EMPORIUM2x Replacement Shaver Heads Compatible with Philips OneBlade
R349
About
Quality generic replacement shaver heads suitable for the Philips OneBlade electric shaver.
Product Features
- Pack of 2
- For wet or dry shaving
- Razor head lasts up to 4 months based on an average of 2 full shaves per week
- Contour tracking: The razor head follows the contours of your face and enables you to trim effectively and comfortably
Product Specifications
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Weight: 20g
- Includes: 2x Replacement Shaver Heads for Philips OneBlade
- Compatible Models: QP2510, QP2520, QP2521, QP2522, QP2523, QP2530, QP2531, QP2620, QP2630, QP6505, QP6510, QP6520, QP6620.
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