Electric Razor for Men, SweetLF 100% Waterproof Electric Shaver, Type C Rechargeable, Wet & Dry Rotary Shavers for Men with Pop up Trimmer, Corded and Cordless, Navy Blue

I purchased a waterproof, cordless razor from SweetLF and the battery was defective so I called the company direct anda new razor arrived within five days. This is a company you can rely upon for customer service and quality. They stood behind the product and the customer.

Razor is just what I wanted. Works great, fast and trims like a straight razor. I love you can shave and charge it at the same time. That is the main reason I bought the item.

My Norelco shaver head broke, second one in two years. So, thought I would give this a try because of the good reviews. Had it for little less than a month.It shaves well, but a bit slower than Norelco. Have to move it slowly, but gets the job done.The blades in the rotary cutters aren't as sharp as the Norelco and pulled a little. But this is no big deal. In the past I owned another shaver like this. When it came to time for new blades, bought the Norelco replacements and it worked even better than when it was new!Don't know about longevity, but so far so good.

This is my second and had the same problem. The second lasted for a year and a half. It will not close.

It’s not like the ones you know. It cuts fine but it can pinch.

I thought I was buying a Norelco razor, but I must have pressed the wrong button. I am glad that I did. This razor is terrific, best I've ever owned. Cuts clean and fast. I had a problem with the protective plastic cap. The company replaced it right away and didn't charge me even though the warranty had expired. This razor was significantly cheapeer than Norelco.

Original Review:I've used electric shavers for 30 years. I've had Norelco, Braun, Remington, Panasonic, and likely one or two other oddball brands here and there. This was a mistake, but Thank you Amazon! They knew what I needed. Norelco gives a very good shave, no doubt. But their new flexible head assembly doesn't hold up. I have a very expensive Braun, but I've never been a big fan of foil shavers. My previous Remington's always chewed up my face. The last time my Norelco head broke, Fry's Electronics wanted $45 for a replacement, while a whole new Remington was only $30. I got lucky with that little $30 shaver. It worked well, didn't pull hair too badly unless it was really long, and left my face a little burning and irritated, but nothing visible. A little Afta was sufficient to soothe the burn. That shaver lasted about 4 years, which must be a record for me. I was getting ready for work Friday when the shaver suddenly began running very fast. I turned it off immediately and examined it. There was nothing visibly wrong, but when I tried to turn it back on, all it would do was move in little blips. It was dead. I stopped by Fry's on my way home and they had only ONE shaver on the shelf, a $200 Norelco. Too rich for me, so I went to Amazon. I filtered my display to Remington, looking for a similar model. They all had such poor reviews except for this Sweet LF. I "thought" I was purchasing a Remington Sweet LF. When I received it, there was nothing Remington listed. Amazon just snuck this one in there on me. With over eight thousand reviews averaging nearly five stars, it can't be too bad. I ran other reviews on Sweet LF from professionals like Shaver Guru, and others. They all said the same thing. Sweet LF is a relative newcomer to this market that competes with the best of the name brands at budget prices. Then I tried it... OMG! It was the best shave ever! Smooth, close, comfortable, with NO irritation. No need to soothe my skin with Afta. At this point, I had not shaved in three days. My Remington would have yanked the hair out by its roots like a wax job, and it would have taken half an hour. The Sweet LF thought nothing of it, effectively cutting each hair as if it were a day-old stubble. Longevity and battery life remain to be seen but so far I am beyond impressed. And the shaver isn't even broken in yet. It takes one or two weeks for the shaver to break in and the beard to adjust. So this incredible, wonderful, unbelievable shave is only going to get better.Guys, get this shaver. You won't be disappointed. Even if you're not really in the market for a new shaver, at $40 what have you to lose? Put your $200 Norelco on that top shelf in your closet as a spare. Amazon, I can't thank you enough for slipping this little gem into my search. Now I can't wait to get ready for work tomorrow. You've made my Monday.UPDATE - In just 3 months the shaver will no longer take a charge. I contacted SweetLF for a warranty replacement. They make you jump through so many hoops and waste your time. I have given them what they asked for can they reply with the same questions I've already answered. They do not stand behind their product.Update - 5/11/20After fighting with them, and posing negative reviews on two sites, they agreed to send a replacement provided I update my review. I received the replacement and wanted to wait for a few charge cycles in case the first was a simple defect. Lily has been hounding me daily to update and has now started replying to the negative review. It is to the point now that I will need to block her email. As of now, the shaver was awesome for 3 charge cycles. No one should have to go to this much trouble for a shaver! Even if the replacement shaver lasts two years, I will never give them five stars again. I will update again after a few cycles.

Update: After eight months, something happened to the clasp that keeps it closed. I sent a note along to the manufacturer and they simply sent me a new one as a replacement. So that no quibble warranty really is just that. Wish everything was that easy!- - - 8< - - -For the past 20 years I've been a wet razor shave kind of guy and now that we're all back into travel I thought I'd try a rotary and see how tech has progressed. It's come a long way!This thing is light and the TSA aren't going to swipe it as randomly today they don't like razor blades. While it doesn't get quite as close as a razor it's more than good enough.My beard is really thick so if you're in the same boat this is worth a try to see if it works for you as well.If you want a good shave, the basics still apply:1. Wash your filthy, dirty face to get rid of those face oils and pat dry yourself off.2. Get a hot washcloth and hold it over your beard for a few mins. Especially on your mustache area as that's likely to be the thickest hair on your face. If you fold the washcloth in a triangle you can get both areas in the same go. Warm it up a few times if you're feeling it and have the time — you'll get a better shave.3. Lather up, with gel, can of decent foam, or a badger brush and old school soap.4. Go shave! Don't be afraid to apply more shaving cream to areas that need a second pass, this will help reduce irritation. Don't be tempted to dunk the shaver head in the water mid shave as you'll just fill it up with water that'll dilute the lubricating soap.5. Once you're happy with your shave, turn on the cold tap, wet that cloth, and cover your beard area with it again. This will close up your pores and soothe some of the burn or irritation the shaver might have given you.Bonus points for application of some shave cooling gel (I really like amazon.com/Jack-Black-Post-Shave-Cooling/dp/B000BK1U5S/ and have been using this for years). Gently apply that, pat it on don't rub it in, and then wash the shaver innards out under hot running water.The electric razor probably cuts shaving time in half and doesn't require multiple razor passes and reapplying soap — one pass down, one sideways, then one up — and is a breeze to clean up. Leave it open as it will dry quicker than closed up.Colour me impressed. Hopefully the blades will last a decent time.