trimming, I personally find the larger models to be more effective.

@@Shivaaaaaaaaaa You're welcome, and thank you so much! Yes, it would be awesome if I got monetized. I also replied to you regarding the OneBlade, so you don’t miss my response. Good luck! And be sure to check out Philips' website, as they sometimes have great deals!

Thank you so much for your comment and for sharing your experience! It's truly inspiring to hear how red light therapy has had such a positive impact on your knee pain and mobility. It's fantastic that you feel more comfortable and can engage in activities that were once challenging. I hope you continue to see positive results and that it helps you feel even better moving forward. Thanks again for sharing your story! Best regards Philip

@@Philip.315 Thank you, Philip!🥰

Hi Omar, I believe they are trying to include it in all categories, but from what I can see, they are calling it the "Philips all in one," which might be an update, or "Philips multigroomer." It feels like they've changed some accessories and may have added auto-sense to certain models. Here in Sweden, stores rename the model numbers with a letter or number so that they can't be price-compared since some stores have a price guarantee.

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Hello, thank you for your question. Off the top of my head, it’s possibly the accessories or the battery. I just looked at one model, and it had automatic speed adjustment, similar to what Braun has in its 9000 model. I think this is something new, or I might have missed that some variants of the 7000 model have it. I’ll look into it a bit more. I’ll be back

@@Philip.315 I'm waiting for you (:

@@mehmetcan3079 It wasn't easy to discern the differences, but here's what I've found from Philips' Swedish site, which might be different from information in other countries, at least when it comes to the "Braun" brand. The main differences lie in the accessories; all models have the same battery life and feature Beard Sense technology that detects beard density and adjusts the speed to provide optimal trimming. Otherwise, it's the accessories that set them apart. The 7940 and 7950 models includes a superior cutting blade, which I believe is wider and better for precise edging. They also come with more attachments for body grooming. Other than that, I couldn't identify any further differences. As mentioned, double-check this information yourself as it may vary between countries. Speaking of Philips' website, I highly recommend checking for sales. I snagged a great deal there with a 40% discount, definitely worth a look. Good luck! Best regards, Philip

@@Philip.315 I just double checked. As you say there is one more attachment, superior cutting blade. But 7940 or 7950 does not have body grooming attachment. At least for Turkey. Thank you for information (:

@@Richardm1981 Thank you! And thank you for supporting the channel ❤️

Glad you liked it

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate your perspective. I also found that this trimmer is best suited for those with shorter or lighter beards. In my review, I gave it a rating of 3 to 3.5 out of 5 because, while it works well for trimming/shaving my neck and upper cheeks, it may not be ideal for those with thicker beards. However, I don't entirely agree that it is only suitable for high school kids. I hope you found some value in the video or at least found it entertaining. Have a great day! /Philip

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@@srhaze7691 Are the results really good?

Perfectos,​@@Philip.315

Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I was in contact with Braun a few months ago because I wanted to ask about a collaboration, but I found out that you can't get help directly from Braun's site, but through a P&G website, which I believe might own Braun? I never hade the time to chat with them, but now that I've clicked around a bit on the webbsite (today), I think this might be the right place to order spare parts. I got curious myself, so I think I'll try to order the part from them. I'll include a link to the site. Please let me know how it goes. Best regards, Philipservice.braun.com/gb/en

Save your money! I've realized that I need a good trimmer and a lighter model for travel or quick touch-ups. If you find a good deal, you can save over 30 dollars, which you can spend on other things. Thank you for sharing!

I will try to speed up/shorten the "script” in the future. Glad you found some use in it anyway. Cheers!