Braun Büffel Ultrak 30 Lap Memory 2 Line Display Electro-Luminescent Stopwatch
- Input voltage: 100 - 240
- Features: With Quick Charge
- Number of Heads: 3 Heads
- Cutting System: Foil Head
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Fantastic shave - another good Braun
Pros
Close shave without 500 passes, no pulling, catches ingrowns on collar line.
Cons
Foil seems to be delicate, but has held up fine.
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
If you like foil shavers, this new Braun technology is outstanding!
I replaced a Braun FreeGlider model 5617 with the newer improved 8975 - 360 complete.
What you get: The new razor, a nice hardsided carry case, brush for cleaning, cord for power, and the razor/shaver.
What you don't get: this is the same shaver as the 8985 without the "clean&charge" system - so you save money if you clean it yourself.
I read about the cleaning system on other reviews, and decided it probably wasn't really worth it - I've been cleaning electric razors since I could shave - 15 years at least.
Anyway - this shaver is quieter than the freeglider, charges very quickly, and holds a charge. One thing I've alway's like about the Braun's - they hold their charge. I can go shaveing almost daily (except weekends) for a month on a charge usually. I don't have a weak beard either - by 4 or 5 in the afternoon, I could probably use another shave.
The razor blades do a nice job of catching the hairs on my collar line that usually go in-grown when I shave with a blade, and my freeglider started missing. It also trims nicely around ears and yes - the nose. I have a goatee, and once in a while it'll pull a little but that just tells me my goatee is getting a little long and needs a trim.
The foil and cutter block are pretty easy to remove and clean, and I tap them out after every shave - only clean them with the brush when it needs a charge. The foil on this model is significantly more delicate than the freeglider and other Braun models. It is not protected all around by the plastic - the foils run completly from side to side, and look like they'd be easy to damage - but I have yet to do so. The cutter block looks different than the other Braun models as well, and is more stout. I've broken a ring off the freeglider before (went to long without replacing) and this new "gillette" style cutter block seems more stout than the others.
Overall - I'd say this is a great new Braun product - another long-lifer in my toiletry bag. Thanks Braun!
What you get: The new razor, a nice hardsided carry case, brush for cleaning, cord for power, and the razor/shaver.
What you don't get: this is the same shaver as the 8985 without the "clean&charge" system - so you save money if you clean it yourself.
I read about the cleaning system on other reviews, and decided it probably wasn't really worth it - I've been cleaning electric razors since I could shave - 15 years at least.
Anyway - this shaver is quieter than the freeglider, charges very quickly, and holds a charge. One thing I've alway's like about the Braun's - they hold their charge. I can go shaveing almost daily (except weekends) for a month on a charge usually. I don't have a weak beard either - by 4 or 5 in the afternoon, I could probably use another shave.
The razor blades do a nice job of catching the hairs on my collar line that usually go in-grown when I shave with a blade, and my freeglider started missing. It also trims nicely around ears and yes - the nose. I have a goatee, and once in a while it'll pull a little but that just tells me my goatee is getting a little long and needs a trim.
The foil and cutter block are pretty easy to remove and clean, and I tap them out after every shave - only clean them with the brush when it needs a charge. The foil on this model is significantly more delicate than the freeglider and other Braun models. It is not protected all around by the plastic - the foils run completly from side to side, and look like they'd be easy to damage - but I have yet to do so. The cutter block looks different than the other Braun models as well, and is more stout. I've broken a ring off the freeglider before (went to long without replacing) and this new "gillette" style cutter block seems more stout than the others.
Overall - I'd say this is a great new Braun product - another long-lifer in my toiletry bag. Thanks Braun!