Philips Series 7000 wet and dry shaver with charging stand and pouch

Rank #2 in Best Electric Shavers for Men 2026: 10 Ranked, Six Battery Units

Philips Shaver Series 7000 S7887/35 Wet & Dry

£89.99 4.4 from 2,762 Amazon ratings
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The Philips Shaver Series 7000 (model S7887/35) is the second entry in this guide: a wet and dry rotary shaver with flexible heads that turn 360 degrees to follow the face, a pop-up trimmer, a charging stand, a travel pouch and a cleaning brush, listed at £89.99. It carries a 4.4 out of 5 rating from 2,762 ratings, and the listing's own rank puts it third in Men's Electric Rotary Shavers.

The numbers printed on that same listing are why it sits here rather than higher. The 'Battery Average Life' field reads '7 years', while the bullet two lines above promises '1 hour full charge for 60 minutes of runtime' — 7 years is not a runtime, and 60 minutes is what this shaver actually does on a single charge. The blade field disagrees with itself in the same way: the bullets claim '45 self-sharpening SteelPrecision Blades', the spec table says 'Number of Blades: 3'. And the weight is given as 0.56 g, which would make this shaver lighter than a paperclip; the other models in this guide are listed between 203 g and 1.16 kg. Everything on this page is taken from the Amazon listing, not from any testing we have done.

How those 2,762 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.4 stars.

5 star
68%
4 star
17%
3 star
7%
2 star
3%
1 star
5%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £89.99
Customer rating 4.4 out of 5, from 2,762 ratings
Battery Average Life (as listed) 7 years
Runtime stated in the bullets 1 hour full charge for 60 minutes of runtime
Number of Blades (as listed) 3
Blades stated in the bullets 45 self-sharpening SteelPrecision blades
Item Weight (as listed) 0.56 g
Best Sellers Rank 3 in Men's Electric Rotary Shavers

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“The best electric shaver I've ever had. The tray design is much better that previous models and is much easier to empty and clean. The battery lasts for a long time and, in general, feels like a big technological leap. Highly recommend!”

Robornio
Verified purchase

“I love this beauty of a shaver, I've wet shaved most of my life after being disappointed with electric shavers in my teens ! having course hair they never gave a clean or complete save . . . BUT THIS BEAUTY . . WOW it really is fantastic, such a close shave , quick , simple to clean, quiet. .as close as a blade. I love it . . look no further pay no more this can't be beaten in my opinion.”

crunchie

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Electric Shavers for Men 2026: 10 Ranked, Six Battery Units.

Questions people ask

How long does the Philips Series 7000 run on a charge?

The bullet says a 1-hour full charge gives 60 minutes of runtime, and a 5-minute quick charge gives enough for one full shave. The spec field separately reads 'Battery Average Life: 7 years', which is not a runtime figure.

How many blades does the Philips S7887/35 have?

The listing gives two answers. The bullet claims 45 self-sharpening SteelPrecision blades cutting 90,000 times per minute; the spec table lists 'Number of Blades: 3'.

Can the Philips Series 7000 be used wet and dry?

Yes. The listing describes it as a 100% waterproof electric razor and lists both dry and wet shaving among its features, alongside a pop-up hair trimmer.

How much does the Philips Series 7000 weigh?

The spec table states 'Item Weight: 0.56 g'. No other weight appears anywhere on the listing to compare it with.

What comes in the box with the Philips Series 7000?

The listing lists one Philips Series 7000 Wet and Dry electric shaver, one pouch, one charging stand, one USB-A charging cable and one cleaning brush.

What warranty does the Philips Series 7000 come with?

The first bullet states a 5-year warranty; the last bullet separately mentions a 2-year self-sharpening blade lifetime. Both figures appear on the same listing.

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