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The best electric shavers

No splitting hairs here: These are the best electric shavers on the market today

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Electric razors don’t necessarily require shaving cream or water and can bust beards just as well, if not better, than safety razors. After taking a look at the high-tech razors on the market, we’ve picked out the best for your various shaving needs, starting with the incredible Braun Series 9-9291cc, a wet and dry razor that’s good at just about everything.

Braun Series 9-9291cc Wet and Dry Foil Shaver

Best electric shaver overall

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The Series 9 is our top pick because it includes just about every important feature needed to give you a clean shave. It features five shaving elements on a super-adaptive head that can flex in 10 directions,  and two different specialized trimmers for tackling every need, from detailed work on a beard to keeping your skin smooth. Waterproof up to 5 meters (just in case), this razor uses microvibrations and an adaptive motor that will adjust itself based on how rough your beard is. The goal is to create a comfortable experience, and this Series 9 model really delivers. The battery lasts for around 50 minutes of charge.

Philips Norelco OneBlade Hybrid Electric Trimmer and Shaver

Best electric shaver for stubble

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The Philips Norelco OneBlade makes quick work of your facial hair, with a 200-cut-per-second motor and replaceable blades that are designed especially for men who prefer a little scruff (it’s recommended for two shaves per week, although it can handle close shaves too; the blade will need to be replaced more often, however). The rechargeable razor can trim, edge, and shave any length of hair, so you’ll get an even, precise trim, without ending up with cuts all over your face.

Panasonic Arc5 ES-LV65-S

Best value electric shaver

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The Arc5 series is filled with excellent razor models, and this one combines some of the best features with one of the most affordable price tags. It touts 5 blades and a multiflex pivoting shaver head (plus a pop-up shaving trimmer for careful grooming of longer facial hair). The razor is also equipped with sensors that can actually measure your beard density and adjust power when things get rough so that your cutting strength remains the same. The battery lasts for up to 40 minutes, and has a 10-stage LED indicator so you know just how much charge you have left.

HATTEKER Electric Shaver

Best budget electric shaver

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You want an electric razor, but you don’t want to pay the equivalent of a cross-country plane ticket to get one. Meet the HATTEKER Electric Shaver. One of the most basic electric razors, it delivers a good shave in wet or dry conditions for an affordable price. The three-razor pivoting head ensures a close, comfortable shave. Added bonuses: A pop-up trimmer that will evenly trim sideburns and mustaches and an LCD screen that displays power levels.

Philips Norelco Bodygroomer BG2040

Best electric body shaver

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Are you interested in a razor to use primarily below the neck? This Norelco model is excellent for manscaping, with a trimmer on one end and a razor on the other so you can switch back and forth as you need to. The blades are designed for comfort and avoiding any painful nicks, and the razor is fully water-resistant, so feel free to use it in the shower.

Are you ready to toss your disposable razor and opt for one of these top electric razors. Not only do they often perform better than disposable ones, they also reduce waste.

Gia Liu
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