Philips Norelco Replacement Shaver Head for Series 9000, SH90/62

I've been using this particular Norelco wet/dry model for a few years now and I've never had a closer shave. I've had other shavers over the years, Braun and two different Panasonics. The Braun model I had couldn't be used in the shower, but often times the shave felt uneven and my skin felt coarse afterwards. The Panasonic was a wet/dry model but it tugged at my skin a lot. I may have purchased models that didn't match up with my facial hair profile or something but once I purchased the Norelco, it's been a pleasant experience.I typically shave about every two days which I've found to be the sweet spot for me. Albeit the Norelco does have a high price point and comes with a rather chunky base, so if your bathroom counter space is in short supply just a heads up on that. It's really to hold the cleaning cartridge if anything, which can ordered in a 3-pack for about $20. It's the shave heads that can get you though, mine typically last about a year before the change indicator lights up on the shaver. The heads come in a set of three and the change tool is included, like I said, I get about a years worth of shaves out of mine but your mileage may vary depending on how often you're shaving.All in all, a good product, my shaves are very smooth and there's no tugging of the skin. My hair is short and curly and the shaver manages with no problems. I use Harry's shaving cream but I also use a sugar scrub on my face and rinse with hot water before applying the shaving cream, once I finish the shave and step out of the shower, I immediately splash my face with cold water. Since using those steps, I've noticed my skin isn't as bumpy or irritated.