guys please recommend a cheap shaver

[sniperruff]

ok im sick of shaving with razors and i don't know what brand of shavers are best

panasonic, barun, etc...?

looking to spend under $50 and i don't have a heavy beard so it's mostly for short trimming

thank you

 

[Instan00dles]

stop shaving? I never did like it so I do it about once a month.

 

[fonzinator]

I picked up a refub Braun 7505 Synchro shaver from Amazon about 3 weeks ago for $30 (normally $100). It arrived, in flawless condition, and has worked flawlessly. It takes a few weeks for your face to adjust but it gives a great, close shave! It's one of Braun's top models. My neck line has some hair growing in strange directions making it a pain to trim. The shaver does a decent job and my face is adjusting well. I wear a full goatee and the shaver cleanly shaves right up to the hairline, every time. I dig it and for $30, you won't find a better deal. Check the hotdeal's forum for this thread. Braun certainly makes a fine shaver.

 

[amnesiac]

Mach 3 turbo. Best razor out there and DEFINITELY better than any < $50 shaver

 

[BigSmooth]

I use a Norelco that I paid about $50-60 for. Works well, although I do not have heavy facial hair.

 

[Justin218]

I have heavy facial hair and have tried the remington microscreen, norelco advantage, and braun synchro. The Braun Syncho is the only one that works, and it works very well at that. I have heard the Panasonic Linear is good also, but have not tried it. The Braun is not under 50, more like 100, like Fonz said. Maybe get a refurbed one like him, if that deal is still around?

 

[her209]

A tweezer.

 

[Spoooon]

Originally posted by: amnesiac
Mach 3 turbo. Best razor out there and DEFINITELY better than any < $50 shaver

I too use a Mach 3. It puts my old Norelco to shame.

 

[Jugernot]

Braun...

 

[brtspears2]

Originally posted by: her209
A tweezer.

Minus well go for free and choose pulling with thumb and index finger.

 

[Zugzwang152]

i'm amazed at the people who give up the close shave a razor gives for a electric.

 

[VBboy]

Spend $5 on a ConsumerReports.com 1-month membership and read their huge review/benchmark of dozens of electric shavers. It's worth it, trust me.