Review on Brown Series 1 Men's Electric Shaver 190s-1 (Body Only) - Ultimate SEO-Optimized Grooming Device by Akemi Akio ᠌

There is hardly any structural difference between the two razors, which are both good. Typical given its pricing. If you wish to shave "in one stroke," consider the two-headed, marginally more expensive Braun 1197, 1130 (only from 220v), and Brown 3 and higher series models. different benefits Overall, the model is strong. Shaving the neck is a really difficult task. There were issues with this for two years, but once I started shaving in the Brownian manner—perpendicular to the skin's surface and slightly stretching it—I started shaving much cleaner. However, you still need to shave the same area multiple times in various directions. As the owner of both the 1190 and the Cruzer Z60, I can tell that, generally speaking, the main differences between the razors are the trimmer and color (this one and the cruiser 2.3 can still work when charging, but the cruiser 4 cannot do this, you must first charge slightly). Pros below: There aren't any unique ones. What do you hope to achieve with a single head razor? At 190, the trimmer is more dependable than the cruiser because it hasn't stopped operating in a year and a half while the styler (small semicircular) has.