Philips
Philips Shaver 3000
S3510/08
Philips Shaver 3000 is rated
out of
5 by
38.
$89.98
Discontinued
Description
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The Shaver Series 3000 gives you an easy and convenient shave with more
comfort for an affordable price. 4-direction Flex Heads, combined with a
ComfortCut Blade System, guarantee a smooth result.
Features:
comfort for an affordable price. 4-direction Flex Heads, combined with a
ComfortCut Blade System, guarantee a smooth result.
Features:
- Convenient, Easy shave
- Comfortably close
- A Comfortable shave
- Rounded edges move smoothly over skin for a protective shave
- Adjusts to every curve of your face and neck
- Heads flex in 4 directions to easily shave every curve
- Maximum power year after year
- 50 minutes of cordless shaving after a one-hour charge
- Shaver can be rinsed clean under the tap
- Can be used corded and cordless
- Perfect for trimming your sideburns and mustache
- This item is Final Sale.
Rated 1 out of
5
by
wayne24 from
GUTLESS, ANEMIC SHAVER
After so-so experiences with other brands, I decided to treat myself to a 'good' shaver. But the Philips 3000 Series HQ6996 turned out to be a total disappointment. The motor is sadly lacking in power. Even when fully charged it sounds & cuts like it is about to run out of power #charge#. Using the cord doesn't improve the power much. It struggles to deliver a barely adequate shave and really has trouble if the growth is more than one day. Maybe this particular shaver has a deficiency from the outset and is supposed to perform better. But how would I know - I have no basis of comparison. I have given up on it.
Date published: 2015-10-01
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Fiercecat from
Basic corded shaver
Philips made this products as unattractive as possible in order to push customers to buy the cordless shavers:
- blades are most basic but are expensive to replace;
- cord is cheap and tangling;
- there is no trimmer on board;
- there is no selection of corded shavers, this is the only model.
Cordless shavers are more expensive and they need to be replaced more often as the battery does not last as long as other parts of the shaver and it cannot be changed. All said, considering cost, longevity, and lower impact on the environment this is still a preferred model for me.
Date published: 2017-03-08
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
The poor man's trimmer.
This is not my first Philip's shaving unit, but it is by far my least favorite.
This unit seriously lacks cutting power and will malfunction if even the blades are mildly dirty. I constantly need to clean and dry the blades as I shave to get it to work properly. This is especially true when trimming nose hair as natural nose mucous causes unit to malfunction and requires immediate maintenance, otherwise job won't get done.
I am honestly terribly disappointed with this product, especially as a long time Philip's shaving supplies user. I feel that as time has gone by, the units have been getting worse.
Date published: 2019-04-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kurt725 from
Excellent Shaver for the Price Range
This shaver itself is very well designed and ergonomic, and the shave is very comfortable and close (I have a medium or average beard) cutting shorter stubble and longer hairs with ease and is very quiet. Cleaning the product is very simple as well by washing with warm water under the tap. I found that the battery charged quicker than advertised (first charge, and battery was empty) and holds that charge for quite a while, and can be used while plugged into the mains. Overall it is an excellent shaver.
Date published: 2014-06-26
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Kenwd from
The Philishave 5401 is a more convenient shaver
My other shaver is a Philishave Model 5401. Although the PT1710 has a nice feature of being able to wash the shaving head it also has a serious inconvenience. The transformer is external and the cord is flimsy and kinky from being folded in shipping. It is awkward to pack for traveling.
The 5401 has a robust cord and an attached clipper.
Overall I prefer the 5401.
Date published: 2013-09-18
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Requires Cleaning Head Every Shave
I bought this plug only shaver because I had the HQ6940 at my ranch and needed a new shaver at home. I have had Philips shavers since a teenager (I am now retired) and avoid rechargeable models due to poor product life. This PT710 is the worst model as it clogs up so easily and badly when it grabs a long hair at the sideburn. It winds around the drive wheel and the cutting blades stop turning due to poor contact. Must be taken completely apart and cleaned with a toothbrush scrub as water does not remove wound hairs. The HQ6940 has three substantial sized claws and this never happens with it. The long hairs get chopped. Also a coiled cord and trimmer is missing. I find a blade razor is easier than this model and less time. I should have read the reviews before buying.
Date published: 2015-09-22
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Unhappy2017 from
Fell apart in my hands after 3 months
I was extremely disappointed with this shaver. I had another Philips shaver for many years and it was good and it finally kicked the bucket. I bought this just a few months ago and tonight after I finished my shave, as I said before it fell apart in my hands. The top came off and the blades went down my sink. I don't know what I did to make it fall apart like this. It's not like I dropped it or hit it against something.
Date published: 2017-03-12
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Colin001 from
good design, replacement blades overpriced
I like the product performance but replacement blades should not be priced as high or higher than original price paid for the machine.
Date published: 2013-09-15
