How to choose an electric shaver
Compare the shaving finish, cleaning routine, replacement costs and accessories before choosing a model.
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Compare the shaving finish, cleaning routine, replacement costs and accessories before choosing a model.
Read guideCompare OneBlade, foil and rotary shavers for a close shave, stubble and beard edging, including cleaning and replacement-part costs.
Read guideCheck your QP handle code, compare Original and 360 refill packs, and choose the correct comb, body guard or storage cap.
Read guideCompare the supported models, included parts and seller’s terms before deciding whether an aftermarket head offers a useful saving.
Read guideUse the station model and the refill reference to identify the correct cartridge or detergent.
Read guideCompare the full part reference, pack contents, seller and return conditions before ordering.
Read guideLook on the back or underside of the handle. Learn which model, type and serial numbers to use, and keep the full code when checking replacement parts.
Read guideCompare foils, cutters, cassettes and rotary heads. Check what a replacement pack includes and which frame or holder your shaver must keep.
Read guideFind Braun’s replacement reference from your handle markings, then compare 94M and 96M by exact model, part number and cutting-head design.
Read guideUse the handle’s model code to find the replacement reference, and confirm which cutters, guards and supporting parts the pack includes.
Read guidePanasonic lists separate references for outer foils, inner blades and combined sets. Use the parts table for the full ES model.
Read guideBraun recommends replacing cutter parts every 18 months. Check damage and wear, clean before judging performance, then find the right replacement reference.
Read guideUnderstand model names, changes to cutting heads and the accessories included in different kits.
Read guideUse the permitted cleaning method, handle the foil by its frame, and allow the parts to dry before storage.
Read guideKeep each cutter with its original guard, and remove the individual heads only when the cleaning procedure requires it.
Read guideInspect the head first, then use the timing of the problem to narrow down the cleaning, fitting or replacement checks.
Read guideInspect the head’s position, retaining pieces and any reused frame before continuing to shave.
Read guideThe instructions distinguish rinsing removable parts, washing the shaver and using it in the shower.
Read guideProtect the cutting head, let the shaver dry and check the charger before travelling.
Read guideBraun introduces NEVO, Panasonic expands PALM IN in Japan, and a look at the differences within Philips’ i9000 range.
Read guideTry a broader term, such as “cleaning” or “blade”.