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QG3342/23 Philips 6-In-1 Beard & Hair Trimmer Multigroom series 3000 6-in-1 Beard & Hair trimmer 3 attachments & 3 combs cordless, fully washable skin-friendly blades 60mins cordless use/10h charge All-in-one beard & hair trimmer 6 in 1 waterproof trimmer for maximum versatility Try out different beard, mustache and hair styles with this all-in-one trimmer. 6 QG3342/23 attachments give you the possibility to easily try many different looks. Versatile Trim your face, neck and sideburns to complete your look 18 adjustable lengths (1-18 mm) for an even beard or stubble Define sharp lines around your beard or goatee Tidy up your eyebrows and sideburns to an even length Gently get rid of unwanted nose and ear hair 18 adjustable lengths (3-20 mm) for an even haircut Easy to use Skin-friendly, high-performance blades for a gentle trim 60 minutes of cordless use on a 10-hour charge Trimmer can be rinsed clean under the tap 2- year guarantee, worldwide voltage, no oil needed 6-in-1 Beard & Hair trimmer QG3342/23 Highlights Full size trimmer Detail comb Skin-friendly blades Use the full size trimmer without a comb to Precisely comb and trim your eyebrows and Get a gentle trim that is high on performance. complete your style and get clean, sharp lines sideburns for a finished look. Blades are self-sharpening and made of finely around the edges of your beard. ground chromium steel, giving you lasting Nose trimmer performance. Their rounded tips and combs Beard & stubble comb ensure smooth, protected contact with your skin. 60 min run time, 10-hr charge Remove unwanted nose and ear hair, easily Trim your beard to exactly the length you and comfortably. want, by locking in the setting that suits your desired look. The beard & stubble comb offers Hair comb 18 length settings from 1mm to 18mm, with Our new blades reduce friction to give you up precisely 1mm between each setting. to 70% more run time than previous models. Detail trimmer Fully washable Keep your haircut in style, or create a new one, by trimming to different lengths. The hair comb offers 18 length settings from 3mm to 20mm, with precisely 1mm between each Create fine lines, contours and details to setting. Simply rinse the blades and combs after each define or change your style. use for long-lasting performance. 6-in-1 Beard & Hair trimmer QG3342/23 Specifications Create the look you want Trimming performance Power Number of attachments/combs: 3 Skin-friendly blades: For a gentle trim Battery type: NiMH attachments & 3 combs Run time: 60 minutes Styling tools: Full size trimmer, Detail trimmer, Ease of use Charging: 10 hours full charge Rotary nose trimmer, 18-setting beard&stubble Wet & Dry: Fully washable Automatic voltage: 100-240 V comb, Detail & eyebrow comb, 18-setting Display: Charging indicator hairclipper comb Service Number of length settings: 18 integrated Design 2-year guarantee length settings Color: Black with silver details No oil needed Hairclipping/Facial styling: Detailed styling, Handle: Easy grip Goatee, Long beard, Moustache, Sharp lines, Short beard, Stubble look © 2017 Koninklijke Philips N.V. Issue date 2017‑01‑20 All Rights reserved. Version: 7.0.1 Specifications are subject to change EAN: 08 71010 35932 63 without notice. Trademarks are the property of Koninklijke Philips N.V. or their respective owners. www.philips.com.
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