Remington Omniblade Hybrid Face and Body Stubble 100% Waterproof Rechargable Shaver with Adjustable Precision Dial Comb and Micro Trimmer, Black

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At 203g, this shaver is just about the right size. It feels hefty enough that you don’t think it’s cheap, but light enough that it’s easy to hold and use. Battery life comes in at 50 minutes, so it should last around 10 days (or a bit longer) in regular use. For emergencies, a five-minute charge gives enough power to get through a shave. With an hour of battery life, you should be able to get two weeks of use out of a single charge, so this model is also a good travel companion. It might not offer the closest shave, but the Remington F6 Style Series Aqua Foil Shaver F6000 is a great budget choice: it’s waterproof, looks the part and can even be charged via USB. If you’re going to use the ‘prestige’ in a product name, the build better match. Here, there’s no doubt, and this is a robust-feeling shaver that looks amazing. Looks are one thing, but the Philips Series 9000 Prestige also delivers the goods.

Thanks to the combination of the two foils and inner blade, the Braun Series 7 Electric Shaver is impressive at dealing with long-ish and short hairs alike. It did struggle a little to catch very long hairs, so we found this shaver a better choice for those who shave regularly. It’s not just wet razor manufacturers that engage in competition to fit the most blades into their products; electric shaver companies seem keen to compete. The Panasonic Series 900+ has six blades designed to give the closest shave possible. Fortunately, shaving performance wasn’t compromised, and we had a smooth face at the end of the shave. The Series 9000 arguably delivered an even closer shave, but this model isn’t far behind. When it comes to buying gadgets and technology products, particularly in the Electric Razors category it’s important to invest in good quality products. REMINGTON Omniblade Wet & Dry Beard Hair Clipper is no exception. There are a number of reasons why quality is so important when it comes to these types of products.This shaver can be used wet or dry, so can you whip it out in the shower and shave while you’re cleaning up. A slightly cheaper model than the Philips 9000, the Philips Series 7000 is a more affordable option, yet has some of the same technology. While there’s no doubt that a proper wet shave gives the smoothest finish, it’s a lot of faff and can easily end up with a few cuts to contend with. Buy one of the best electric shavers, and you can get rid of the stubble in a fraction of the time.

There are also 2000 micro-beads on the shaver head, designed to reduce friction further. The end result is excellent, and we felt very little irritation when using this shaver. It is very expensive and anyone on a tighter budget will find cheaper models on this list including the Series 7000 below; if you do have the money, then the Philips Series 9000 Prestige is worth every penny.

Spend more for one of the best electric shavers and you’ll find that the results actually aren’t far off what you get from an wet razor, delivering a face that’s smooth to the touch. Sure, you might need to shave more often to keep your face smooth, but with devices this easy, who cares? There are electric shavers that will give a closer shave, but for the combination of quality and price, this is a great mid-ranger. The blade easily reaches those tough areas and the small cutting edge is great for producing that clean, “looks like it was drawn on” perma-stubble that’s trendy amongst Love Island contestants and ageing garage MCs. Philips offers something genuinely different with the OneBlade Pro, as its diminutive size and light weight make it feel more like a quality disposable razor than some of the unwieldy and overly bulky beard trimmers we have tried in the past.