You can trim your mustache and sideburns with the Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige SP9840/32, thanks to the included precision trimmer attachment. This electric shaver is suitable for every type of beard, from light to heavy beard growth. It automatically adjusts the speed to the density of your beard. Do you have sensitive skin? Choose a lower speed manually. In addition to shaving dry, you can also shave with shaving foam. This way, you can choose what best suits your skin. After use, you can clean the electric shaver in the cleaning station. So the shaver stays clean and you prevent skin irritation. Then, you can store it with the accessories in the travel case.
You can trim your mustache and sideburns with the Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige SP9840/32, thanks to the included precision trimmer attachment. This electric shaver is suitable for every type of beard, from light to heavy beard growth. It automatically adjusts the speed to the density of your beard. Do you have sensitive skin? Choose a lower speed manually. In addition to shaving dry, you can also shave with shaving foam. This way, you can choose what best suits your skin. After use, you can clean the electric shaver in the cleaning station. So the shaver stays clean and you prevent skin irritation. Then, you can store it with the accessories in the travel case.
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Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige SP9840/32 Men's Shaver Rotation Shaver Trimmer Grey
You can trim your mustache and sideburns with the Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige SP9840/32, thanks to the included precision trimmer attachment. This electric shaver is suitable for every type of beard, from light to heavy beard growth. It automatically adjusts the speed to the density of your beard. Do you have sensitive skin? Choose a lower speed manually. In addition to shaving dry, you can also shave with shaving foam. This way, you can choose what best suits your skin. After use, you can clean the electric shaver in the cleaning station. So the shaver stays clean and you prevent skin irritation. Then, you can store it with the accessories in the travel case.
You can trim your mustache and sideburns with the Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige SP9840/32, thanks to the included precision trimmer attachment. This electric shaver is suitable for every type of beard, from light to heavy beard growth. It automatically adjusts the speed to the density of your beard. Do you have sensitive skin? Choose a lower speed manually. In addition to shaving dry, you can also shave with shaving foam. This way, you can choose what best suits your skin. After use, you can clean the electric shaver in the cleaning station. So the shaver stays clean and you prevent skin irritation. Then, you can store it with the accessories in the travel case.
Last updated at 06/11/2026 15:28:55
Philips S9000 Prestige Refresh Shaver Black
Delivery $24.49
originally posted on philips.com
I have been using safety razors after getting tired of the razer burn from my foil razor. Did some research on electric shavers, reviews & techniques shaving with them.Pre shave routine : after showering I applied beard oil to two days worth of stubble and waited two hours while the unit was charging.Initial impression : unit was quite, well balanced and easy to maneuver. Cutting was efficient and did quite well around the mouth and under the nose. Ran the unit on the slowest speed to prevent razor burn (skin might feel slightly warm but not uncomfortable, I did forget to apply cold water to close the pores. Shaving time was not that long and did not have to do many passes, even worked well under the jaw line.As for comparison to wet shaving, I could get ... MoreI have been using safety razors after getting tired of the razer burn from my foil razor. Did some research on electric shavers, reviews & techniques shaving with them.Pre shave routine : after showering I applied beard oil to two days worth of stubble and waited two hours while the unit was charging.Initial impression : unit was quite, well balanced and easy to maneuver. Cutting was efficient and did quite well around the mouth and under the nose. Ran the unit on the slowest speed to prevent razor burn (skin might feel slightly warm but not uncomfortable, I did forget to apply cold water to close the pores. Shaving time was not that long and did not have to do many passes, even worked well under the jaw line.As for comparison to wet shaving, I could get closer but it would take more time and get a few nicks here and there.
originally posted on philips.com
I highly recommend the newest line of Prestige shavers. The latest model (SP9841/84) comes with the pentagonal heads and the SH91 blades which deliver a smooth, close shave in five minutes. It also has the cleaning pod enabling the shaver to clean his shaver's head in one minute's time and then leave it to drip in the pod which provides a handy storage spot on the counter. Whereas the 9500 series also has the same head and cleaning option, its handle is not as ergonomic as the Prestige's making the 9500 far more difficult to handle. The older Prestige shavers (SP9820 and SP9860) have the rounded shaving heads but these do not allow the shaver to be cleaned in a pod and the head needs to be entirely removed to be thoroughly cleaned. On the newest Prestige the head ... MoreI highly recommend the newest line of Prestige shavers. The latest model (SP9841/84) comes with the pentagonal heads and the SH91 blades which deliver a smooth, close shave in five minutes. It also has the cleaning pod enabling the shaver to clean his shaver's head in one minute's time and then leave it to drip in the pod which provides a handy storage spot on the counter. Whereas the 9500 series also has the same head and cleaning option, its handle is not as ergonomic as the Prestige's making the 9500 far more difficult to handle. The older Prestige shavers (SP9820 and SP9860) have the rounded shaving heads but these do not allow the shaver to be cleaned in a pod and the head needs to be entirely removed to be thoroughly cleaned. On the newest Prestige the head flips open which is a much more useful way to clean the shaver under the tap on days you don't want to clean it in the pod. As an aside: I also have the older 9721 Norelco which came with the cleaning station that has heating coils to help dry the shaver. I discovered that the newer SH98 blades worked perfectly on that shaver so on a whim I removed the entire head from the 9721 and tried it on my new Prestige and it worked beautifully. So, on those days that I decide to shave with the rounded heads of the older Prestige, I can mount that head onto the handle of my new SP9841. When the shave is done I can remount the head onto my older 9721 and clean it in the older cleaning station. Options... I have plenty of great options and a superb shaver in my new Prestige. For those who do not have the older shaver, don't despair. The newest Prestige will provide you with all the shaver you really need so enjoy it. Just remember to turn it 90 degrees to get a closer shave under the nose and ears due to the pentagonally shaped heads. For the neck, cheeks and chin this rotation is not needed. A great shaver, guys.
originally posted on philips.com
I’ve used a traditional razor with shaving cream all my life. I was curious about electric razors but heard they didn’t shave as closely as a blade. During COVID (like many stay/work at homes) I stopped shaving daily. For the occasional zoom meeting I would have to shave, and I began wishing I had an electric, for a quick touch up. I finally got one, the cheapest Norelco. Even though I had limited expectations, it didn’t meet even those. I spent more time than with a razor trying to get a minimally close shave. Just wouldn’t do it. Sigh. I’d read reviews for the Prestige and was intrigued by users saying the shave was the best possible from an electric, rivaling a blade. The price was an obstacle. Finally when a Norelco trimmer I’d been happily using for years died, ... MoreI’ve used a traditional razor with shaving cream all my life. I was curious about electric razors but heard they didn’t shave as closely as a blade. During COVID (like many stay/work at homes) I stopped shaving daily. For the occasional zoom meeting I would have to shave, and I began wishing I had an electric, for a quick touch up. I finally got one, the cheapest Norelco. Even though I had limited expectations, it didn’t meet even those. I spent more time than with a razor trying to get a minimally close shave. Just wouldn’t do it. Sigh. I’d read reviews for the Prestige and was intrigued by users saying the shave was the best possible from an electric, rivaling a blade. The price was an obstacle. Finally when a Norelco trimmer I’d been happily using for years died, I talked myself into the Prestige-which has a similar trimmer. And the Prestige was on sale. Glad I finally moved on it. It truly does give a close shave that rivals a blade and it does so quickly. I’m stuck with the first Norelco, which I kept past the return window. I’ll probably donate it. Very pleased with the Prestige. It’s a high class experience in every way. Pricey but worth it for me.
| Cordless | Yes |
| Usage Type | Shaver |
| Water Resistant | Waterproof |
| Product Type | Shaver |
| Wet<wbr>/<wbr>Dry Use | Yes |
Philips S9000 Prestige Refresh Shaver Black
Delivery $24.49
I have been using safety razors after getting tired of the razer burn from my foil razor. Did some research on electric shavers, reviews & techniques shaving with them.Pre shave routine : after showering I applied beard oil to two days worth of stubble and waited two hours while the unit was charging.Initial impression : unit was quite, well balanced and easy to maneuver. Cutting was efficient and did quite well around the mouth and under the nose. Ran the unit on the slowest speed to prevent razor burn (skin might feel slightly warm but not uncomfortable, I did forget to apply cold water to close the pores. Shaving time was not that long and did not have to do many passes, even worked well under the jaw line.As for comparison to wet shaving, I could get ... MoreI have been using safety razors after getting tired of the razer burn from my foil razor. Did some research on electric shavers, reviews & techniques shaving with them.Pre shave routine : after showering I applied beard oil to two days worth of stubble and waited two hours while the unit was charging.Initial impression : unit was quite, well balanced and easy to maneuver. Cutting was efficient and did quite well around the mouth and under the nose. Ran the unit on the slowest speed to prevent razor burn (skin might feel slightly warm but not uncomfortable, I did forget to apply cold water to close the pores. Shaving time was not that long and did not have to do many passes, even worked well under the jaw line.As for comparison to wet shaving, I could get closer but it would take more time and get a few nicks here and there.
I highly recommend the newest line of Prestige shavers. The latest model (SP9841/84) comes with the pentagonal heads and the SH91 blades which deliver a smooth, close shave in five minutes. It also has the cleaning pod enabling the shaver to clean his shaver's head in one minute's time and then leave it to drip in the pod which provides a handy storage spot on the counter. Whereas the 9500 series also has the same head and cleaning option, its handle is not as ergonomic as the Prestige's making the 9500 far more difficult to handle. The older Prestige shavers (SP9820 and SP9860) have the rounded shaving heads but these do not allow the shaver to be cleaned in a pod and the head needs to be entirely removed to be thoroughly cleaned. On the newest Prestige the head ... MoreI highly recommend the newest line of Prestige shavers. The latest model (SP9841/84) comes with the pentagonal heads and the SH91 blades which deliver a smooth, close shave in five minutes. It also has the cleaning pod enabling the shaver to clean his shaver's head in one minute's time and then leave it to drip in the pod which provides a handy storage spot on the counter. Whereas the 9500 series also has the same head and cleaning option, its handle is not as ergonomic as the Prestige's making the 9500 far more difficult to handle. The older Prestige shavers (SP9820 and SP9860) have the rounded shaving heads but these do not allow the shaver to be cleaned in a pod and the head needs to be entirely removed to be thoroughly cleaned. On the newest Prestige the head flips open which is a much more useful way to clean the shaver under the tap on days you don't want to clean it in the pod. As an aside: I also have the older 9721 Norelco which came with the cleaning station that has heating coils to help dry the shaver. I discovered that the newer SH98 blades worked perfectly on that shaver so on a whim I removed the entire head from the 9721 and tried it on my new Prestige and it worked beautifully. So, on those days that I decide to shave with the rounded heads of the older Prestige, I can mount that head onto the handle of my new SP9841. When the shave is done I can remount the head onto my older 9721 and clean it in the older cleaning station. Options... I have plenty of great options and a superb shaver in my new Prestige. For those who do not have the older shaver, don't despair. The newest Prestige will provide you with all the shaver you really need so enjoy it. Just remember to turn it 90 degrees to get a closer shave under the nose and ears due to the pentagonally shaped heads. For the neck, cheeks and chin this rotation is not needed. A great shaver, guys.
I’ve used a traditional razor with shaving cream all my life. I was curious about electric razors but heard they didn’t shave as closely as a blade. During COVID (like many stay/work at homes) I stopped shaving daily. For the occasional zoom meeting I would have to shave, and I began wishing I had an electric, for a quick touch up. I finally got one, the cheapest Norelco. Even though I had limited expectations, it didn’t meet even those. I spent more time than with a razor trying to get a minimally close shave. Just wouldn’t do it. Sigh. I’d read reviews for the Prestige and was intrigued by users saying the shave was the best possible from an electric, rivaling a blade. The price was an obstacle. Finally when a Norelco trimmer I’d been happily using for years died, ... MoreI’ve used a traditional razor with shaving cream all my life. I was curious about electric razors but heard they didn’t shave as closely as a blade. During COVID (like many stay/work at homes) I stopped shaving daily. For the occasional zoom meeting I would have to shave, and I began wishing I had an electric, for a quick touch up. I finally got one, the cheapest Norelco. Even though I had limited expectations, it didn’t meet even those. I spent more time than with a razor trying to get a minimally close shave. Just wouldn’t do it. Sigh. I’d read reviews for the Prestige and was intrigued by users saying the shave was the best possible from an electric, rivaling a blade. The price was an obstacle. Finally when a Norelco trimmer I’d been happily using for years died, I talked myself into the Prestige-which has a similar trimmer. And the Prestige was on sale. Glad I finally moved on it. It truly does give a close shave that rivals a blade and it does so quickly. I’m stuck with the first Norelco, which I kept past the return window. I’ll probably donate it. Very pleased with the Prestige. It’s a high class experience in every way. Pricey but worth it for me.
Overall, I like my new shaver, but have a couple of concerns. I purchased it to replaced a failing older Philips model. I thought the shave was significantly better than my old unit in its last days, but that was to be expected. It glides nicely, and now after several weeks of use, it still gives a pretty good quality shave. What I don’t like and am concerned about as the gets older is that at some shaving angles it makes a screeching sound that is highly irritating. I fear that it denotes undo wear. If this noise gets worse, I will have to stop using it. I would like Philips to replace it. From a design perspective, it looks and feels great. I don’t care for the hinged head cover and prefer the totally removable one for washing the blades that I had on my old ... MoreOverall, I like my new shaver, but have a couple of concerns. I purchased it to replaced a failing older Philips model. I thought the shave was significantly better than my old unit in its last days, but that was to be expected. It glides nicely, and now after several weeks of use, it still gives a pretty good quality shave. What I don’t like and am concerned about as the gets older is that at some shaving angles it makes a screeching sound that is highly irritating. I fear that it denotes undo wear. If this noise gets worse, I will have to stop using it. I would like Philips to replace it. From a design perspective, it looks and feels great. I don’t care for the hinged head cover and prefer the totally removable one for washing the blades that I had on my old Phillips shaver. It was just more convenient and easier to keep in good shape.
In the past, I've spent a small fortune on top of the range foil shavers. Eventually bought a good cheap one (around £50) and it's served me just as well.Then I stumbled on reviews of the S9000 range & wondered if I should give a high end rotary model a try.The first problem is that it has an eye-watering price point. However, Philips have a nice habit of offering special deals on their products from time to time.So, not being in a particular hurry, I waited, some special prices came up & I gave Philips a call as I had some questions. The friendly & professional lady I spoke to was the deal maker & I took the plunge.After some weeks with the S9000, I'm impressed so far. The first thing I noticed is that it's soooo quiet! Makes a foil shaver sound like a ... MoreIn the past, I've spent a small fortune on top of the range foil shavers. Eventually bought a good cheap one (around £50) and it's served me just as well.Then I stumbled on reviews of the S9000 range & wondered if I should give a high end rotary model a try.The first problem is that it has an eye-watering price point. However, Philips have a nice habit of offering special deals on their products from time to time.So, not being in a particular hurry, I waited, some special prices came up & I gave Philips a call as I had some questions. The friendly & professional lady I spoke to was the deal maker & I took the plunge.After some weeks with the S9000, I'm impressed so far. The first thing I noticed is that it's soooo quiet! Makes a foil shaver sound like a motorbike in comparison.It took a few days to acclimatise to using a circular motion to shave but I'm into it now & I'm getting fairly close shaves too - in or out of the shower. What is impressive is the S9000's ability to deal with a few days growth. In fact, it seems to give a better shave than on one day's stubble.Unlike some, I do like the wireless charging too. I can also use that for my phone & heated mug. I also suspect that it's possible to "convert" the shaver to take a cable anyway.Did I bother with a cleaning station? No, why would you when you simply run it under the tap & spray with a good cleaner after each use.Design wise, the S9000 is gorgeous as is the build quality - as you would expect from a company like Philips. Lots of shiny metal & minimal plastic.Although the shaving heads will have a much longer life than foil models, it remains to be seen how long they really will last & what the replacement cost will be.The included accessories are nice too. I've never had something to trim nose/ear hairs & sideburns before. The other trimmer is for beards or even simple hair cutting. These accessories are not part of the razor itself & easily pop on/off. That's great as so many models are cluttered with pop outs.A minor niggle is the instructions which appear as a number of graphics & very little print. They are more like a puzzle than instructions & I struggled to see them even with my reading glasses! How about some useful videos Philips?So, thus far, all is well with my shaving world. Will it be a year from now or longer? I don't know but the S9000 is in the last chance saloon as far as buying high end razors is concerned.I hope my early pleasures last for many years to come.
This is a pretty good shaver.I normally don't leave reviews, but I have had a hard time finding a good, long-lasting shaver at a reasonable price and this is the closest I have found, although I still think it's overpriced.I've used this shaver for several months now and have had a mostly positive overall experience. It did take a little getting used to the close shave, but that passes, and it's a positive for me and one of the main reasons why I purchased it. It doesn't tug hairs and is a consistently close, comfortable, fast, and clean shave. However, I still do occasionally get razor burn irritation around the corner of my mouth and upper and lower lip and that is annoying.I REALLY dislike the very slow wireless charging, and the super large wireless ... MoreThis is a pretty good shaver.I normally don't leave reviews, but I have had a hard time finding a good, long-lasting shaver at a reasonable price and this is the closest I have found, although I still think it's overpriced.I've used this shaver for several months now and have had a mostly positive overall experience. It did take a little getting used to the close shave, but that passes, and it's a positive for me and one of the main reasons why I purchased it. It doesn't tug hairs and is a consistently close, comfortable, fast, and clean shave. However, I still do occasionally get razor burn irritation around the corner of my mouth and upper and lower lip and that is annoying.I REALLY dislike the very slow wireless charging, and the super large wireless charging pad with a nondetachable cord that doesn't fit into the travel case. It's gimmicky and unnecessary, and bulky and inconvenient for no reason and provides no real benefit. The price could easily have been significantly less with a corded charger with faster charging like another prior premium Philips shaver I had (for which Philips stopped selling the shaver heads and that was really frustrating, but that's a separate issue), and this would be a solid 5-star product. Because of this issue, I almost considered a 3-star rating (since charging is central to the shaver's use) - but it does it's main job of shaving consistently well.I haven't used the attachment so I have no comment there, and I manually wash the shaver since I don't want to have to keep buying the cleaning solution so no comment there either.
This Norelco delivers the smoothest and closest shave of any Norelco I've ever used (and I've been using them for over 40 years). I'd like to address a few objections some men have mentioned that I find picky. First off, it has no cleaning station or cleaning pod. My answer: they're unnecessary, they take up counter space and they add unnecessary expense. I rinse it under the tap and once every few weeks I spray the cutting head with Shaver Saver. The Qi charging pad make the bag too large for travel. Given that we only travel once every year and generally not longer than two weeks, there is no need to travel with the larger case and charging pad. The shaver holds a two week charge like a champ. Besides, I love the Qi charging pad since I drop my shaver onto it ... MoreThis Norelco delivers the smoothest and closest shave of any Norelco I've ever used (and I've been using them for over 40 years). I'd like to address a few objections some men have mentioned that I find picky. First off, it has no cleaning station or cleaning pod. My answer: they're unnecessary, they take up counter space and they add unnecessary expense. I rinse it under the tap and once every few weeks I spray the cutting head with Shaver Saver. The Qi charging pad make the bag too large for travel. Given that we only travel once every year and generally not longer than two weeks, there is no need to travel with the larger case and charging pad. The shaver holds a two week charge like a champ. Besides, I love the Qi charging pad since I drop my shaver onto it after each shave and it's fully charged for the following morning. Lastly, they complain that the head must be popped off for cleaning as well as for the trimmer attachment compromising the head that is held on by plastic tabs. I have an eight year old 9721 and its head still attaches firmly after all these years; it's space age plastic, not your grandfather's plastic.Some men are opting for the latest Prestige with the pentagonal head given that it can be used with a cleaning pod (unnecessary as mentioned) and has a flip-top assembly for easier cleaning. This newer version's advantage is immediately erased by the unwieldy pentagonally shaped head making shaving under the nose and ears awkward if not downright difficult. The only way to achieve a close shave with this head is to rotate the shaver 90 degrees requiring some dexterity given the additional need for moving the shaver in a circular motion. The older round shaving heads are far more superior and better at their job.All told, the 9860 Prestige is simply the best Norelco available and in my opinion the best electric shaver including foil shavers that is available today.
I recently purchased the Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige SP9883/36 and overall, I am quite satisfied with my purchase. The shaver performs well both for dry and wet shaving in the shower, and I no longer suffer from skin irritation, even though I have sensitive skin that is prone to red spots. The wireless charging pad is a nice addition and the device comes with a beard trimmer and storage pouch.The shaver is easy to use, and the appearance is sleek and modern. It charges quickly and has a clear battery display. The shaver also has three settings and a nose trimmer, making it a versatile grooming tool. I can shave for about 3 weeks with a charged battery, and the shaver is suitable for sensitive skin.However, the shaver is not without its drawbacks. Replacing the ... MoreI recently purchased the Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige SP9883/36 and overall, I am quite satisfied with my purchase. The shaver performs well both for dry and wet shaving in the shower, and I no longer suffer from skin irritation, even though I have sensitive skin that is prone to red spots. The wireless charging pad is a nice addition and the device comes with a beard trimmer and storage pouch.The shaver is easy to use, and the appearance is sleek and modern. It charges quickly and has a clear battery display. The shaver also has three settings and a nose trimmer, making it a versatile grooming tool. I can shave for about 3 weeks with a charged battery, and the shaver is suitable for sensitive skin.However, the shaver is not without its drawbacks. Replacing the shaving part with the hair clipper takes some getting used to, and the large case comes with few accessories for such a high price. The wireless charging feature is also the only charging option, which may not be convenient for everyone. Additionally, it can take a long time to get a good result, and hairs can grow back quickly.The charger is not convenient to take with you on holiday, and taking off the shaving head for cleaning feels like breaking it off. It can also be difficult to clean when wet shaving due to the messy design of the head. Lastly, despite the shaver being suitable for sensitive skin, it can still cause some irritation.Overall, the Philips Shaver S9000 Prestige SP9883/36 is a good purchase for those looking for a high-end shaver that performs well and is suitable for sensitive skin. The shaver has some minor drawbacks, but I believe the pros outweigh the cons.
The closest shaves that I have ever had were ones given by professional barbers after a haircut. In our post pandemic world, however, I'm unable to find them anymore and, even if I still could find one, it would never be an every day occurrence. Otherwise, whether for home or travel, the S9000 Prestige gives the best shave that I have ever given myself, and easily tops razor shaves. For real. As a bonus, it's very easy to care for. Because my skin is sensitive, I need to use shaving cream. The S9000 has no problem working with it. My recommendation is to pay the higher cost to get the most and best blades. Thus, my strong recommendation is to purchase the S9000 Prestige SP9841/84 rather than any lower priced product in the line.
Simple physics here, a rotary razor simply has spinning blades that run at three different speeds with this razor. The three heads can move and pivot to follow skin contour, a minor benefit. Other than that, they are feeding you major baloney to justify a ridiculous $300 price tag. SkinIQ...somehow they want you to believe there are magical sensors monitoring your face and adjusting the razor! Adjusting it how????? It's only function is spinning the blades at a preselected speed. The lift and cut is an outright lie. I took apart the heads and examined the blades under high power magnification. There is no magical system here, just basic blades mounted to sweep by your face and trim hair with no special lift and pull technology. That would take sophisticated ... MoreSimple physics here, a rotary razor simply has spinning blades that run at three different speeds with this razor. The three heads can move and pivot to follow skin contour, a minor benefit. Other than that, they are feeding you major baloney to justify a ridiculous $300 price tag. SkinIQ...somehow they want you to believe there are magical sensors monitoring your face and adjusting the razor! Adjusting it how????? It's only function is spinning the blades at a preselected speed. The lift and cut is an outright lie. I took apart the heads and examined the blades under high power magnification. There is no magical system here, just basic blades mounted to sweep by your face and trim hair with no special lift and pull technology. That would take sophisticated mechanical engineering that would not fit in the tiny heads. Of course they make this to run on batteries only and not with the power cord. Your daddie's old corded razor lasted a lifetime, just plug it in and shave. But this gimmick uses batteries that will eventually go south on you then you'll have to buy another new razor. Norelco covered all the bases here for maximum profiteering.
| Cordless | Yes |
| Usage Type | Shaver |
| Water Resistant | Waterproof |
| Product Type | Shaver |
| Wet<wbr>/<wbr>Dry Use | Yes |
