Panasonic Vortex ES8077S

Pros: Long lasting charge, Shorter shaves, Designed for Dry or Wet use, Smooth results.

Cons: Trimmer isn't worth the pain, kinda loud shaver and noisy cleaner.

The Bottom Line: If you're trying to decide on which shaver to buy. Look no further. You won't find a shaver with this many features and works as well at this price!

Review: This is the second Panasonic shaver that I've owned. The first one I bought lasted for about 7 years, and all I had to do was replace the screens, and only did that twice in all that time. It too was a wet/dry shaver. So finally I decided that it was ...

Pros: Very close shave, easy to use and clean.

Cons: None that I can think of.

The Bottom Line: If you ever consider switching to an electric razor, you owe it to yourself to try this one out.

Review: I recently was hospitalized for blood clots in the lungs. Needless to say I was very lucky to be alive today. However, I was told that I will have to be on Coumadin (blood thinner) for the rest of my life. This poses a problem with shaving - I was ...

Pros: Close, comfortable shave; easy on skin; easy to clean when traveling

Cons: Noisy. Expensive blades and foils.

The Bottom Line: An excellent foil shaver especially if have oily or sensitive skin; and for travel.

Review: I switched from blade razors to electric shavers two years ago. Year 1 I used a Braun 8595 (Activator). Gave a good shave but because I have oily skin the vibration motion of the shaver seemed to trigger minor acne outbreaks. This was particularly an ...

Pros: Almost razor blade close, cheaper than Braun.

Cons: Still cost over $125, cleaner refill cartridges are $5 each.

The Bottom Line: This razor is just plain way better than the Braun.

Review: The Panasonic is very close to shaving with a blade. There is very little vibration which makes the shaving very comfortable. The Vortex cleaning system works as well as the Braun system, but does not use alcohol. I am absolutely giddy about this ...

Pros: Wet or Dry Shave Option, Powerful motor, long battery life, flip out trimmer.

Cons: Cleaning cartridges as pricey as other brands

The Bottom Line: As "close as a blade" when wet shaving and pretty darn close dry. I've tried Norelco, Remington and Braun and this one out performs them all on my tough beard.

Review: Features: Panasonic's 13k rpm Linear Motor Pivot Head that can be locked to fixed position Wet or Dry Shave compatible LED Battery Indicator on Shaver Panasonic's Hydra Clean System(base for cleaning/charging) Fully charges in about an hour Sleek ...

Pros: excellent shave, seems well designed/built. Wet shave option, self cleaning system or liquid soap.

Cons: cleaning cycle takes 3.5 hours! Replacement blades/foil expensive

The Bottom Line: Great choice for someone wanting a wet/dry electric shaver with self cleaning capability

Review: My first self cleaning shaver was a Braun. The cleaning system used ethyl alcohol. It tended to evaporate, but, on the plus side, the cartridge could be refilled from ethyl alcohol purchased anywhere(though manufacturer wants you to buy their ...

Pros: battery life, closeness of shave.

Cons: the cleaner.

The Bottom Line: highly recommended if you like to shave in the shower,  or have very thick facial hair.

Review: I got this eletric shaver for christmas 07.  i have had it for a year now.the thing i love most about this product is the 100% waterproof ability.  i often shave in the shower with gel and it is every bit as close as a razor ...

Pros: Unbelievably close shave, best battery life I've seen

Cons: Loud, useless on long stubble and neck

The Bottom Line: If you don't have thick stubble on your neck, this is an awsome shaver!

Review: I'd like to start by qualifying myself for this review. I've been shaving since I was about 16 years old. I grow a very thick, very heavy beard and I do it quickly. I'm one of those guys that looks like I have 5 o'clock shadow right after I shave. I've ...

Pros: None.

Cons: Pulls, chafes, cleaning stand inefficient, malfunctions. Overpriced.

The Bottom Line: Better shavers are available for half the price.

Review: My first Panasonic shaver, a two-head economy model, cost $40 and was pretty good. So when Panasonic came out with a three-head model for $80 I assumed it would be better -- and it was. I was very satisfied with that $80 shaver but I dropped it and it ...