Philips 7000 Series HC7650/15 Hair trimmers/clipper Black, Grey 28 Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)

I have used the clippers twice now and I am very happy with them.My first experience was a steep learning however I am now quite confident and somewhat proficient.The comb attachments are easy to use and with the adjustment for hair length very simple. The cutter comb is safe and sharp. There is no pulling and as fast as I go they effortlessly cut the hair at a perfect even length.

I don't often buy Philips products because I don't like them.But I will give this hair cutter, HC5630/13, a fair review as best as I can to help others make an informed decision.First, I only considered this hair cutter because Wahl and Remington did not have what I was looking for. A basic hair cutter to shave my hair to the scalp. No styling, no multiple accessories like combs, scissors etc, no messing around and no nonsense. That's it.I have been cutting my hair this way for a very long time.I had tried Wahl first. Their hair cutter lasted long enough ~ 5+ years for low use of 1 cut every 3-4 weeks.Then, Remington twice. Their hair clippers lasted shorter than Wahl's and each hair cutter even shorter than the previous one!So, I looked elsewhere ... MoreI don't often buy Philips products because I don't like them.But I will give this hair cutter, HC5630/13, a fair review as best as I can to help others make an informed decision.First, I only considered this hair cutter because Wahl and Remington did not have what I was looking for. A basic hair cutter to shave my hair to the scalp. No styling, no multiple accessories like combs, scissors etc, no messing around and no nonsense. That's it.I have been cutting my hair this way for a very long time.I had tried Wahl first. Their hair cutter lasted long enough ~ 5+ years for low use of 1 cut every 3-4 weeks.Then, Remington twice. Their hair clippers lasted shorter than Wahl's and each hair cutter even shorter than the previous one!So, I looked elsewhere including Wahl, again.But still did not find anything Wahl that satisfactorily met my basic needs, though their prices are OK.Hence, why I considered Philips hair cutters for the first time.Choosing/identifying and selecting from their huge selection of hair cutters is nightmare!No COMPARISON Table/Chart or COMPARE option to compare and contrast Philip hair clippers, even within the same product line or series.For instance, the 5000 Series 'Hair Clipper' alone; HC5630/13, HC5630/15, HC5632/13, HC5632/15... Same for 3000 Series, 7000, earlier models... That is just for hair clippers only. No other 'personal care' products.Hence, why I explicitly included the exact model name/number in the review headline and description for several times.Because it's also not easy to find or choose on Amazon, either :-(In addition, Philips website Support is next to nothing.First, ineffective PhilipsBot is all you get. Then it chucks you out after a couple of minutes of guessing around... instead of a real person to chat with, online form to fill in, email address to contact customer service for support etc...Anyway, let's go through some of the marketing 'features' claim of Philips Hairclipper Series 5000, model: HC5630/13 (for the UK market).- Fast, even haircut: It definitely performed better than my old Wahl and Remington x2 hair cutters. It cut better. It's quieter too.- Cut hair flows away for 2 x faster* clipping/DualCut technology: Not sure. But I did not often have to do multiple passes to cut the same area.- Maximum precision with double blades: I noticed some efficiency compared to old models.- Adjusts to different length settings / 28 lock-in length settings: I did not bother. Just used the bare clipper to cut my hair to the scalp. Used it for head hair, beard/moustache, armpits, down to pubic hair. Every hair.- Hassle-free cleaning / 100% washable**: Absolutely easy to clean. But did not wash the clipper nor the blade (I don't trust all that 'washable'** in small print! In case, something gets rust, short-circuit etc somewhere based on bad experience in the past).- Extra power when you need it / Turbo mode: I did not try the booster, aka 'Turbo' T, option. Did not have to; the standard/default cutting was enough.- Ergonomic design for comfort and control / Comfortable grip: It helps holding but also feels small and prone to slip! So, be careful, especially when switching holding position or hands.- Get a perfect but protective trim: Yes, you get good cut. But blade width feels narrow compared to big old models.- Trim-n-Flow pro Technology: Do not bother. Just slightly oil your hair (with some light oil. I had Johnson's baby oil lying around, so used that) then comb hair before starting to cut. Just like the barber does (for a reason). That's all.- Corded or cordless: Model HC5630/13 is the corded with a 3-pin UK for UK mains. (But I have to run a power lead extension cable from another room!). Perhaps, choose the 2-pin UK version if your bathroom has the correct shaver charging socket :-)Zero maintenance: Some truth in there. Did not have to oil anything. Just use, then clean and store.Self-sharpening blades: I don't know. It certainly was sharp enough to cut my hair smoothly.Other Points:- Safe rounded blade tips...: If the blade tips touch your skin, they still cut and make it bleed!-- Also, the hair clipper makes a power buzz. Not sure what frequency it runs at but it's probably very high.-- If the power lead rubs or rests on your bald head while shaving, it makes sensational feeling on that spot/area on your head, as if on fire! So don't let the clipper lead rub agianst (ideally) or rest on your shaven head more than a couple of seconds! Way too much power buzzing that can make your head dizzy. I don't know if it was just me. Or this is an issue that will affect others.Apart from that the hair clipper cuts and performs as intended.-- As mentioned, I have not used any of the combs accessories; 16-28mm for long hair, 3-15mm for short hair and 2mm for beard/head grooming. No scissors. But a little hair brush and small pouch to carry the thing.So, Philips Hairclipper Series 5000, model: HC5630/13, loses 1 point for price and another 0.5-1 point/s for other little things like no 2-pin shower plug, 'features' claim, buzzing and so on.But I will be very generous (till something else popps up) to rate it at 4/5 stars.CONTENTS:HC5630/13 Hair clipper x1.3-pin UK charger for HC5630/13 x1.Hair combs x3 (please, see above and image).Small hair brush x1.Small pouch x1A6-sized user manual ~ 5-6 picture pages.Multilanguage leaflet x1.…Please, see image attached (and product pictures).If you just want to cut yout hair, this is the hair clipper for your.I have done the hard work of searching, so you don't have to.In short, I will recommend Philips HC5630/13 over any other brand and model I have ever used or considered buying it.Thanks for reading and Good Luck with finding your perfect hair cutter :-)

Wow what can I say; the Philips hairclipper series 5000 washable hair clipper has revolutionised the hair trimming game for me personally.I thought my previous trimmers were good, but after getting these you will not be disappointed.The stylish and attractive design is lightweight and easy to hold while cutting the hair.It is very versatile, allowing for trims corded or cordlessly, which allows you to glide through hair effortlessly without the need for cables getting in the way.The hair cutter is very, very quiet compared to any other clippers I’ve used in the past and it creates neat lines and cuts, with adjustable cutting lengths like if you were a professional barber.You can cut hair in one swoop instead of doing multiple sweeps in one area, getting ... MoreWow what can I say; the Philips hairclipper series 5000 washable hair clipper has revolutionised the hair trimming game for me personally.I thought my previous trimmers were good, but after getting these you will not be disappointed.The stylish and attractive design is lightweight and easy to hold while cutting the hair.It is very versatile, allowing for trims corded or cordlessly, which allows you to glide through hair effortlessly without the need for cables getting in the way.The hair cutter is very, very quiet compared to any other clippers I’ve used in the past and it creates neat lines and cuts, with adjustable cutting lengths like if you were a professional barber.You can cut hair in one swoop instead of doing multiple sweeps in one area, getting all the hairs first time. Which is perfect for my disabled father who can not sit for very long.The trimmers glided through his hair andIt took a lot less time to cut and style his hair than previously before.The blades glide effortlessly and do not snag or dig in the scalp, with him stating that it “didn’t feel like I was cutting his hair at all”. Which is also a great feature for kids who hate having there hair cut.There is no need to oil or to treat the blades, which I had to do on my previous clippers. Which gives the Philips hairclipper series 5000 washable hair clipper a much more versatile and advantage to other clippers about, making them a lot more easier to maintain.Especially when it comes to cleaning them. Running the blades under a tap to get rid of all the fine hair that seemed impossible to get rid of in the past, was weird at first, but now I wouldn’t have it any other way.It feels and looks like you are using a brand new clipper each time you trim your hair, as washing the blades in water allows for a easier clean process to hair cutting.Convert! You will not be disappointed. Not only for the quiet, easy and cordless free trimming that lasts up to 90 minutes. The cleaning process will save you time and money.