Better electric razor

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That is a problem as with electric toothbrushes. You can probably change their batteries if you have a degree in electrical engineering.

I don't know about the Norelco but my Oral B toothbrush recommends running to full discharge every year or so to help with battery lifetime.

[A K]

Sorry dude, but you overlook some things. My method is much quicker and cleaner than the blade method.

And I get no cuts which can not be said for the blade method.

[A K]

Mine is the plug in. I went back to it when I realized the battery models lacked their power.

Andy

[Clare Snyder]

Last time I cut myself with a blade was several years ago. If I shave every day my PhiliShave rotary does the job quite well - and quickly with no fuss. If I leave the stubble grow for a few days I need the scythe!! I shave in the shower - using shampoo/body wash

-and a 4 blade Quatro shaver.About the 5th shave it starts to pull and I change blades - only cut myself with DULL razors - - - My Phili can be used wet or dry -I use it dry but wash it out under the tap.

[Clare Snyder]

Mine is a Lithium cordless - just as powerful as my old corded one as long as I recharge it every 2 weeks or so.

[A K]

That's good you can go 2 weeks between charging. When I had a cordless razor, it had to be charged about every 4 days.

Andy

[A K]

I meant that I get those "pin size bleeds", not actual cuts. When they start occuring, I get a new razor.

I generally get about 8 shaves.

Another think I noticed when shaving wet with the rotary shaver was that I did not have to keep going multiple over the same area in different directions.

I used a foil shaver many years ago, but quickly stopped using it because it "jerked" out your hairs when the foil failed. :-(

Andy

[Clare Snyder]

Even my old Nicad powered unit was good for 10 days or more when new

- but deteriorated over time. The lithium unit is well over 5 years old and still going strong