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Old 06-07-2011, 07:45 PM   #1
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Electric Shaver/Trimmer Suggestions
My current electric shaver is about to die and I need some suggestions on a good replacement. The current model is an older Braun with trimmer attachment.

I use the trimmer for a bit of manscaping however I am thinking it might be better to purchase separate electric shavers and electric trimmers. I am leaning to the Braun 7 or 5 series. Anyone have any suggestions experience with these or other brands?

My current shaver is about 8 years old so I no recent experience in what is good to buy.

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Any Phillips one will do you good...

http://www.philips.ca/c/mens-shaving/25369/cat/en/

I have had a 8000 series for a few years now...Bought it from Costco.
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I use a Remington electric shaver. From London Drugs, got it about 6-7 years ago for a little over $100, and has been working perfect ever since with no signs of wear or breaking AT ALL. My first shaver, and it seems to me like its immortal.
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Try taking the blade area apart and cleaning it.
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Any Phillips one will do you good...

http://www.philips.ca/c/mens-shaving/25369/cat/en/

I have had a 8000 series for a few years now...Bought it from Costco.
Phillips shavers are good but ive had 3 in about 6 years and the lower model ones tend to wear out faster. Probably because they are made in china

Try and get a higher model one..
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+1 for Remington for manscaping
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I've had a higher-end Panasonic for 3 years. It cuts as close as a Mach 3, but I've found that I need to go over an area a few times.

For manscaping, I have a Philips Body Groomer. It works pretty well for all my needs.
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Tapioca, what model Panasonic do you have?
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