Hatteker Electric Shaver Rotary Razor Men Cordless Beard Trimmer Pop-Trimmer Waterproof

Easy to use and very low noise level. Shaves great.

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I'm amused by people complaining about cleaning it. The best part about this shaver is that you CAN clean it; the while thing comes apart. I have a head shaver that is impossible to clean and it ges jammed; this thing can accumulate quite a lot of hair without jamming and then you can just pop the head and brush out the hair. Every once in a while you can take it apart and clean the blades. Also replacements are cheap. The parts will fly all over the place if you're not careful so work in a contained area (NOT over a garbage can) or you may drop a part into it).As a shaver it doesnt ok; it's cheap but there's nothing worse than spending $100 on a razor and it's no better than the $20 one. It holds the charge a good while so it's good for travel also

this product works great ,the only problem was that the little clip that attaches the cover fell apart after a couple years but i guess that's not a deal breaker. it lasts a long time on a charge and it charges quickly.

The razor worked great for two months, and then okay for the last 23 months. For the past week, I fully charged the razor to 60 minutes, only for the charge to drop to 0 minutes during the first shave after the charge.I'm now going to do what I should have in the first place and spend a bit more for a better-quality razor.

Very durable, it’s nice looking, doesn’t pull your hair, very easy to use. Leaves a nice smooth look and touch. My husband loves it so much I bought him another one because our cat knocked it off the counter and it broke. It wasn’t easy to break but our cat is a little demon. The functions on it are very easy to use

Never heard of this brand before, but I'm glad I tried it. It matches or out-performs every shaver I've ever used, including more famous brands costing triple digits.Got excellent shaves from the start, and they only got better for weeks after (as like most shavers). In fact my shaving time has been cut down a bit.The thing is light, but don't be led into thinking that the quality is lower. I'm thinking they intentionally use a somewhat smaller battery to save weight.Bringing me to my next point, number of shaves. I get an average 17 shaves per charge, more than adequate. Yes I've had shavers that went longer, but at the expense of extra weight due to the larger battery. What's especially helpful is the remaining charge indicator, much better than the last-minute alert of other units that only comes on a few seconds before actually dying.Speaking of quality, some reviews mention the shaverhead hinge being somewhat delicate. Well, yes, it's a lightweight hinge that's designed to be removable. It's fine as long as you handle it gently and avoid slamming the thing open.Other points:The recessed button is a nice touch. Protruding buttons tend to get pushed inadvertantly during use, very annoying. This one doesn't.The fact there isn't a tilting head is actually a plus for me, as I find that useless and even detrimental.Finally, some have complained about the USB charging and the lack of a supplied wall plug. However, who doesn't have a half dozen USB chargers lying around. It's also one less thing to pack when travelling, as you can use the same charger as for your phone and laptop.UPDATE: Have gone through 2 of these. First died after 5 months; the second less than 2 months. Very bad electronics. Company did not respond to email or even the chat function on their own website.

The good, bad, and ugly:Good - Very affordable price, most other rotary razors are priced at $50 to nearly $200.- Does a pretty decent job at removing whiskers.Bad - Not as close a shave as the more expensive competitors, but good enough for me.- Cutting blades tend to pinch/pull/sting a bit, likely due to sharpness or RPM combined with less than microscopic thickness of the covering foil.- Displays minutes of shaving time left instead of percent battery charge. Not necessarily bad, but I prefer to know the charge status.Ugly - Strange power hook up. The cord to charge plugs into the body of the razor with a 2-connector side-by-side plug much like any other razor uses. However, the other end connects to a USB-A plug instead of 120v a/c. No power brick is supplied, you have to find your own block to plug the UUSB into. This in itself isn't terribly bad, but you need to make sure that you are plugging it into the USB cable and not a nearly identical one that connects to 120v house current, things can go really wrong in that case.All in all, The price along with the acceptable level of beard removal makes this one worth the price to me. As a Cyber Monday sale price of $16, I am ordering a second one to keep in my car for when I am running late and leave the house without shaving.