Norelco Men's Electric Corded/Cordless Razor & Replacement Heads

The Philips Norelco 6945XL Men's Rechargeable Corded/Cordless Electric Razor offers CloseCut heads for close, efficient shaving. Flexing heads follow the contours of your face. Up to 30 cordless shaving minutes. 8 hour charging time. 3 minute quick charge for 1 shave. Battery Light: Charging indicator. 100-240 volts. Automatic worldwide voltage. Replace shaving head every year with HQ56. Purchase replacement heads below.

Product #: 2290694MX

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Electric Razor

CloseCut, flexing heads for close, efficient shaving
Up to 30 cordless shaving minutes on 8 hour charge
3 minute quick charge for 1 shave
Automatic worldwide voltage (100-240 volts)
Includes power cord, protective cap & cleaning brush
Full Two Year Warranty
UL listed

Replacement Heads

Compatible with the following Norelco Shavers: 1000 Series, 3000 Series
ComfortCut Blades
Easy to Replace
Set of 3

This item is not returnable.

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