Philips Norelco Shaver 2400 Series, Wet and Dry Electric Shaver, Pop-up Trimmer, P-Cap, Deep Black, Model X3001/90

This shaver is a good value for the money. It gives me a decently close shave and does not cause any skin irritation issues for me. The trimmer on it is easy to use and does a good job. I replaced another similar shaver of a different brand with this one and have found this one to be far superior in quality and performance. It also goes much farther between needing recharging than my previous shaver ever did. I would definitely recommend this brand to anyone.

I’m really pleased with this electric shaver overall. It’s easy to use and simple to clean, which makes it great for everyday grooming. I usually use it dry, and I’ve never been nicked — it feels gentle on the skin yet still gives a close, smooth shave for an electric razor. It takes a little time to get into all the crannies on my face, but I’m happy with the quality of the shave and the battery life so far. 👍 Pros: ✔️ User‑friendly — easy to handle and operate each time. 🧼 Easy to clean — rinses off well after use. ⚡ Close shave for an electric razor — very good results without much irritation. 🔋 Battery life — lasts long enough for multiple shaves before charging. 👎 Cons: 🔹 Takes a bit of time — need a few minutes to reach all spots, especially around curves. 🔹 Not as close as a manual razor — expected with electric shavers, but still worth noting. Overall, I’d recommend this razor if you want a dependable, easy‑to‑use shaver that’s gentle on skin and holds a charge well! 😄

I’ve now tried my Norelco razor, and will give my thoughts on it. The motor runs slower than my new Remington razor, but it still seems to do a pretty good job of shaving my face. It's easier to clean whiskers out of than my Remington! It charges pretty fast from completely dead- maybe an hour? I like that it has self- sharpening blades- that's a plus, however I'll have to update my review as I see how well it does long term. The only reason I haven't yet given 5 stars is because maybe it doesn't shave quite as close as my Remington? Only time will tell that tale!🙂 NEW UPDATE: Despite my best efforts at a very close shave, today, I wound up disappointed- this shaver is nice- I like it- but the shave I got just wasn't as close as I'd have preferred. My best try still left very short stubble on parts of my face, which is pretty angular. The back edges of my jawline and surprisingly along the straight edges along my cheeks I had to re- shave with my other razor. Maybe they'll read this and try to improve their design? We can hope! 🙂

TLDR: Worth the price in spite mild annoyances. My Kurener arrived today. It was ready to go upon opening charged to about 80% (it has a useful digital display to show its battery charge and when it is charging). The weight and general feel of the handle is high quality. The various attachments, while good, have a cheaper feel to them, particularly the gauges for the trimmer. That said, the trimmer and shaver both performed quite well, despite feeling as though they might not. As for the nose hair trimmer, I have not tried that out yet. I'm a bit nervous to try it, but if I ever need one, its nice to have it. The charging cable is USB, and does not come with a wall adapter. So, unless you have a spare, or want to charge it on your computer, you will need to purchase one separately, which is annoying. And to make matters MORE annoying, if you have an old Philips razor cable lying around, it will fit in the razor and its charging base (which is cheaply made, but I like it anyways/prefer having it to not having it), but it won't actually charge anything. You have to use the USB cable they provide. That said, using USB does make charging on the go easier. However, if you're traveling, it does not come with a bag to store it and its various attachments. (Update: The skin care attachment that I believed was missing was JUST found near my computer desk. I have since updated my star rating from 4 to 5.) All in all, you get what you pay for. It's well worth it to me, and I look forward to using this until I'm forced to replace it. Oh! One last thing! I wish the battery life was a bit better. With just trimming my beard, and then shaving it off entirely, the battery went from about 80% to about 58%. So you'll get about 2 or 3 uses out of it on one charge. ALSO: The design of the shaver head is a little tricky to open, and because it is only three small, small, isolated compartments for the blades, it holds MUCH less hair than a more traditional shaver and will require more frequent emptying/cleaning. UPDATE: Unlike other electric razors I have owned, this one has the rotary blades built in, meaning that they cannot be replaced when dulled. The entire razor head would need to be replaced. To make matters worse, Amazon does not sell replacement shaver heads by Kurener, and the SPEED-XL shaver head replacement recommended in the owner's manual also yields inconclusive search results on Amazon. That said, there are reasonably priced shaver heads that MIGHT be compatible. I won't know for sure until I cross that road, though.

Took 7 weeks for this to arrive, I suspect it was presold, none built until all orders in. I had been a user of Norelco shavers for decades, then I deviated from the path, first chinese knockoffs of the classic triple headed shavers, then some foil shavers. The knockoffs while having more features didn't shave as well. The foil shavers certainly shaved close . . . too close. The key to any triple head shaver is the cutters and combs. It would seem anybody could do that, but coming back to the inventor proved me wrong. It's not the digital displays, not wet or dry, not the angles, rather the steel alloy of the cutters and combs. This is where Norelco excels. The foil shavers were so noisy, excessive vibration, and dusty due to their reciprocating motion. Yes they shaved closer, but not as comfortable. By contrast, this rotary shaver is so quiet that the noise you will experience is the actual cutting of the stubble on your cheeks. So as to this model, no percent charge, just a flashing red light to charge, plenty of charge left to finish. Seems I'm getting 2-3 weeks between charges. Subtle feature, the on-off switch is located away from the natural grip, hence you won't accidentally switch off the shaver.

Es una rasuradora de muy buena marca, el precio es muy bueno, el equipo trabaja de maravilla, corta la barba casi al ras, la batería dura como una señal entre recargas usándola a diario y se puede lavar directamente con el chorro de agua.

Very Good works well..

Excellent

O barbeador é bonito, ergonômico, bem construído e a bateria tem boa duração. Porém não tem a mesma potência dos outros modelos da Philips que já comprei.

I have been using these shavers for over 6o years and have found them the best electric shavers on the market