My Philips MG7930 has a USB-A to "shaver plug" cable, which means you at least don't have to travel with a charger. I charge it from USB-A port in my laptop.
What made me choose it is that there are some replacement parts available (combs, blade, cable) and if you're good with electronics/soldering you can replace the battery inside as well. With minor repairs it should last a decade or more.
Deep Work by Cal Newport. I’m trying to add blocks of distraction free time to each day and it’s a big challenge, hopefully this book will give me some fresh ideas regarding the implementation.
Deep Work by Cal Newport. I'm trying to add blocks of distraction free time to each day and it's a big challenge, hopefully this book will give me some fresh ideas regarding the implementation.
My Philips MG7930 has a USB-A to "shaver plug" cable, which means you at least don't have to travel with a charger. I charge it from USB-A port in my laptop.
What made me choose it is that there are some replacement parts available (combs, blade, cable) and if you're good with electronics/soldering you can replace the battery inside as well. With minor repairs it should last a decade or more.
Are these still made in Europe? I bought MG7930, which is a series 7 multi-groom (not a shaver, I know) in 2025 and it says "Made in Indonesia".
Deep Work by Cal Newport. I’m trying to add blocks of distraction free time to each day and it’s a big challenge, hopefully this book will give me some fresh ideas regarding the implementation.
Deep Work by Cal Newport. I'm trying to add blocks of distraction free time to each day and it's a big challenge, hopefully this book will give me some fresh ideas regarding the implementation.