Review on Electric shaver Panasonic ES-LV9Q by Bambang (Bamz) ᠌

No electric razor will shave like a blade, because there will always be a mesh between the skin and the blade. The first time the shave turned out to be a C grade in half an hour. Two days later, it already turned out to be 5 in 5 minutes. If you try and shave for 6 minutes, then by the evening the stubble is almost not felt. If I try to shave with a blade, then the stubble in the evening is not felt at all. I was very pleased with the glass - the next morning the razor was absolutely clean, dry and pleasantly smelling. In no case should you wash it under water and put it in a glass (this is stated in the instructions), having done so, the next morning I got a wet and not very pleasant smelling razor (damp smell), I don’t do it anymore. Management is convenient, comfortable to hold in your hand, quiet. There is a "running" charge indication when you take the razor in your hand. It unlocks when you pick it up and locks when it lies down and is not being touched. Photos on the Internet do not convey its space design and very solid appearance at all (I was pleasantly surprised). After shaving, the time spent shaving is shown. Lying hair on the neck raises with difficulty and only if you drive against the growth of hair (and they grow in all directions). I compared it with a cheap rotary philips (it shaves worse, but it seems to raise the hair on the neck a little better) and brown (it cost 8000), Panasonic shaves cleaner and without irritation, although the rotor can work out lying hair a little better. When it breaks, I'll try the top Philips. It’s worth its money, but it’s cleaner to shave with a xiaomi machine (but irritation on my skin, and I don’t like gels and foams). I shave with Panasonic every morning. One bag of cleaning (disinfectant and lubricant) is enough for a month, 3 bags cost 700.