Review on Electric shaver Panasonic ES-LV9Q by Athit Samatiyadekul ᠌

Why the cleanup block is stupid: 1) In the drying mode, it howls VERY LOUD with a fan. I can only compare with a laptop running but full power. It is difficult to be in the same room with a razor during drying. It will dry for over an hour! 2) In cleaning mode, the station just goes crazy. I jumped for the first time. I put it on a shelf of an ordinary MDF wall and while the reservoir was filling up, it wasn’t even very strong, BUT . then it starts to be cleaned. The feeling that there is a smartphone the size of a suitcase on the shelf and vibrates. It's INCREDIBLY loud. In the evening (not like at night, forget about it, shave in the evening and put the razor to clean at night) your neighbors will knock on the batteries. 3) Cleaning liquid. 3 bags cost 1000-1500. Enough of them for 3-12 months (depending on how often to start cleaning). Not very expensive, but not free either. Cleaning quality. The instructions say that the station does not clean the hinge (this is understandable, because liquid is drawn into the reservoir below this level, but most of the hair settles there), Yes, and in principle it is written if it does not clean, well . this happens :) Under the station you need to allocate a place next to the outlet. This is not always convenient. 4) The top razor in the line, and when you put it on the charging station, you have to look at the percentage of battery charge upside down :) the display is full-fledged and why the developers didn’t guess to turn the numbers over, I don’t understand. Well, yes, razors 6Q and 9 Q, in fact, like their younger models 67 and 97, do not differ in any way except for color. Only the 6Q and 67 do not come with a cleaning station (and the contacts for charging from the station are plugged in these shavers)