Electric Razors Consumer Reports
Q: I usually check consumer reports for more purchases over 50 bucks and I'm currently looking for a beard trimmer (not an electric razor) and consumer reports does not have a review on these. Any recommendations on what to get? or not to get?
A: I'm actually also looking for a new beard/mustache trimmer after my Braun fell and broke. My wife did some research for me and showed me this one, Philips Norelco T980 Turbo Vacuum Beard and Mustache Trimmer. From reading reviews, seems a little on the
this is just 6 months worth....because we owe them virtually everything, we can look forward to decades of this.......
January 2007
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I’m upgrading from my 3 year old Norelco rotary type shaver. I paid about $60 for it. It wasn’t holding a charge and didn’t shave my neck very well. I did a lot of research, starting with Consumer Reports’ ratings and a lot of user reviews at Amazon and other sites. I’m happy with my choice of the Panasonic ES8103S, and at $53 it’s a great value. I was set to pay $150 or so.
Some say it’s noisy. Well, it would be nice if it were muted a bit. But hey, it’s not a blade shaver!
I think a lot of one’s reaction to the first use of this (or any) electric shaver is affected by what one has been used to. If it was a blade, it will take some adjustment. Since I was used to a rotary, it felt comfortable and smooth from day one. ( W. Cox )
Review Paraphrased for size – view original review here
A woman shoplifting at a Christmas Fair in Southington, Conn., stabbed somebody trying to stop her, using a stolen seashell Christmas ornament as a weapon, the Harford Courant reported .
According to a recent report in Adweek , about one in 11 shoppers walks out of a store with something he or she didn't pay for. Items most at risk of shoplifting include choice cuts of beef, expensive liquor, electric tools, iPhone 4 and other electronic gadgets, razor blades, Axe deoderant and body wash, designer apparel, expensive fragrances, hot toys and big-name athletic shoes.
About 12,000 Americans are treated in hospital emergency departments nationwide due to holiday-related decorating incidents during the months of November and December, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission .
Santa's arrival at a Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., mall went awry when his beard became tangled in rappelling equipment as he descended from the ceiling above a crowd of wide-eyed children, WTSP reports. After inching down the rope painfully slowly while the kids became inceasingly confused and restless, the rappeller yanked off the beard and revealed himself to be a helper and not actually Santa. He reportedly left quickly after completing the stunt.
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The division also makes a wide range of consumer products including electric shavers, toothbrushes, and coffee machines, among others. |
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AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - Philips Electronics is set to post a doubling of quarterly profit on Monday, setting it up for the challenges of weak consumer |
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The door's razor-sharp aluminum covering jutted out on all sides. The smell inside rushed through the doorway and assaulted the senses: garbage, |
