Guide Comb Attachments Compatible with O Blade & OBlade Pro QP2724 QP2520 QP2530 QP2620 QP2630 QP6510 QP6520 Body Skin Face Hair Clippers Beard Trimmer Replacemen Kit Guards (6pcs)

Decent items, fit well and do the job as advertised.

Bought these to supplement the combs that came with the trimmer. The original combs didn't include a 2mm combs, but this package does. They are excellent quality.

Very good 👍. Keeping beard nicely trimmed.

After one of my original combs broke I bought a different 3rd party replacement set. They did not fit well and sprung off in use. Was resigned to paying full price for originals, then saw reviews for these which said they were a tight fit. Thought I would give them a try and they are exactly that. Stayed on better than the originals. They are harder to remove, as some reviews have said, but I just followed the manufacturer’s guidance and eased them off from the side and it’s no problem. Basically they do what you want them to do.

Do these work? Yes. In trimming, I have found them to be every bit as effective as the Philips originals supplied with the Oneblade itself, with the advantage of having a greater selection of cut lengths.Are they robust? Yes. More so than then originals.Are they "good"? DebatableThere is a clear problem with the design, referenced in many other reviews. They fit the blade head much tighter than the originals and in doing so, they can be difficult to remove without breaking the cutting head. I was fully aware of the possibilities of this from those reviews and tried to be gentle with them but even so, I broke the (small, and rather weak) hinge on the cutter, rendering it useless and requiring replacement. That was after just four changes of guide.On that basis, I think my 3-star rating is generous. The manufacturer must be aware of this issue and has made no attempt to rectify it. However, I justify it given that they are perfect for someone who doesn't want to change guide sizes often/at all AND I've found that there is a knack for removing them, which doesn't cause problems.There's a small, triangular hole in either side of the guide - this can be used as a point to insert a short length of something narrow (I use the points of a pair of tweezers but a toothpick, or anything similar would be fine too). Then the blade can be pushed out of the guide be exerting force on its flat, front face, rather than by pulling it from the guide (which causes blades to be broken and/or pulled out of the Oneblade handle).

Right size & fit. Exactly what I expected does the job.

Good price