Product comparison · 2 beard trimmers

Philips Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3619/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades vs Philips Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3620/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades

Key differences

Number of length steps
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3619/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:20
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3620/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:40
Trimming styles
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3619/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:Short beard
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3620/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:Long beard, Short beard
Product colour
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3619/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:Dark Blue
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3620/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:Black
Operating time
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3619/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:60 min
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3620/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:70 min
Attachments quantity
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3619/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:1
- Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3620/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades:2

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Comparison of BT3619/15, BT3620/15
26 specifications	A Philips Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3619/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades Model BT3619/15 View product	B Philips Beard Trimmer 3000 Series BT3620/15 Beard grooming with rounded tip blades Model BT3620/15 View product
Performance2 differ
Number of length stepsDiffers	20	40
Trimming stylesDiffers	Short beard	Long beard, Short beard
Design1 differ
Product colourDiffers	Dark Blue	Black
Power1 differ
Operating timeDiffers	60 min	70 min
Packaging dataidentical
Package widthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	120 mm
Package depthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	180 mm
Package heightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	60 mm
Package weightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	266 g
Packaging content1 differ
Attachments quantityDiffers	1	2

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