Philips 1235/15 Beard Trimmer

The DuraPower technology ensures a long-lasting battery performance, while the self-sharpening stainless steel blades trim consistently as on day 1. This trimmer can also be charged with a micro-USB cable and runs for up to 60 minutes.

Longer lasting battery

This beard trimmer uses DuraPower technology to reduce friction on the blades, preserve the motor, and keep your battery going four times longer.

Get a perfect but protective trim

The self-sharpening steel blades on the Philips 3000 beard trimmer stay as sharp and effective as on day 1 to deliver a perfect yet protective trim, time after time.

Up to 60 minutes of cordless use after 8 hours charging

Charge your trimmer for 8 hours with your USB cable to get 60 minutes of cordless use.

USB charging for convenient use

This beard trimmer comes with a USB cable for more flexible charging via your computer or any USB adaptor. The adaptor is not included (recommended adaptor Philips HQ80).

Choose beard lengths of 1-3-5-7mm or the zero trim look

You can choose from 1mm stubble comb or any of the 3mm, 5mm or 7mm beard combs, to get the beard length you want. Alternatively, you can remove the comb and get the zero trim look of 0.5mm.

Lights indicate when battery is low or charging

The battery indicators in this trimmer let you know what your battery status is: low or charging. This way, you can charge your trimmer on time and you won’t end up with an empty battery in the middle of your trim.

Skin-friendly blades for smooth skin

Designed to prevent scratches and irritation, the blades have rounded tips for smoother skin contact.

Travel lock prevents trimmer from accidentally starting

The travel lock on the on/off button prevents the appliance from being switched on by accident.

Simple maintenance

Detach the head of your Philips beard trimmer and rinse it under the tap for easy cleaning. Then dry it before you put it back on the appliance.

Easy to grip

A fast trimmer that’s comfortable to hold and use. So you can handle those hard-to-reach areas more easily.