Philips Electric Shavers for Men, Rechargeable Wet/Dry Electric Shaver with SenseIQ Technology, Cordless Electric Razors for Men with Pop-up Trimmer, Travel Case

Love the battery life, durability, and adjustable trim. It comes with the triple circle thing and the beard trimmer to correctly style your beard or just get a quick shave in.

Really nice shaver. Always use Philips shavers but this is the most comfortable one I ever had. Shaves very close and smooth. Small difference in design but handles very well.

This is my second one. First one bit the dust because I dropped it a few times from too high up. That was totally my fault, definitely not a defect with the product. But when it was time for a new one I knew I wanted the exact same item again. I just use it for shaving my head and it’s by far the best shaver I’ve ever had for that purpose. I can get my head shaved nicely in maybe 6 minutes, whereas with lesser products it takes closer to 20. Sturdy, powerful, and very effective, I’d recommend this model to anyone

It is nice and quiet, a refreshing change from my non rotary shavers. There is no perfect razor, I always hope but always disappointed, why is there always a small area I have to go back after rinsing off?! This Philips razor is the best rotary I have owned. A little less demanding in accuracy but I still feel non rotary give a slightly closer shave.

excellent product. shaves well and clippers work great. highly recommend

I feel it is an excellent choice for an electric razor. It gives a reasonably close shave. The battery lasts a good while before needing recharging.

My husband was very happy with the quality, shaving time and smoothness. It was easy to use with no skin irritation. He shaves dry and says it's easy to clean. It was a great value especially with the extra set of blades. It came with a beard attachment but he only has a mustache so hasn't used it. It came with a case but no charging stand. I was glad it came with a plug in charging cord instead of like some that only had a USB plug in capability. The charge lasted a long time.

BOTTOM LINE ▪ Good overall shave ▪ Pricey ▪ Trimmer is disappointing I've been using rotary shavers for 40 years. In that time, I have strayed twice to a straight foil shaver. Each time wondering, "why", after a few years. Oh, I remember... the last Norelco I had required 2 warranty replacements because it was a cheap (but hardly inexpensive) shadow of those that came before it. Now, after 2 years with a foil, I decided for several reasons that it was time to return to my first love. There are many reasons to choose either foil or rotary and many articles one could read online to decide which is best for a given shaving requirement. Clearly for me, a rotary will always provide a better shave. This Norelco 6600 caught my eye for 2 reasons: 1. It came with a replacement set of heads; a $35 value 2. It came with an adjustable length beard trimmer that I hoped would replace my existing dedicated beard trimmer. ABOUT THE TRIMMER Sadly, the swappable trimmer attachment is a huge disappointment. ▪ It's loud ▪ It's shaky ▪ It cuts very uneven and takes 2-3 times as many passes as my separate (Norelco) beard trimmer. (NOTE: After multiple passes at the max height of 5mm with the new trimmer, the trim was so ragged that I was still able to even up strays using the 7mm height on my dedicated trimmer) ▪ The longest of 5 trim heights is 5mm. That's a pretty narrow range. Since I keep my beard at 7mm in the Summer and 9mm in the winter, I'll never have any use for this attachment. (NOTE: It doesn't say anything in the Amazon Page for this shaver except "5 Length Trimmer Attachment". You have to read the manual to find out the specifics) VALUE and SHAVE QUALITY I waited a month for the price to drop on this shaver because $100 seemed beyond ridiculous for any electric shaver (I can't fathom what someone believes they're getting from the Prestige line of Norelco that cost $300-430). Even with the price drop to $85, I only bought this 6600 because the extra set of shaving heads represented another $35; effectively dropping the price of the shaver to $50. As I mentioned before, my growth patterns have always responded better to a rotary shaver. This model is no exception. The shave is significantly better than I was getting with the foil at half the effort and number of passes. Frankly, this was expected and not particularly better than the lower end models I've used over the last 40 years (even the junky one I mentioned above provided a decent shave). CONCLUSION If you have a face that works best with rotary shavers (for me, it's about fine whiskers that grow at every conceivable angle on my neck), this shaver will give you a satisfactory, if not above average, shave. However, you would probably get an equivalent shave from a much less expensive model like those in the 3000 or 5000 series.