Philips NorelcoPortable Shaver, On-The-Go Wet and Dry Electric Shaver, ComfortCut Blade System, 3D Floating Heads, Compact Design, Powerful Battery, Model PQ888/81

Great purchase and function as advertised. Battery life is great and only good for a quick shave daily. The product doesn't have the capacity to do close shave. Also very portable for a travels.

The Philips Norelco Compact Portable Men’s Travel Electric Wet & Dry Facial Shaver is a handy little device that’s great for traveling. Its small size makes it easy to toss into a bag without taking up much space, which is a big plus for me.In terms of performance, it shaves okay. I’ve found that I have to pass over the same areas a few times to get all the hair, but it does eventually get the job done. I specifically bought this shaver because I tend to get razor burn easily, and while it’s been somewhat helpful in avoiding irritation, I’ve had issues with nicks and small cuts, which is disappointing for a product meant to be gentle.Overall, it’s a decent option if you’re looking for something portable and functional, but don’t expect a perfect shaving experience. It’s good for quick touch-ups while traveling, but I wouldn’t rely on it for everyday use.

I shave daily with a Norelco 9000 series shaver. I needed a more compact product for my upcoming motorcycle trip. This shaver give me almost as good of a shave as the bigger shaver I use. It is very compact and can be locked so the power button is not activated by accident. I am impressed with the design and with the shave quality of this small shaver. Well done, Norelco!

This Philips portable travel shaver is a great little traveling companion! It's compact, lightweight, and gives a decent shave. It won't replace your electric shaver for daily use, but it's great for touching up while traveling. As other reviews have mentioned, the only drawback is the supplied charging cord, which is terminated in a proprietary Philips connector. This means having to carry around yet another charging cable. This is a problem common to all Philips rechargeable shavers, however, there is a solution! I found a 5V Type-C shaver adapter charging converter by Yinke on Amazon which has a standard female USB-C on one end and a Philips connector on the other, allowing you to use any garden variety USB-C cable. It's small and will fit inside the shaver's travel case. Yinke also makes charger adapters in various voltages for other electric shavers, and I have one for my Philips 9000 shaver as well. Works great and lets you finally "cut the cord!"

Phillips Norelco finally introduced a compact, rechargeable travel shaver with excellent heads! It's compact, lightweight, has a travel lock, and gives a close shave. While the shaver is easily a five-start product, I am only giving it four stars because it came with a "unique" USB 5V charging cable, one with a USB-A on one end a double-hole connect on the other. Now I have yet another cable type. I thought the EU put a stop to this nonsense! The shaver's case is overkill. I'm going to use to store the cord and leave both the case and cord at home. Fully charged, I should get two months use before it needs recharging.

Light weight. Works smoothly. Very satisfied.

Charged really well and worked for about a month. Then would not cut hair anytime. Ran fine but not able to shave. Blades must already be dull.

compact for travel