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

1st Review--July 2018: I had been using Norelco for 3 years now, and it has started to wear out, even with new blades. After reading so many good reviews I decided to give it a try and get it. I got a very close and clean shave during my first time, something I never got from Norelco even with new blades. This shaver cuts your facial hair very closely and precisely without leaving any irritation marks on your skin. The blades spin much faster but quietly than the ones from Norelco. After shaving, I washed it water to clean the hair from inside the shaver. Being waterproof the shaver worked just fine. I highly recommend it. 2nd Review--October 2019: Rotary Shaver: The SweetLF rotary shaver is the best product I have used so far and will keep on using for years. I used many shavers-- manual single-use ones such as Gillette, Gillette pro glide, Gillette pro glide max, remmington, phillips norelco but none of these shavers whether manual or electric DO NOT compete with SweetLF's rotary shaver. Having used over 2 years and expecting to use many more to come, I recommend this shaver over any others in the market. Most shavers such as Phillips are overpriced and they eventually start to give poor shaving experience over time, but SweetLF keeps on servicing without any failure. From its excellent waterproof motor to quick 1-hour charge, it gives a clean smooth shave every time. I started using electric shavers because 1) I hate to get my hand messy with shaving cream and water while using manually 2) I get post-shaving irritation with minor cuts everytime I shave. However, SweetLF's shaver never gave me any sort of irritation or cuts. Replacement Header (Blades): SweetLF's replacement heads are matchless to any other replacement heads. As they advertise these heads do not cause any rust or discoloration after frequent use two to three times a week for a year. I can easily keep on using the same one for next 6 months and I bet it will keep on giving me a clean shave. I found the price is affordable and well-suited for all types of customers who are looking to look professional and crisp without spending a fortune.

While a lifetime cream and blade shaver, I considered the purchase of an electric razor as a convenient shaving alternative while RVing and vacationing. My search began with local retailers and big box stores, and concluded with the SweetLF purchase through Amazon. Admittedly, the choice was based more on pricing than anything else, but with the support of mostly positive reviews, I decided to take a chance with this low-priced product. Price - I made my purchase at $29.96. Given the range of retail pricing for "name" products - 3-5 times this price - it was hard to believe that a product priced this low could actually be of an acceptable quality. With Prime free shipping, this price point was the lowest by far of any other positively-reviewed alternative. And, since I was making this purchase as an occasionally-used alternative, my expectations for the product were modest given the low price. Performance - My shipment arrived in August. I charged the unit and packed it away in the motorhome for use during the remainder of the summer. Several camping trips and many shaves later, it is now in my house for the winter, having risen from its low-expectation, occasional-use origins to become my daily shaver. Being my first electric razor, I really have no basis of comparison for the real bottom line: how does it shave? Some reviewers have said that the shave is not that close. I found that, while not as close as a blade, the shave was close enough for me, and, for my wife. So, it does its job well. It holds a charge very well. I just recharged the shaver from its original charge in August. While I haven't used it every day, I have used it a lot - maybe 50-60 shaves - and it still had a 20% charge left. Impressive. I was concerned about being able to keep it clean. But, being that it is waterproof, a quick rinse after every shave has kept it clean and ready for its next use. Overall, I have been very impressed with this shaver's performance, and have no negative comments regarding same. Quality - Overall, I have been very impressed. It's a nicely engineered unit. Its looks very nice, has a good weight to it, and feels good in the hand. Fit and finish is top notch - meeting or exceeding that of its more expensive name brand alternatives. Having used the unit for a while now, its still looks new, and I expect many years of service out of this unit. Value - The price/performance ratio is really off the rails! Low price and high performance. Isn't this what most of us look for, but too seldom receive?

I've used this for about 10 days and am happy with it, especially for the price. I had been using the Philips 9000 which costs 5 times more and even the replacement head cost more than this whose shaver. I do feel this one gives a closer shave than any of the Philip rotary shavers I've had in recent years. I have read a number of reviews that say this one gives a very comfortable shave. My experience is a little different. It did seem to be a bit rougher on my skin, but I think I'm adjusting to it. It reminds me a little of when I use a blade which is less than yearly. That causes some irritation too. I also like what I guess I'll call the "well". That's the part beneath the blades. On the Philips, if you didn't clean it regularly, it would start to back up into the blades in just a few days. With the deep well, even over a week of shaving barely begins to fill it up. I'm sure you should clean it regularly, but I just wanted to test this factor. As for how well it holds up, some have complained but I haven't used it nearly enough to find out. One other thing, several places it refers to charging it using an adapter that is 5 volts output or less. This seemed odd to me. I thought if you had a more capable adapter, a device connected to it would still only draw what it needed. So this makes me wonder if the shaver has some potential issue, like maybe not properly limiting what it draws. And, if so, does this account for some people having problems if they use an adapter than can output more than 5 volts! I'm updating by adding that I really like the built in trimmer. Too often shavers have resorted to removing one part to insert a separate trimmer. It is just much more convenient to have it already built in!