Braun Electric Razor for Men, M90 Mobile Electric Shaver, Precision Trimmer, Washable

Well, it's an basic "travel" electric shaver. I never owned an electric shaver, but, before, I just used a DE razor for mostly maintaining a bald head. And it does the job. *Not* a completely new razor blade smooth job but almost. Some areas can get pretty smooth but not everywhere. "Good enough" at the very least. "B, sometimes B+." ((Yeah, that's right. 5-star for expecting a B-ish shave. At this price, I do not expect an A+ from a single pass. You kiddin' me?)) Unless someone is standing close studying your head or run their hands over your skin, they'll never know. Still gonna use the DE on a night out, but this is good for a lazy Sunday at least.It does leave patches which you will need to go over a couple of times from different angles. It's not good for the fuzzy back neck hairs or really long hairs. So you'd have to use it before hairs get long.The clippings end up as this powdery dust and sometimes they don't all get caught in the compartment, but as long as they aren't tiny itchy needles that get embedded in my shirt collar for years, I don't care.The only thing I can't comment on is how durable it is because I received it a day ago. If I don't update this review, then you know the answer. I'm sure as time goes on the cutter will get dull. There is replacements.Final thoughts: I like the 2 AA batteries thing. Just use some old NiMHs. Too many things have a built in rechargable battery nowadays when it isn't even necessary. The side slide-out trimmer thing is handy, but I don't think I will use it much. Though, I rather have it than not I guess. I've read some complaints that it's slow? Well, if I can shave in front of my TV and not make a complete hairy mess... Throw it in your bag and just start shaving in weird places like at the market, on the bus, while you're ordering fast food, etc. And act like it's completely normal. I used to look down on electrics but there seems to be potential. I see now that it's worth exploring higher-end ones. Least, it's handy as another tool for your belt. Welcome to dry-shaving park.