Comparison Philips Series 5000 HC5650 vs Philips Series 5000 HC5632

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	Philips Series 5000 HC5650	Philips Series 5000 HC5632
	from £40.48 up to £96.09 Compare prices 5	from £43.99 up to £106.47 Compare prices 6
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Main	Double-sided cutting block. Full body water protection.
Main function	clipper	clipper
In box
Nozzles	clipper blade universal comb /2/	clipper blade universal comb /2/
Fixed combs	1 pcs /2 mm/	1 pcs
Specs
Haircut length	0.5 – 28 mm	0.5 – 28 mm
Number of length settings	26	25
Blade width	41 mm	41 mm
Number of speeds	2 pcs	2 pcs
Blades material/coating	stainless steel	stainless steel
Features	self-sharpening blades wet cleaning waterproof body	self-sharpening blades wet cleaning waterproof body
Power source
Power supply	battery and mains	battery and mains
Battery type	Li-Ion	Li-Ion
Operating time	90 min	90 min
Charging time	1 h	1 h
Mains 110 / 230 V
General
Additionally included	case	case
Color
Added to E-Catalog	april 2021	february 2020

Number of length settings

The number of haircut length options provided in the design of the clipper or the design of the nozzle. The more such options, the more versatile the clipper and the more cutting options it provides.

Mains 110 / 230 V

The clipper offers the capability to adjust its operating voltage, typically ranging between 110 and 230 V. Given the varying electrical network voltages across different regions (e.g., 230 V in Europe, 110 V in North America), this feature proves advantageous when using the clipper abroad. Some devices possess an automated voltage adjustment feature, requiring no user intervention, while others necessitate manual adjustment. It's important to emphasize this aspect before commencing clipper operation, and in cases of manual adjustment, it's crucial to verify the correct setting on the switch.