RemingtonWetech 100% Waterproof Cordless Foil Shaver, Rechargeable Electric Razor with Pivot & Flex Technology, White

Shaves quite close and the wet or dry feature is nice. If used dry a pre-shave lotion helps (as it does with all electric razors I have ever used. Also it seems quieter than most.

Talk about technology making human life better. I use this as a dry shaver for men. I get almost blade quality shave without the mess, cuts, bruises, and without using up the planet's fresh water supply. Shaving was my least preferred task.I bought this after reading the NYT product reviews.1) The product is quality and grips well.2) Try to use it at a 90 degree angle to skin surface for best results.3) Don't press hard against the skin.4) It will take a few passes to clean out the skin particularly at curves. That's normal.5) The learning curve is short. Use it twice and you would have figured out the technique.5) Pop the head off after every couple of shaves and dust off the powder. It is easy.6) I have not used in the stubble mode or the trimmer.7) The initial charge lasted two decent 10-15 min shaves. And it may deliver a few more.I now get a respectable shave without the ceremony. I haven't looked this sharp in quite some time.

After 10 years, my Panasonic ES-RT51 shaver stopped holding a charge. The proprietary batteries were such a pain to remove to recycle (15 minutes and 8 screws) that I got very ticked off at Panasonic. I think there IS NO EXCUSE FOR NON USER-REPLACEABLE BATTERIES. Shame on gizmo makers that use them!So after extracting the batteries, I researched shavers and found this Remington. I used to have one many years ago (I’m 70) and it worked fine. So I figured at tis price point, why not try it?Bottom line: it shaves as well as the other foil shavers.Pros:• Price! I don’t feel ripped off.• functionality is good.• A simple plug-in charger. No dumb giant charger that wastes room in my suitcaseCons:• It’s heavier, noticeably so, than my old Panasonic.• The head doesn’t flex as easily.• The foils don’t flex as easily.But those cons are minor since the difference in shaving time and closeness compared to the Panasonic is nil.NOTE— if you want blades to last over 3x as long, clean and oil the shaver head every time you use it. Been doing that for years, and it makes a huge difference.

Great shave, very reliable device. Easy to clean and can be used wet or dry.

Very comfortable, close shave.

Have now used this every couple days for the last few weeks. I just don't think this is a very good shaver. With an electric shaver like this you aren't expecting a smooth finish as you'd get with a regular razor - it just doesn't get as close to your skin - but this one seems very inconsistent and requires quite a lot of repeated coverage to make a dent. It's also extremely chunky in the hand and not great to use (especially the popout trimmer which is at a 90 degree angle - odd choice).I will say though, the battery seems to last forever which is really great, and cleaning it is pretty straightfoward. But I don't think that counterbalances that this as a shaver kinda sucks.

I recently purchased this because I can’t shave with my right hand after surgery. After trying to use my left hand to shave and cutting my left ear several times I decided an electric might be in order. I have a very thick beard and I prefer to use a blade, but this razor cuts very close and I get a good shave with it. I first used it on a four day old beard, and it cut it down fairly quickly it’s best to shave at least every two days It’s easier and quicker. I’m very pleased with this. I haven’t an used electric razor in about 20 years so evidently they’ve gotten quite a bit better.

It's a pretty good shaver. It could give a closer shave but that would mean skin irritation and I shave everyday so it's not a big deal. The pop-up trimmer is great, probably one of the best I've had. The charge lasts a good while. If you don't mind a super close shave, like me, this one works very well.