SH30 Replacement Heads for Philips Norelco Shaver Series 3000, 2000, 1000 and S1560, SH30 Blades for Philips Norelco 3900, 3600, 2400, 6 Pieces of Pack

My razor looks just like the one in the picture, so I ordered the blades. I got them fast and went to put them in, but the new housing was the wrong shape. Mine are perfectly round and these have little ears that extend out. Not a big issue, I put the new blades in the old screens and they work amazing. Ive had this razor for YEARS and never replaced the original blades. I was finally not getting a good shave at all and decided to replace them. Why I didn't do this sooner is beyond me. They're easy to replace and fairly inexpensive. The next set will be the exact set I need lol

These replacement heads are just what I needed for my Norelco shaver. They clicked in easily and gave me a much closer, smoother shave than the worn-out originals. Happy with the price and performance.

I should have done this a month ago. I've been using my shaver for quite a while and sort of putting up with the amount of time I was spending going over and over my face trying to get a smooth result. What I needed, was new roto blades. Looking at all the varieties and brands I was choosing sort of blind. My shaver is a low cost Norelco Wet & Dry 2000 series. I select this hoping for the best and that is what I got. Easy to replace, about 1 minute, and in less than 3 minutes I have a perfectly smooth shave.Update: One set of replacement blades worked great. The second set shows signs of wear and not cutting well after just a few weeks.

I use this razor to give my beautiful head a buzz cut. The shaving process was taking longer so I surmised it must need new blades, so I ordered these. I did not realize it could make such a difference, but it is like having a brand new razor and am getting a quick clean shave again.Swapping the old blades for new is a pretty simple process. You will basically open the top as if cleaning it. You can remove the blade assembly and lay it flat for an easier operation. At this point, you simply turn the plastic retainer clip slightly and can push the old blades out.When installing the new blades, there is a little notch that let's you know you have it installed properly. Repeat this for the next two blades, then install and lock in the retaining clip and put the head assembly back on. This is literally a five minute operation the first time. Now that I know how, it will be a two minute operation the next time.Easy peasy and you will have a like-new razor again.

i was worried about the chances of it not fitting because of the little lip locking implemented into it but it actually fit better than the original, it was easy as hell to replace and even came with a little brush to clean before replacement which isnt needed but nice to include, sounds so much smoother than original and also shaves as it should i believe, i use it for full body shaving and have yet to get a lot of time on it but it is actually a amazing replacement.

Fits the shaver perfect, very sharp removes hair quickly no pulling or pain. Perfect!

These replacements blades were painfully yanking my hair out. The solution was to discard the provided outer guards and re-purpose the new cutting blades into the old guards. Issue resolved.

They worked ok. Not a good as the oiginal but it did is job.