Philips Norelco Shaver 7800, Rechargeable Wet & Dry Electric Shaver with SenseIQ Technology, Quick Clean Pod, Charging Stand, Travel Case and Pop-up Trimmer, S7885/85
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Color: Navy/Black
Size: Shaver 7800
Features
- Made of up to 250,000 micro-tech beads per square cm, Nano SkinGlide coating improves gliding on skin by up to 30%*, to minimize irritation.
- With up to 90,000 cutting actions per minute, the SteelPrecision blades shave close, cutting more hair per stroke*. The 45 high-performance blades are self-sharpening and made in Europe.
- The intelligent facial-hair sensor reads hair density 250 times per second. The technology dynamically auto-adapts cutting power for an effortless and gentle shave.
- Motion-sensing technology tracks how you shave and guides you to an improved shaving technique with fewer passes.
- Fully flexible heads turn 360 to follow your facial contours. Experience optimal skin contact for a thorough and comfortable shave.
- Charge your shaver fully in just 1 hour with the powerful and energy efficient lithium-ion battery. In a hurry? Plug in your shaver for 5 minutes and get enough power for 1 full shave. (wall adapter NOT included)
Description
The Philips Norelco Shaver 7800 glides smoothly over your skin, while cutting each hair close - even on 3-day beards. Equipped with SenseIQ technology, the shaver senses, adapts and guides on the correct motion, for better skin protection.
Product Dimensions : 2.87 x 0.13 x 6.22 inches; 2.16 Pounds
Item model number : S7885/85
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
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Manufacturer : Philips Norelco
Best Sellers Rank: #5,688 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #6 in Men's Rotary Shavers
#6 in Men's Rotary Shavers:
Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (6,240)
Brand Name: Norelco
Recommended Uses For Product: Beard, Face, Mustache, Sideburns
Model Name: Philips Norelco Shaver 7800
Model Number: S7885/85
Included Components: Electric shaver, travel case, Quick Clean Pod, Philips Norelco Quick Clean Pod cartridge 160mL (5.41 fl oz), charging stand, cleaning brush and USB-A charging cable (wall power adapter not included)
UPC: 075020104359
Manufacturer: Philips Norelco
Manufacturer Part Number: S7885/85
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Additional Features: SenseIQ with Auto-adapt & Motion-sensing Technology
Power Source: Battery Powered
Battery Average Life: 60 minutes
Head Type: Rotary
Battery Description: Rechargeable
Number of Blades: 3
Item Weight: 0.98 Kilograms
Color: Navy/Black
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
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A comparison of these two shavers since both are Bluetooth-enabled and use Philips' GroomTribe app. Both are actually excellent rotary shavers as far as performance, and both are fairly recent (within a couple of years) shavers in Philips' lineup. The GroomTribe app itself was released in Jan 2020. We’ll get back to the “why” of a shaving app later, but these shavers are among the limited number of PN’s shavers that use an app to both coach shaving technique and control the shavers. The S7940 is the more “conventional” Philips shaver, with rounded heads and a detachable trimmer. The S7782 has a distinctly “squared off” look, and a flip-top head as well as an integral trimmer harkening back to the early days of Philips rotaries. The S7940 uses the dual-cutter SH70/52 head with specially coated “Anti-Friction” rings. It provides a fairly close shave, and actually feels similar to the SH98/72 head of Philips’ flagship Series 9000 Prestige shavers. The S7782 has a single cutter head inside the combs, the SH71/52, which to me provides a slightly closer, and actually more comfortable shave than the S7940 dual cutters, and uses something Philips calls "ComfortGlide" rings. These comments are confounded by the fact that any of these heads (20mm cutters and combs) are interchangeable among any of these shavers, so my observations are just for the shavers as they come out of the box. If you like the form factor of the S7940 but prefer the SH71/52 heads, you can swap out and have the best of both worlds. As far as the shavers themselves, the S7940 is the smaller shaver (partly because the trimmer is not integral, and partly because the head of the S7782 is larger and bulkier, and it’s an inch or so longer). The S7940 is also lighter - 5.9 oz without trimmer - compared to the S7782’s 7.1 oz. The complete shaver heads themselves are also different – the 7782 has the “angular” heads of the 7100/7500, whose function is a little obscure to me. You can’t practically get much closer as far as shaving around corners, like your nose for example, and actually the angular heads are considerable wider in one dimension of the ComfortGlide Rings, being about 5.5mm wide before you actually get to the edge of the comb and cutters. The thinnest dimension is about 4mm from the comb, compared to about 5mm for the standard round Anti-Friction rings of the S7940, but the practical application is that the design of the S7782 heads doesn’t provide any better access to the cutters in general as far as getting closer to ear or the nose for example, and in some cases keeps the cutters farther away, and manipulating the square heads around your round face can be challenging, particularly with the increased height and bulk of the head overall (S7940 - 58mm wide, S7782 - 65mm wide). I expect the design was just cosmetic rather than functional, but that said, it’s a fairly close match as far as close and even shave for all areas between the two, and with practice could be dead even. The coated rings around the combs/cutters of both shavers actually do provide a more comfortable shave than the conventional rings around the combs of other rotaries. The flip-top head for cleaning on the S7782 and the integral trimmer address some of the issues with some users that disliked the pop-off heads and separate trimmers of other Philips models, although the integral trimmer doesn't seem quite as effective as the removable one, is a little flimsy and can practically be used only in one direction (the removable trimmer doesn't flex and can be used back and forth). The cleaning systems are very different, but use Norelco’s same cleaning solution, which is excellent at cleaning and lubricating the shavers. The S7782 uses the Quick Clean Pod, which is just an unpowered receptacle for holding a small container of the solution and is powered by the shaver itself. It runs for a minute and seems to do a good job, but doesn’t recharge the shaver – in fact it uses some of the shaver’s charge (looks like about 1 percent per cycle). The SmartClean station used by the S7940 both cleans and charges the shaver (but is air dry only), but the SmartClean Plus (which also fits the shaver) dries it with induction heating as well. The Quick Clean Pod is drip-dry only, and you may find some of the areas wet the next morning after running it following the previous morning’s shave. The SmartClean station is taller and bulkier, but eliminates the need for a separate charging stand as with the S7782 (which could just charge periodically with a cord, but that sort of eliminates the “convenience” part). Cost is another difference, with the S7782 being about $20 cheaper than the S7940, including accessories. Back to Bluetooth – the Philips’ GroomTribe app (iOS and Android) connects to the shaver (only one shaver can be connected), and records the duration of the shave and the percentage of time you used a rotary shaving motion (which increases the efficiency of a rotary shave) - although the app seems to be quirky recognizing the S7782 as far as product info, and the "rotary motion tracking" for the S7782 seems to be off quite a bit. You don’t need a phone beside you, it will download it later, unless you use the app to provide guidance while shaving. Which is possible, like having your own shaving coach. It also provides battery info, and has a library of shaving tips. The downside for both shavers, and I’ll call it a negative, is that the app is the only way to control the speed of the shavers, unlike some of Philips’s other models which allow adjustment on the shaver itself. Regardless, I actually found the app useful, and thankfully either shaver works just fine without any connectivity as a standalone shaver. The S7782 does have a conventional LED screen that provides most of the info you need, like battery charge, rotary motion, lock icon and cleaning reminder and indicator when it's actually cleaning, but the S7940 is a bare shaver - all of its info is in the app except for the lock icon and cleaning reminder. I found both shavers to be great additions to Philips’ line of rotaries, and recommend both if you’re looking for a mid-range high end, comfortable and close rotary shaver, with the nod for convenience going to the S7940 (one stop charging and cleaning) as well as maneuverability, and cost, comfort and closeness going to the S7782 by a whisker with the SH71/52 head.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021 by Paladin
Long, long ago I had an early version of the Norelco razor. It, too, had the three blades but was short and squat by comparison. Nevertheless, it was a good, functional razor. That lasted me decades. I remember the commercials. A guy would appear with the razor, can’t recall his name, and would say that he liked it so much he bought the Norelco company. It was a very effective and appealing ad. Must have been because I got mine as a Christmas present. I am glad that some version of the original razor still exists. Phillips has done a pretty good job at maintaining and improving the quality of the product. They have given it a longer handle and modernized the “floating” heads. My beard is somewhat heavy, or it would be heavy if I let it grow. It took a while – maybe a week to a week and a half – to become accustomed to the razor – where it would cut easily and thoroughly. Part of this, of course, was me becoming familiar with the operation of the razor. I have had it now for about three months. I started out with ‘wet’ shaves in which I used a shaving oil on my face and am now trying it as a “dry” shave. It does a good job both ways. I usually take my time and will take 5 to 6 minutes though once I have really taken my time at 13 minutes. Phillips Norelco recommends about three minutes to save your face. They also recommend that you go in circular patterns which I sometimes try but I sometimes ignore their advice on parts of my face that are more difficult to cut – jaw line, etc. Overall, a good shave. Occasionally, I will use the popup trimmer. The early versions of this razor also had this feature and it would be especially useful if I still had a mustache. Manual cleaning is a little harder than I recall as there are now three parts to each circular blade. There is a definite “screw to lock in” process when reassembling. Still not too difficult. It is easier to manual clean after a dry shave than after a wet shave as the oil has a tendency to make the cut whiskers stick together and to the razor. How often you clean it will depend on how often you use it combined with how heavy a stubble you are shaving. I clean it about once a week or so but then I sometimes don’t shave every day. In addition to manual cleaning, I have the 7000 with a cleaning pod. The cleaning pod is a small cylindrically shaped device which has a detachable top so that you can drop in a container of their cleaning fluid. Once the cleaning fluid is in you put the razor into the molded slot razor side down and it will cause the razor to turn on and off again as it cleans the cutting heads. It does a pretty good job and it has a pleasant, clean smell to it. However, after thinking about this for a while, I tried an experiment in which I placed the razor in a container with no more than 2 -3 millimeters of water so that only the razor heads were in the water, and I turned it on for about thirty seconds. This did a pretty good job at cleaning the razor but leaves stubble in the container you use. I would not recommend using more water as you do not want to drop the razor into the water. Did not realize this at the time I purchased it but this razor is high tech. You can get the Phillips Norelco app and pair the razor with your smart phone. This allows the app to monitor and time your shaves (refer to above). The app will also chide you when it thinks you are not doing a good job or take too long. Still learning how to use this. Overall, a good razor that does a good job at cutting stubble and they have made it high tech. I would buy it again and would recommend it to anybody.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2022 by The Reviewer
Size: Shaver 7800
Color: Navy/Black
A comparison of these two shavers since both are Bluetooth-enabled and use Philips' GroomTribe app. Both are actually excellent rotary shavers as far as performance, and both are fairly recent (within a couple of years) shavers in Philips' lineup. The GroomTribe app itself was released in Jan 2020. We’ll get back to the “why” of a shaving app later, but these shavers are among the limited number of PN’s shavers that use an app to both coach shaving technique and control the shavers. The S7940 is the more “conventional” Philips shaver, with rounded heads and a detachable trimmer. The S7782 has a distinctly “squared off” look, and a flip-top head as well as an integral trimmer harkening back to the early days of Philips rotaries. The S7940 uses the dual-cutter SH70/52 head with specially coated “Anti-Friction” rings. It provides a fairly close shave, and actually feels similar to the SH98/72 head of Philips’ flagship Series 9000 Prestige shavers. The S7782 has a single cutter head inside the combs, the SH71/52, which to me provides a slightly closer, and actually more comfortable shave than the S7940 dual cutters, and uses something Philips calls "ComfortGlide" rings. These comments are confounded by the fact that any of these heads (20mm cutters and combs) are interchangeable among any of these shavers, so my observations are just for the shavers as they come out of the box. If you like the form factor of the S7940 but prefer the SH71/52 heads, you can swap out and have the best of both worlds. As far as the shavers themselves, the S7940 is the smaller shaver (partly because the trimmer is not integral, and partly because the head of the S7782 is larger and bulkier, and it’s an inch or so longer). The S7940 is also lighter - 5.9 oz without trimmer - compared to the S7782’s 7.1 oz. The complete shaver heads themselves are also different – the 7782 has the “angular” heads of the 7100/7500, whose function is a little obscure to me. You can’t practically get much closer as far as shaving around corners, like your nose for example, and actually the angular heads are considerable wider in one dimension of the ComfortGlide Rings, being about 5.5mm wide before you actually get to the edge of the comb and cutters. The thinnest dimension is about 4mm from the comb, compared to about 5mm for the standard round Anti-Friction rings of the S7940, but the practical application is that the design of the S7782 heads doesn’t provide any better access to the cutters in general as far as getting closer to ear or the nose for example, and in some cases keeps the cutters farther away, and manipulating the square heads around your round face can be challenging, particularly with the increased height and bulk of the head overall (S7940 - 58mm wide, S7782 - 65mm wide). I expect the design was just cosmetic rather than functional, but that said, it’s a fairly close match as far as close and even shave for all areas between the two, and with practice could be dead even. The coated rings around the combs/cutters of both shavers actually do provide a more comfortable shave than the conventional rings around the combs of other rotaries. The flip-top head for cleaning on the S7782 and the integral trimmer address some of the issues with some users that disliked the pop-off heads and separate trimmers of other Philips models, although the integral trimmer doesn't seem quite as effective as the removable one, is a little flimsy and can practically be used only in one direction (the removable trimmer doesn't flex and can be used back and forth). The cleaning systems are very different, but use Norelco’s same cleaning solution, which is excellent at cleaning and lubricating the shavers. The S7782 uses the Quick Clean Pod, which is just an unpowered receptacle for holding a small container of the solution and is powered by the shaver itself. It runs for a minute and seems to do a good job, but doesn’t recharge the shaver – in fact it uses some of the shaver’s charge (looks like about 1 percent per cycle). The SmartClean station used by the S7940 both cleans and charges the shaver (but is air dry only), but the SmartClean Plus (which also fits the shaver) dries it with induction heating as well. The Quick Clean Pod is drip-dry only, and you may find some of the areas wet the next morning after running it following the previous morning’s shave. The SmartClean station is taller and bulkier, but eliminates the need for a separate charging stand as with the S7782 (which could just charge periodically with a cord, but that sort of eliminates the “convenience” part). Cost is another difference, with the S7782 being about $20 cheaper than the S7940, including accessories. Back to Bluetooth – the Philips’ GroomTribe app (iOS and Android) connects to the shaver (only one shaver can be connected), and records the duration of the shave and the percentage of time you used a rotary shaving motion (which increases the efficiency of a rotary shave) - although the app seems to be quirky recognizing the S7782 as far as product info, and the "rotary motion tracking" for the S7782 seems to be off quite a bit. You don’t need a phone beside you, it will download it later, unless you use the app to provide guidance while shaving. Which is possible, like having your own shaving coach. It also provides battery info, and has a library of shaving tips. The downside for both shavers, and I’ll call it a negative, is that the app is the only way to control the speed of the shavers, unlike some of Philips’s other models which allow adjustment on the shaver itself. Regardless, I actually found the app useful, and thankfully either shaver works just fine without any connectivity as a standalone shaver. The S7782 does have a conventional LED screen that provides most of the info you need, like battery charge, rotary motion, lock icon and cleaning reminder and indicator when it's actually cleaning, but the S7940 is a bare shaver - all of its info is in the app except for the lock icon and cleaning reminder. I found both shavers to be great additions to Philips’ line of rotaries, and recommend both if you’re looking for a mid-range high end, comfortable and close rotary shaver, with the nod for convenience going to the S7940 (one stop charging and cleaning) as well as maneuverability, and cost, comfort and closeness going to the S7782 by a whisker with the SH71/52 head.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Alexis Mardanes
Size: Shaver 7800
Color: Navy/Black
I've been using my new Norelco shaver for several months at the time of this writing. I bought this 7800 series shaver as a replacement for my older 7500 series shaver which I have had for at least 8 years. The experience is a new one. The shape of this shavers head is totally different from my old shaver and took some getting used to at first because it felt rather clumsy. But this 7800 shaver gets the job done very well. I get a good, close, comfortable shave. The only tip I can give is be careful not to always lead off shaving with the same blade and you can tell if your doing this because more whiskers will appear beneath that blade that you've given preference to. That could cause that one blade to wear out first. But I do like my new shaver. I like to leave it standing up in it's charging stand but I take the cord a loose. I bought a ceramic tray especially for my shaver and it's cleaning pod. The cleaning pod differs greatly from the old tall motorized model that came with my old 7500 series shaver. That pod can still charge my old shaver but the motorized cleaning pod has gone bad and no longer cleans my shaver. The 7800 series pod is driven by the shaver itself and is much shorter. The shave fits onto a center stem with which it drives the cleaning pod. The 7800 features a pop up trimmer which I like better than the removable sideburns trimmer of the older 7500. The battery life is good but will go down fully if not charged when it needs it. The shaver seems durable like most Norelco shavers. I considered the shaver and cleaning pod to be a very good value and was worth what I paid.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2025 by Gary F. England
WOW! This particular electric shaver is really something! Have always believed in giving credit where credit is due — good for the Phillips Norelco company. To me, this shaver performs in ALL aspects as advertised. I have a relatively thick beard. Note: I am very particular about my shaves. As with me, this shaver should give you a *very close* and very comfortable shave. Keep in mind though... and as with any new shaver, some people may need to give it 3 - 4 wks until your facial skin/beard fully adjust to the new rotary blades. Here’s one detail I found kind of interesting and surprising. The easy glide material (patented by P.N.) used around each rotary head actually works and does make a difference; initially kind of thought it was just another sales gimmick. Battery life between charges is great as well as the cleaning system which smells nice too. Just to close with: I very much like the two year manufacturer warranty and once registered, you get an additional six months added on (now that’s not typical!). Other than a possible manufacturing defect which can happen from time to time, I can’t see or understand why anyone would have any complaints about this shaver and/or accessories. *NOTE! My manual and back of shaver states SH71, which to my current investigative knowledge, isn’t totally correct? Do have the SH71 box in front of me right now as I write this. Wasted a great deal of time, and I do mean A LOT of time trying to get these blade heads to fit and secure ‘properly’ in place. Finally put back the originals; no problems piece of cake! I have since been informed by Phillips Norelco personnel that the actual correct number to use *** SH71/52 ***. Have ordered this directly from Phillips Norelco company (NOT 3rd party outlet) and hopefully all will be fine. Will update down the road. UPDATE! Fit/worked perfect, easy, no problems whatsoever! REPLACEMENT HEADS: My original cutting heads has a ‘metal’ (not plastic) looking circular type sprocket that’s positioned directly under the lock/unlock mechanism. Below the sprocket looking device are the actual cutting blades. These waste of time replacement heads did not have the metal looking circular type sprocket. *** Now I only order directly from the Phillips Norelco company website; not their 3rd party outlet store either. The order number you want to choose is technically called SH71/52. Just do a search on sh7 and a drop down option should appear showing sh71 52 but that’s NOT the one you want! Scroll down a little further and you’ll see an option with a picture. Click on that one. Note: Same price as this one and free shipping as well. ***
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2021 by Worker
Size: Shaver 7800
Color: Navy/Black
I purchased this shaver as a Black Friday gift for a young adult who recently turned 21, and it turned out to be an amazing buy. The sale price made it an even better value, but the quality of the Philips Norelco 7800 stands out on its own. He found it very easy to use right out of the box, and it gives a smooth, close shave without irritation. It’s gentle enough for someone still getting used to grooming regularly, but powerful enough to give a clean, professional look. This has been a great introduction for him as he starts developing his own shaving routine and stepping into full manhood moments. Overall, a great product, an even better price during the Amazon Black Friday sale, and a perfect gift for any young man beginning his grooming journey.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by L
Size: Shaver 7800
Color: Navy/Black
Great shaver. Replaced Philips model RQ11, purchased May, 2015. This shaver is so much smoother & faster. I replaced blades several times on the RQ11 but this shaver is a joy. So pleased.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026 by Jeff Zelenka
Size: Shaver 7800
Color: Navy/Black
For years, I've shunned electric shavers because I just couldn't find one that worked well with my particular facial hair and skin. The other models I've tried either couldn't cut consistently or would irritate the heck out of my skin (or both). Recently, though, I thought it was time to explore the world of electric shavers again and, after looking at reviews, settled on the Phillips Norelco 7800. The "Wet-Dry" aspect (they say you can use it with shave gel!) is really what sold me along with it being rechargeable (cords are dumb!). Sure, I thought this shaver was expensive but I hoped (convinced myself) that the price was a sign of "better quality." Now that I've had a chance to use it... Well, I'm not gonna say I'm DISAPPOINTED in this shaver but, yeah, there are DEFINITELY things that I don't like about it. First: for the price point, it SHOULD COME WITH A USB CHARGE BLOCK. Simple, right? it comes with a charging base and a USB cord, so COMMON SENSE WOULD DICTATE that it would come with that SIMPLE ITEM but It does NOT so be prepared to dig one out of a drawer or order one separately because, again, even though AT THIS PRICE POINT it's RIDICULOUSLY STUPID that this shaver doesn't come with a USB charge block... Welp, it's stupid because It doesn't come with a USB charge block. Dumb. With that said, this IS the first electric shaver I've owned in my lifetime that doesn't irritate my skin, so... small victory? To be fair, though, it doesn't exactly work wonders... This shaver takes a LONG time to get me a good, clean shave and... sure, it SAYS you can use it with shave gel but... be prepared to rinse it out multiple times per session. I'm talking like seven or eight times. Also, if you have really ANY facial hair to shave around, this shaver is awkward to handle. I still have to finish my shaves with a blade and I wish I didn't, especially for the price I paid for this thing (did I mention that it didn't even come with a USB charging block? How dumb is that?). Another tiny frustration is the dumb Bluetooth connectivity/App integration aspect. Sure, it'll tell you when you should order new blades, but it also requires you to set up an account and verify your email address and it's really not all that helpful. It'll tell you over and over that you're using the shaver wrong and if I'm being honest, I don't want to take orders from a household appliance, ok? Just shut up and shave my face. A nice aspect of the whole system is the cleaning stand/automatic cleaning cycles. Like, sure, be REAL CAREFUL not to tip the cleaning stand AT ALL after you fill it or it'll leak but... it's kinda nice that the shaver will "clean itself." After you put it in the thing and press the button. BUT YEAH, ALL BY ITSELF with... a lot of help. Overall, I don't know that I would recommend this shaver to anyone since it still doesn't seem to be an all-encompassing shaving solution (keep your old blade shavers handy), but at least I can use it without serious skin irritation, so that's a plus. BUT SERIOUSLY, NO USB CHARGE BLOCK? SO STUPID!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023 by DEREK KNIGHT