Remington TF70CDN Battery Operated Travel Electric Review

nothing special. It works well but not very well on my coarse beard. A big minus, you have to go through the same place over and over again, it rubs. Pros: light, portable, everything is fine. If you're considering buying a more expensive electric shaver, you should know that over the years I've found that none of them work very well, from wet/dry shavers to expensive batteries, none of them shave. better than this machine. All of them are expensive and in terms of shaving they don't deliver…

We started using these travel razors after our old razor stopped working very well, even with new replacement blades, and we read a review from one person who stated that this little Remington travel razor was as good as an expensive electric razor. Of course, the man in the house was curious, and I, as a woman of a certain age, was no less interested, given the small patch of about twenty hairs on the left side of my chin. We ordered one, that's right, just one and tried it. We found it worked

OK, I'm 50 years old and have some facial hair which is embarrassing. I've been carrying these battery powered travel shavers in my purse for a few years now to discreetly touch things up. First I had a Panasonic which was noisy but worked well and could shave fairly close but then wore out. a year or so and i got norelco because a friend recommended it. The Norelco was quieter, but I don't think it's shaved anywhere near as the Panasonic, and the Norelco's battery compartments were too narrow…

I've read other reviews berating this shaver for breaking down after prolonged use. But it's not intended as a razor for everyday use at home - it's only intended for use on the go when an outlet isn't available or practical. With intended use and proper care, this razor will feel durable enough to last for years. Unlike previous versions, it's self-contained, so you won't lose small details. And the kit that it comes with with its grooming tools is smart, compact and efficient. I love it.

Works best when the user presses the skin very lightly, a much lighter touch than you think. Clean the blades after every third use by removing the cap and using the tiny brush stored inside the device. .I have never used it wet, only dry. The battery lasts much longer than you think. I estimate at least 40 minutes of continuous use. This is a very inexpensive item, about the price of four expensive four blade disposable razors. .so don't complain about throwing it away every time the blades…

While it worked the shave was comfortable and smooth. After a few months one side of the mesh came loose as others reported and now I can't put it back on. So it's completely useless and ready to be tossed in the bin. I would give this razor 4 or 5 stars if it didn't fall apart after a short time. Maybe a drop of glue in strategic places would help hold it together now that I know the problem? It is better to avoid this razor.

This is a replacement for an old 10 year old Norelco 3 blade razor. I wanted to use something once a week that I can also travel with. eventually died and I switched to razor blades for shaving. I shaved with a razor during the pandemic, but I was sick of the pimples. my mustache, I don't shave for more than 45-60 seconds. Cleaning was fairly easy, but it would have been nice to have a small nail indent to remove the top. The plastic doesn't seem that durable, so I recommend making sure the…

exchange for 4 months then it lost ability to cut, stops easily when too much load, I think it needs stronger batteries to support more motor torque, it weakens/stops/ Blocks too quickly, it was only 4 months old and hasn't been used much. but he cut his hair fairly decently and cheaply. now i know why Sorry I was surprised at how well he trimmed my beard.

I have ordered 3 of the best travel razors I have found and use them for my daily shave. I like the low cost and try to replace it every 12-18 months. I bought this item, Philips Norelco PQ208/40 Travel Electric Shaver and Panasonic ES3831K Travel Electric Shaver. This is my best choice. I love the dual foil/blade and it has enough power that I don't miss my old $150 razor. It's also by far the smoothest shave of the three I'm considering. My only complaint is that the mesh falls off over time…