Electric Razor for Men, SweetLF 100% Waterproof Electric Shaver, Type C Rechargeable, Wet & Dry Rotary Shavers for Men with Pop up Trimmer, Corded and Cordless, Navy Blue

After 2 yrs and 1 month noticing shaves aren’t as ‘good’ as when new. It’s reasonable to expect normal wear + tear. The blades are probably wore down and you have to charge it a little more frequently. First thing I noticed was it’s got a two year warranty which expired a month ago. Then I looked at blades, they cost half what buying a new one would be. So you roll the dice and buy new blades and hope thing will last for another two years or just buy new? Also know that there’s a newer model they cost less in fact, $10 more than just buying blades. Two years down the road still works. Just has diminishing capacity.Update: My wife saw what I wrote and said show me. I demonstrated and she said it doesn’t sound right. How do you clean it out so I opened it up rinse it out and she said when was the last time you cleaned the hair out of the wheels and I admitted it’s been a long time so we took it apart took a pair of tweezers and pulled all the little bits of hair out that were wrapped around the spindles and down in the mechanism That don’t come out when you just rinse it. And It work so well I canceled my order for the new one.

I've had a lot of razors in my day, and I've had a couple over the last few years. Especially when the first one I bought of these broke, it didn't last long. I end up buying another one of these right away. They really work well, you, you cannot believe how much better they are than most razors.Especially for the price.

My Norelco shaver head broke, second one in two years. So, thought I would give this a try because of the good reviews. Had it for little less than a month.It shaves well, but a bit slower than Norelco. Have to move it slowly, but gets the job done.The blades in the rotary cutters aren't as sharp as the Norelco and pulled a little. But this is no big deal. In the past I owned another shaver like this. When it came to time for new blades, bought the Norelco replacements and it worked even better than when it was new!Don't know about longevity, but so far so good.

This shaver is better than the other one I had.

Used it for almost a month. The power of the razor is strong and it does fit my shape of my mouth. However, it isn't easy to clean and the quality of the product is quite cheap.

Update: After eight months, something happened to the clasp that keeps it closed. I sent a note along to the manufacturer and they simply sent me a new one as a replacement. So that no quibble warranty really is just that. Wish everything was that easy!- - - 8< - - -For the past 20 years I've been a wet razor shave kind of guy and now that we're all back into travel I thought I'd try a rotary and see how tech has progressed. It's come a long way!This thing is light and the TSA aren't going to swipe it as randomly today they don't like razor blades. While it doesn't get quite as close as a razor it's more than good enough.My beard is really thick so if you're in the same boat this is worth a try to see if it works for you as well.If you want a good shave, the basics still apply:1. Wash your filthy, dirty face to get rid of those face oils and pat dry yourself off.2. Get a hot washcloth and hold it over your beard for a few mins. Especially on your mustache area as that's likely to be the thickest hair on your face. If you fold the washcloth in a triangle you can get both areas in the same go. Warm it up a few times if you're feeling it and have the time — you'll get a better shave.3. Lather up, with gel, can of decent foam, or a badger brush and old school soap.4. Go shave! Don't be afraid to apply more shaving cream to areas that need a second pass, this will help reduce irritation. Don't be tempted to dunk the shaver head in the water mid shave as you'll just fill it up with water that'll dilute the lubricating soap.5. Once you're happy with your shave, turn on the cold tap, wet that cloth, and cover your beard area with it again. This will close up your pores and soothe some of the burn or irritation the shaver might have given you.Bonus points for application of some shave cooling gel (I really like amazon.com/Jack-Black-Post-Shave-Cooling/dp/B000BK1U5S/ and have been using this for years). Gently apply that, pat it on don't rub it in, and then wash the shaver innards out under hot running water.The electric razor probably cuts shaving time in half and doesn't require multiple razor passes and reapplying soap — one pass down, one sideways, then one up — and is a breeze to clean up. Leave it open as it will dry quicker than closed up.Colour me impressed. Hopefully the blades will last a decent time.