Is it the Proglide Power or Manual razors?
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This is the manual. It is expensive but I have yet to find a blade that shaves as close or as comfortable as this one. I have been shaving for over 50 yrs. i have never een the need to try the. " power " model.
1906252
Ditto on the other responses..... A great razor....blades last a long time!!
61967
In my vibrating Quattro razor, I get about 12 shaves per blade...maybe more. They're expensive but really last. Also, less cuts and nicks. I love the vibrating razor.
40367
my razor is running on battery power. three different speed switching. cover to insert the battery opened from the bottom. insert the battery and enjoy the wonderful shaving
732123
My husband says it has a battery that you recharge. The user's manual says you can also shave using the power cord provided, but that doesn't recharge the battery. Also, you are not supposed to keep the razor permanently plugged into an outlet.
1328507
No, it is just an old-fashioned shaving razor. You slap a blade in it, twist the handle to close it up, and go.
1426074
I can't tell you which is the best as I haven't tried them all. I'm on my second NORELCO Speed razor in 20 years. I do know that it shaves great, you can go about a month without recharging, and it lasts damn near forever. Can't go wrong buying this razor.
790709
The Dovo "Shavette" uses disposable razors. It comes with 2 blades. 1 Blade is long if you prefer and the 2nd blade is the standard size. It comes with 2 Merkur blades. When I bought this I also bought the "Feather" razors for it but I found these to be waaaay to sharp for me. Any slight mistake and I ended just bleeding whereas the Merkur I felt were a lot more forgiving but also giving me a very close shave. I also recommend that when using a Straight Razor, use cold water water to prep your face and after shaving. It makes the hair follicles stand more straight up and I found also doesn't cause any in grown hairs
879835
Both require power separately. Plug into the base and it cleans and charges your razor. Plug into just the razor it charges the razor
1890673
Honestly, I have never used an electric razor so I would not be able to make an appropriate comparison. However, it is the best razor I have ever used. It gives a very close shave. I have a pretty heavy beard. I blades themselves seem to be the same as the previous model razor but the swivel head allows me to get closer under my nose, under my jawline and under my chin. If you were going to try a non-electric razor, I would suggest this model.
376179
Depends on the razor you are using and how you hold it. If you are using derby razors then find which side is more aggressive and then use the other side for clean up.
609796
I am not happy with this razor. Its working but not to my satisfaction. But since it works I can't send it back. As for cordless, you need to charge it frequently as it won't work plugged in. BUY A BETTER RAZOR
76160
Old school merkur razor. Very similar its ok shavez close I got no problem with it so far
586357
No, not a butterfly. It's a three piece razor. I like it a lot better then a butterfly because the blade positioning is a lot more precise and consistent. Also the head is thinner and less bulky than a butterfly so I feel like I have a lot more precise control.
1151993
The razor pictured has a 3-piece, vs the butterfly twist to open of the Razorock Jaws razor. I have both, a butterfly and a 3-piece, Edwin Jagger DE89Lbl. Razors are aggressive to gentle, and what you require or prefer will depend on your skin, whisker toughness, lather and blade. The best you can do is try a few and see what you are happiest with. Aggressiveness depends on how much blade is exposed after closing the razor or tightening the head. Also, the blade As much as I'd like to tell folks I have a barbed wire beard, the reality is I prefer my Edwin Jagger's more gently configuration. A good Q & A can be found at the Badger and Blade website. Good luck.
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I have the feeling the "manual" blades are exactly the same as the "power" blades. Gillette must have reasons to think we are not very smart...
265707
I usually do one, maybe two, just to be thorough. I suppose it will depend in your beard. I have found this razor to require no more "passes" than, say, a Mach III, or whatever the current equivalent would be. Just takes a little getting used to is all.