Review on 🪒 Braun SensoFlex Men's Electric Razor with Beard Trimmer, Rechargeable, Wet & Dry Foil Shaver - 4-in-1 SmartCare Center and Travel Case, Black by Amber Chandler

I've had this razor for about 2 months now and the self cleaning stand is pretty decent although I'm not sure how effective it really is. I prefer to remove the razor head and wash it in the sink. Even if the self-cleaning liquid tank is empty, I definitely do not spend money on a new one. Instead, I take a mixture of rubbing alcohol and water and pour it into the tank. In my opinion, the beauty of an electric shaver is that you don't have to spend money on consumables every week. Buying cleaning fluid defeats that purpose. Anyway, about how she actually shaves. I compare this to my old Norelco three-head razor which shaves more randomly while this one shaves vertically. On the cheeks and in the area of the mustache, where the hair grows straight up and down, he shaves amazingly, his hands knocking everything down. Here she narrowly loses against a real razor. In the beard area on the neck, this razor starts to struggle. Since my neck beard grows more irregularly than on my cheeks, this razor struggles. I spend a lot of time shaving my neck. My old Norelco was gentler on the neck, but none of them shaved anywhere near the way a razor blade here does. Would I buy it again? Probably not, but based on my experience with electric shavers, I feel like most are about the same. I think if this device dies I'll probably grab a $60 Norelco razor from any grocery store and just light it up. I think the most important thing is to make sure that you can find a device with replacement shaving heads at an affordable price.