Braun Series 7 7075cc Electric Razor for Men with SmartCare Center, Beard Trimmer, Wet & Dry, Rechargeable, Cordless Foil Shaver, Black

It works. It really works. It is nothing like the two I have bought in the last 7 months. One of those was a waste of time,it plain doesn't work,the other crapped out in 6 months.

This is the second one I had never had a problem with it thanks

I’m liking the shaver after a few days. Comfortable, compact, quality build. 2 things I don’t love is there’s no flip up quick trimmer like my last one, you have to carry an attachment and swap it out. Not a big deal but it’s something I wish it had. Something else is I think you have to press the loud cleaning function for the charging to engage, you can’t just lay it in cradle and have it charge. Not great for my morning shaves when the wife is still sleeping. I’m happy with it though, I’m keeping it.

I had used Braun shavers before, but couldn't find another at a good price after the last one broke. I saw this one on Amazon and decided to try it. It is durable and quiet. It is comfortable to use and easy to clean and recharge. It is cordless, so it can not be used while plugged in (I used to do that with another shaver).

I had a very disappointing experience with Braun customer service. I purchased the "Braun Series 7 7075cc Electric Razor for Men with SmartCare Center," but it arrived with a non-functional SmartCare center. After waiting on hold for a long time, the representative instructed me to send in ALL the parts I received for repair (not just the defective ones). I followed their instructions, but two weeks later, the package I received back was missing most of the parts I sent in. I still cannot operate the unit because they failed to send me the power cord.It's baffling that such a reputable brand runs such a poor repair service. Additionally, their customer support is difficult to reach, with no option to email and limited hours of operation (M-F during business hours), making it hard for people with full-time jobs to get assistance.Please also note that Amazon will not stand behind this, and simply refers you to the Braun customer service.I would advise looking elsewhere for a brand that stands behind their products and offers better customer service.

Excelente máquina de afeitar, buena duración de la carga, suave con el rostro

Works well, but to get a close shave on the neck area, you have to do multiple passes and press firmly which leaves my skin badly irritated for days after. I ended up resorting to a double edge razor for my neck area. A good alternative is the Norelco 9 rotary shaver. Doesn't leave me with as much irritation, but feels less precise. Both give a very close shave on the face.

I previously reviewed the 7071, and this shaver (7075) is virtually identical. The most significant differences are 1) the price, which is about $20 more for the 7075, 2) the color - this shaver is (mostly) black, the 7071 is (mostly) silver, and 3) included attachments with the package. The dimensions, specifications (battery runtime, wet/dry ability, 360 head rotation), cleaning station (5434), charge cord, shaver head and shave (which is outstanding) are identical. The accessories are useful if you have a beard: various length trimmer guards, which slide onto the included trimmer - which actually is different than the standard trimmer on the 7071. The 7075 trimmer has slightly more exposed metal trimmer blades which accomodate the guards, and is slightly taller, but fits on the shaver body exactly the same - a "click on" and "pull off" attachment. As far as a trimmer, it functions exactly the same as the trimmer for the 7071.And speaking of attachments, this is a first for Braun - a removable trimmer attachment rather than one that is built-in. The disadvantages of this arrangement is that you have to remove the shaving cassette and replace it with the trimmer cassette to trim sideburns or beard. It's something else to carry when traveling, and something else to lose (although the travel case has a convenient slot for it). The advantages are that if the trimmer breaks or dulls (and built-in trimmers are prone to this), you only need to replace your trimmer and not the whole shaver. No replacements yet, but as an example the detachable Norelco trimmer costs something on the order of $15, as opposed to $300 for a new Norelco 9000 Series shaver. I would expect Braun's replacement to be similarly priced. This arrangement also allows other attachments to be used - the included beard trimmers for example - but also a brush attachment and other types of trimmers (similar to Norelco's "system" approach to shaving) will be available. I actually prefer this approach because it allows more versatility for the purchase of one shaver body, and makes the shaver itself less bulky. As with the 7071 (and this new Braun line of shavers), highly recommended.