Review on Panasonic ES-RT37 electric shaver, blue/silver by Taufik Opekg ᠌

A fantastic chance to save cash while also benefiting from cutting edge shaving technology and products of superior quality at a price that is lower than that offered by competitors. Despite this, the nerd reports that he isn't quite content with his life. When I was over 30 years old, I've been shaving. Among them, 99% are electric shavers, and among the nets, 98% are electric shavers. Over the past twenty years, I have been shaving with Browns razors of varying stripes. For the past few years, I've worked with models from the current Braun series 3 and 5. But, the Braun 5020s stopped working all of a sudden. And the prices have gone up, but money is still a nuisance. I decided to purchase a Panasonic ES-RT37 after doing some research on the subject. Impression: + Better than the quality of the shave provided by the Brown Series 3 and on par with the Series 5 Plus The cost is comparable to Brown's lesser "triples," as stated above. This is unbelievable! = In terms of the amount of effort required to operate it, it falls midway between the Braun 3 and the 5. Floating shaving blocks are softer than in Braun "threes," where they really do not work, but harder and work worse than in "fives," where the elasticity is matched perfectly! Floating shaving blocks are softer than in Braun "threes," where they really do not work. - The battery is not as good as we had hoped. After four passes, it will begin to make a low beeping sound. at five times the normal amount, and even that might not be enough. There was sufficient quantity of Braun 5020s for 12 times with nearly comparable attributes claimed. Marvelous! One of the shaving blocks on Browns as well as the 3 and 5 series may be extended, which causes the trimmer and the other block to go downward. To shave the top lip and the area around the nose, all you need is a single slim block, which makes the process quite convenient. This is not something that Panasonic has. You are required to carry two nets in addition to the trimmer, which is not a pleasant experience. - The grid cannot be rotated through a full 360 degrees. Brown has been available for the past ten years; this color seems to make it possible for the mesh to be twisted, which results in more even abrasion. It's probably high time for Panasonic to do away with the partition that keeps the knife block and the mesh apart. Kondovo, on the other hand, immediately provokes the victim to climb in and wipe the knives with a brush, during which time they are dulled. If the razor can be cleaned, I'm not sure why this step is required in the first place. In the case of the Brown fives, this constitutes a single block, and its removal results in its complete elimination. - Absence of any form of a "full set." Just a razor, a charger, and a brush, that's it. No oil, suitcases or bags, and stands made of plastic are allowed. How should one store?