Best electrical shaving razor ?

[juststarting]

I've had a Braun now for a couple of years with clean and renew and adjustable head, really good, close as a razor shave, and the trimmer gets the awkward hairs. Charge lasts about a week, so several shaves before a recharge. Streets ahead of any other electric I've tried.

Argos tend to have them on sale this time of year, I think this one is the top of the range, not cheap but consider how much razors cost over a year or two!

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...xt%3EBRAUN.htm

This one is similar to mine

http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/conten...lcode=BRA-9565

The series 5 looks cheap on Amazon, half the price at Argos!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s?ie=UTF8&ke...link%5Fcode=qs

Wow , I wasn't aware there is such a variety of prices and offers. Thanks.

[Platypus]

Any suggestions ?

Braun - the most expensive one you can afford

EDIT: lots of good offers on electricals from Boots at the moment

[Bagpuss]

I realize it might not be the best forum for that kind of question but lets face it .... worse questions have been asked here.

After a small incident with my old fashioned non-electric simple razor , I decided it was about time I bought an electric extra-safe , extra-smooth-shaving over-expensive one.

Any suggestions ?

I've had a Braun now for a couple of years with clean and renew and adjustable head, really good, close as a razor shave, and the trimmer gets the awkward hairs. Charge lasts about a week, so several shaves before a recharge. Streets ahead of any other electric I've tried.

Argos tend to have them on sale this time of year, I think this one is the top of the range, not cheap but consider how much razors cost over a year or two!

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...xt%3EBRAUN.htm

This one is similar to mine

http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/conten...lcode=BRA-9565

The series 5 looks cheap on Amazon, half the price at Argos!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s?ie=UTF8&ke...link%5Fcode=qs

[BrilloPad]

I like Fusion power. Though I suppose its not the sort of electric razor you want.....

[juststarting]

http://www.nevershaveagain.com/defau...FQyD1QodPmNljg

I can't see how this could possibly not work.

Sounds amazing but before Service Pack 1 I don't want to be part of the experimental mice.

[PRC1964]

Never shave again

http://www.nevershaveagain.com/defau...FQyD1QodPmNljg

I can't see how this could possibly not work.

[BolshieBastard]

Its very subjective as to what is 'the best' electric shaver. A lot depends on what type of face fuzz you have.

If you have heavy thick stubble you need to avoid the cheap end of the market so ignore the philishave razors that only have two heads. Expect to pay at least £70 for something suitable ie 3 heads.

If you have thin whispy stubble then these should be ok with the 2 headed razor. However, in my experience, you get a better shave with a more expensive razor. I havent tried the 'foil' type but may do when I next come to buy.

Oh, and it'll probably take your skin about 2 or 3 weeks to get used to a leccie

[Ardesco]

Grow a beard, can't have any accidents then (Unless you look a bit foreign and run for a train.....)

[juststarting]

Let your wife shave you with a kitchen knife, she loves you so she won't hurt you...

phuu If no one provides any suggestions I might actually bother and google it.

[AtW]

Thanks but doesnt look safe enough for me.

Let your wife shave you with a kitchen knife, she loves you so she won't hurt you...

[juststarting]

Be a man and use Wilkinson sword.

Thanks but doesnt look safe enough for me.

It is gotta be totally hurry and carelessness proof.

[AtW]

Any suggestions ?

Be a man and use Wilkinson sword.

[juststarting]

I realize it might not be the best forum for that kind of question but lets face it .... worse questions have been asked here.

After a small incident with my old fashioned non-electric simple razor , I decided it was about time I bought an electric extra-safe , extra-smooth-shaving over-expensive one.

Any suggestions ?