Electric Razor for Men Head Shaver for Bald Men Grooming Kit 5 in 1 Wet Dry Rotary Shavers Nose Hair Beard Trimmer Clippers Facial Cleansing Brush Cordless Waterproof USB Charging Rechargeable

I'm a female with very dark, coarse leg hair that grows very fast. Shaving with a normal 5 or 6 blade razor tends to take quite awhile as the blades are constantly getting clogged. I decided to get an electric razor and I'm really glad I went with this one. It cut through my dense, overgrown hair pretty quickly and it also gave me an incredibly close shave for an electric razor. I was really impressed. After I had finished shaving and ran my hand over my leg, I didn't feel stubble - it felt smooth! I don't think it is quite as close as a standard razor but it is so helpful and time saving for someone like me. Unfortunately for me given that I have very dark hair and very pale skin, you will always be able to see the hair plugs in my skin that the razor obviously can't get to, but again it does feel like a very smooth shave and non-prickly shave. I love the shape of the razor as it is easy to hold and use and I typically pass over in circular motions. It holds a good charge and I haven't had it run out doing both legs and arms. It also catches quite a bit of hair but I still only shave in the bathroom/tub to clean up whatever it doesn't catch. The only thing that confused me was how to open the four heads of the razor as I've never had one like this but once I figured it out it was very easy - you open them from the inner/inside or middle instead of from the outside, each flips open towards the outside and then you can clean the heads out.

This razor gives a nice clean cut! I was really surprise how close of a shave!

This is a pretty good electric shaver. I really wanted to give it 3.5 stars, though. I just got it today, and it was charged. So, I immediately shaved my head and back of my neck with it. That it was charged leads me to believe it was a good battery life. It fits nicely into the palm of your hand. It shaved the top (minimal hair there, though) and sides of my head pretty quickly. I like that it can be charged via USB with the cord.However, it didn't shave the back of my head quite as well. I had to go over the back of my head a couple of times to get into the contours. Shaving the back of my neck was a mistake. It is irritated from the shaver. So, only use this on your head.I've not used the attachments, but I do wish the unit would have come with a bag to store everything in. That would have been a nice addition. As it stands, I will have to figure out some way to bundle everything together for when I travel or for storage purposes. I guess I can use a plastic zip-lock bag for that.The book says the blades last up to a year, which I hope is true. It is a pretty inexpensive shaver, but it does a pretty good job overall. I used to shave with a straight foil electric razor, but I had to replace the foil and blades every six months. That was pretty expensive. I can buy one of these every six months for less than my other razor's foil and blades cost!Overall, I think this is a good buy.

The men's grooming razor market is a joke. Charging issues, weak, delicate parts. Stop wasting time and money looking and hoping they sort of work.This is a perfect electric razor for men and women. The charge lasts me months, only ever had to charge it once, all the attachments are well made and very sharp, the main five rotating razor attachment has stayed extremely sharp and clean and very close shaves for the last seven months that I've almost daily used it (more reliable than my harry's razor heads, which gum up so fast and all come with the unnecessary lotion tab and are pretty expensive over time to replace), lots of great attachments, especially the nose hair trimmer, exfoliator, and the perfect clippers attachments. Very easy to clean, plus?It's only 25 bucks.

I purchased this product after some research into finding a better solution for shaving my head. The Skullshaver was most prominently advertised online, but there was some initial sticker shock that kept me searching for a suitable alternative. In review of the R&R through Amazon, I felt this was an adequate alternative - mostly positive reviews, and the price wasn't going to break the bank if it resulted in sub-par performance.Upon receipt of the product, I charged up the unit and gave it a go. I will say that I was elated at the efficiency and ease of use this product has. The (limited) hair on my head was buzzed close to the skin - much better than the head clippers I had been using. Clean up was easy, and despite only running it for about 20 mins, I aimed to charge it after drying so it would be full strength on the next use.This worked flawlessly the first three times I used it. Upon reaching for it the fourth time, it would not turn on. I assumed I lapsed on charging it, so I plugged it back in (with the supplied charging plug and cable) and went about my morning. A couple of hours later I returned to find that the unit still would not turn on! I jiggled the connection a bit and only received a very dim red LED light emitting as a response. Upon leaving it on the charger for another hour, I noted a bright green LED emitting - great! Only, the unit still refuses to turn on. No matter how long I leave it on the charger, and regardless of how brightly lit the LED indicator light is, the unit will no longer power on.It is a very disappointing and short lived experience with this product. It forces me to question the efficacy of Quality Control, given that there are several reviews pointing to a common problem - it just feels like too many occurrences to not point to a failure somewhere in the manufacturing -> delivery process. Perhaps the manufactures can focus more on improving the reliability of the product as opposed to packaging a myriad of 'add-ons' that are seldom used - they just end up in a junk drawer anyway.I will need to review competitor products more closely now - perhaps the SkullShaver truly is the way to go for this type of product.