Best Men Electric Shavers

We’ve been testing the Philips Norelco 3600 for a few weeks now, and we’re impressed with its performance for the price. The shaver glides smoothly over the skin, thanks to its 5D pivot and flex heads. This feature helped us get a clean shave even in tricky areas like the neck and jawline.

The ComfortCut blade system did a good job catching most hairs without irritating our skin. We found it worked best on short to medium stubble. For guys with thicker beards, it might take a few passes to get a close shave. The pop-up trimmer came in handy for tidying up sideburns and mustaches.

We like that this shaver is fully washable, making it easy to clean under the tap. The battery life is impressive – we got about 20 shaves from a single charge. While it’s not the quietest shaver we’ve used, the noise level is tolerable. Overall, we think the Philips Norelco 3600 offers good value for those seeking a reliable, no-frills electric shaver.

We’ve been using the Braun Series 3 for a while now, and we’re impressed with its performance. The shaver glides smoothly over the skin, thanks to its three floating blades that adjust to facial contours. We found it works best on short to medium stubble, giving a close shave without irritation.

The wet and dry feature is a real plus. We tried it in the shower with shaving gel, and it worked just as well as when used dry. The grip stayed secure even when wet, which we liked. The battery life is also great – we got about a week’s worth of shaves on a single charge.

One thing to note is that it might take a few passes to get a super close shave, especially if you have thick facial hair. The precision trimmer is handy for sideburns and mustaches, but it’s not as effective on longer beards. All in all, we think the Braun Series 3 offers good value for money and is a solid choice for everyday shaving needs.

The Norelco 7800 impressed us with its smart features. We found the SenseIQ tech really does adapt to different hair types. It felt like the shaver knew just how much power to use on our faces.

We loved the smooth glide from the nano coating. It made shaving feel less like a chore and more like a treat for our skin. The flexible heads also did a great job following the curves of our faces.

The wet and dry feature is a nice touch. We tried it in the shower with some gel, and it worked great. The pop-up trimmer came in handy for touching up sideburns too. Battery life is solid – we got about two weeks of daily use on a single charge.

We tested the Philips Norelco 2400 Shaver for a few weeks, and it gave us a nice, smooth shave. The ComfortCut blades did a good job cutting hair without pulling or tugging. We liked how the flexible heads moved to fit the curves of our face and neck.

The shaver was simple to use. We just turned it on and moved it over our skin. It worked well on both dry and wet faces. The pop-up trimmer was handy for tidying up sideburns and mustaches, though it felt a bit delicate.

Cleaning was a breeze. We just opened the head and rinsed it under the tap. The battery lasted about 13 shaves before needing a charge, which was okay but not great. It charged via USB, which was handy, but we wish it had a quick-charge option for those rushed mornings.

The Norelco 7200 impressed us with its smooth glide across our skin. Its nano coating made a big difference, letting the shaver move easily without tugging. We noticed less irritation, even on 3-day stubble.

This shaver’s smarts stood out to us. It reads hair density and adjusts power as needed. We found it handled both light and thick areas of our beards with ease. The flexible heads also helped it follow the curves of our faces.

We liked being able to use the 7200 in the shower. The wet/dry feature gave us options for our morning routine. The battery life was solid too. We got about 60 minutes of use from a single charge.

The pop-up trimmer was okay for touch-ups, but not great for detailed work. We also missed having a charging stand. Still, for the price, we think this shaver offers excellent value for most men.

The Norelco 9000 impressed us with its smart features. We found the AI-powered SenseIQ tech really did adapt to our faces, giving a smoother shave than we expected. The pressure sensor was helpful too – it let us know when we were pressing too hard.

We tested it on a 5-day beard growth and were pleased with how well it handled longer hairs. The flexible heads moved easily over tricky spots like the jawline and neck. We also liked being able to use it in the shower for a wet shave.

The pop-up trimmer came in handy for tidying sideburns and mustaches. Battery life was good – we got about an hour of use per charge. Cleaning was easy with the included pod, though we’ll need to buy refill cartridges. While it’s not cheap, we think the Norelco 9000 is worth it for guys who want a high-end shaver with the latest tech.

The Panasonic Arc5 impressed us with its shaving performance. Its five-blade system glided smoothly over our skin, cutting hairs with ease. We noticed a big difference compared to three-blade shavers we’ve used before.

In the shower, this shaver really shined. We liked using it with shaving gel for an extra smooth result. The pop-up trimmer was handy for tidying sideburns and mustaches. It’s not the best for detailed work, but it gets the job done.

Battery life is solid. We got about two weeks of daily shaves on a single charge. The LCD screen is a nice touch, clearly showing how much juice is left. While it’s not cheap, we think the Arc5 is worth it for guys who want a top-notch electric shaver.

The Noahstrong Electric Shaver impressed us with its 5D floating head. As we moved it across our face, it hugged every curve and angle. This gave us a close shave without having to go over the same spot repeatedly.

We loved how fast this shaver charged. We plugged it into our laptop’s USB port, and in just 90 minutes, it was ready for a full hour of use. This came in handy when we forgot to charge it overnight.

The wet and dry options were a nice touch. We tried it in the shower and found it worked just as well as when we used it at the sink. The pop-up trimmer was useful for tidying up sideburns, but we wished it was a bit sharper for more precise edging.

We tried out the Braun Series 7 7185cc, and it left us impressed. The 360° Flex Head moved smoothly across our faces, catching hairs we often miss with other shavers. It felt like the shaver knew exactly where to go.

The three shaving modes are a nice touch. We liked using Turbo mode for quick morning shaves and Gentle mode when our skin felt sensitive. The standard mode worked well for everyday use. It’s great to have options for different needs.

We found the shaver easy to clean thanks to its waterproof design. Rinsing it under the tap was simple and quick. The battery life is solid too – we got through a week of shaves on a single charge.

The SmartCare cleaning station keeps the shaver in good shape, but it’s quite big. We ended up not using it much. Shaving the neck area was a bit tricky, and it took some practice to get it right. The user manual could be clearer – we had to figure out some features on our own.

When we tried the Braun Series 9 PRO+, we were impressed by its ability to tackle different beard lengths. It glided smoothly over our skin, catching even the trickiest hairs in just a few passes. The five shaving elements worked together to give us a close shave without irritation.

The built-in precision trimmer was a standout feature for us. It made quick work of sideburns and helped us shape our beards with ease. We liked that we could use it wet or dry, giving us flexibility in our grooming routine.

We found the cleaning and charging station to be a nice touch. It kept the shaver clean and ready to use, though it did take up a fair amount of counter space. The 60-minute battery life was plenty for our needs, and the quick charge option came in handy when we forgot to plug it in.