Philips Epilator Series 8000

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Lowest in-stock price: 367.00 AED at noon.com. Checked 4 h ago.

Consider waiting: 367.00 AED is in the upper part of the range observed since 22 April 2026 (280.00-382.90 AED).

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Philips Epilator Series 8000 price comparison

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Philips Epilator Series 8000 price summary

Best price now: 367.00 AED on noon.com. Lowest recorded price at noon.com: 280.00 AED. Highest recorded price at noon.com: 385.00 AED.

Monthly price history
MonthLowest (AED)Highest (AED)
October 2026366.99367.00
September 2026367.00369.00
August 2026312.00369.93
July 2026280.00369.93
June 2026299.00382.90
May 2026340.00381.80
April 2026365.00376.50

Lowest daily in-stock price at noon.com, 22 April 2026 to 9 October 2026.

Price history (last 6 months)

Lowest in-stock price per day at noon.com.

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Epilator Series 8000 Wet And Dry Epilator 8 Accessories BRE720/14

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Range: 280.00 - 385.00 AED

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The lowest in-stock price for Philips Epilator Series 8000 is 367.00 AED on noon.com. The lowest price DeserTracker recorded at noon.com is 280.00 AED.

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