ES-LV67

I have been using a rotary shaver for the past 3 yrs however, even with changing the blades regularly, no longer provides a decent shave and I always end up with ‘5 o’clock shadow’ by 11am! After trying, unsuccessfully, to switch to a straight razor again (I have very sensitive skin and end up with cuts all over no matter if I use sensitive shaving gel and aloe coated blades) I started to do some research and this electric shaver was the clear winner. It is not a cheap shaver but you do get what you pay for. It has a sonic cleaning setting, is smaller and lighter in the hand than expected, and also a lovely high spec finish. Also comes with a good quality case, double headed cleaning brush and oil for the blades. It gives the closest shave to a straight razor I’ve ever experienced, and the beauty is it leaves no cuts or red/irritated skin. For any potential buyers, it only had a two pronged plug, so an adapter is needed for a standard UK 3 prong socket. Highly recommended.

If you're looking for a premium shaver it always seems like the two that go head are the Braun Series 9 shavers, and the 5 blade Panasonic shavers like this one. Well I recently used a Braun Series 9 for about 3 weeks, and that's gone back to Amazon because the shave I was getting wasn't worth the money. What arrived afterwards was this Panasonic 5 blade, and after just a few uses I can confidently say it will not be getting sent back. For a start it's a whopping £100 cheaper at current prices than the cheapest series 9 you should be considering (don't get one without a cleaning station). Next and arguably most importantly, it shaves closer than a Series 9 and has no problems getting at awkward hairs, that Series 9 couldn't get to properly. It's so much easier to clean than a Series 9. Couple of taps on the sink, few swipes with the brush, and maybe a rinse under the tap for good measure, and you're done. With the Braun Series 9 though, you've no hope of getting that thing clean without using the cleaning base, and that means using the cleaning solutions etc. Also lugging about a cleaning station that you have to use is not particularly travel friendly. You'll want to clean that Braun frequently as well, as it cakes up with hair at the drop of a hat. This Panasonic seems to cake up a lot less. Basically the Panasonic is cleaner to use, easier to clean, and more travel friendly. Minor little thing, but the Panasonic came with a clip on foil guard to protect that expensive foil, the Braun Series 9, did not. Both came with travel cases, but with the cost of the foils on these, a bit of extra protection is hugely welcome. The Panasonic's head moves a lot better, and locks more securely as well. For a start the Panasonic head flexes side to side, and has some in and out movement for the entire head, not just back and forwards like the Braun Series 9. When the head tilts as well, the foils stay in place in relation to the head, this means you get the full benefit of the head flexing, whereas on the Braun the foils retract when the head is flexed, making the flex kind of pointless. Additionally when the Panasonic head locks, it locks, it's not moving, unless you unlock it, whereas on the Braun it just engages some heavy detents, so the head moves still but just needs more force meaning it can occasionally click out of position. Alright so now I've covered the whole Braun Series 9, vs Panasonic 5 blade thing, what about this shaver in it's own right? Well I shave my entire head, if it's not an eye brow, eye lash, or up my nose, it's getting shaved off. For me is the biggest challenge of any shaver for me is the neck and chin, the skin is very sensitive there, but the hair there could probably sand wood, with just a day of growth, and I'm really fussy about shaving this area, as it's unpleasant rubbing your chin and feeling like you're swiping the rough side of velcro with the back of your hand. Also a smoother shave makes wearing a cloth mask less of a trying experience as well. However for this area with this shaver, it's hands down the best electric shave I've ever had. The 30 degree curve works for you here, effortlessly getting hairs where chin meets neck, and recessed areas around the windpipe where the skin goes inwards. I've never had a quicker, closer, or easier underchin shave with an electric razor. I have had marginally better results with standard razor, but not this quickly and easily, and even then only with a brand new fresh blade. In terms of shaving my head and face, it gives a great silky smooth shave, but the angle of the blades works slightly against you here, as it reduces the shavers contact patch on the flatter parts where there is nothing between skin and skull. This is easy to work around though in those situations by slightly tilting the shaver so you're using the side of the blades rather the centre. Ordinarily this would mean you'd be shaving for longer, but the shaver does such a good grab of getting hairs on a single pass, you'll make that time up in reduced repeat strokes. I thought the massive size of the foil head would lead to areas like directly under my nose, or behind my ears being difficult to get to, but I had no issues at all, I think it's the multiple directions the head flexes in, that make up for the size there. As for irritation, none at all. As I mentioned my neck and chin, are prone to sensitivity, but except for a very light tingle afterwards that could as much be due to the vibration from the motor, despite the closeness of the shave, there is no soreness or redness at all. This is with no balms, creams, or anything, just a straight up dry shave. If I had to nit pick anything, and it's a trivial thing, the noise... the noise this thing makes is horrible. It's loud and high pitched, and the first time you turn this thing on, you're most likely going to wince. Pleased to say though, not so bad when actually in use, but still there, still going to quite often be near your ears, and still possibly the least pleasant sounding shaver I've ever used, and shavers as a rule are not pleasant sounding things. I've bought a variety of different shavers over the last couple of years, from rotaries to foils, to expensive Skull Shaver Pitbulls, and obviously the Braun Series 9, to cheap and cheerful Sweetlyf, and Surker's, but out of all them, this is the one that if it got run over by a truck tomorrow, I'd immediately buy another.

This shaver gives a very close shave in a very short time, due to the extremely rapid blade oscillation. However, the down-side to this is a shorter battery life - typically about a week and a half, and a very high-pitched noise from the motor, which I don't mind, but your neighbours might suspect a mosquito invasion. My particular unit suffers from periodic additional vibrations, which gives the impression that it will eventually shake itself to pieces. I have seen some reviews that comment on the fact that the shave experience is quite abrasive on the skin. I did experience a smidgen of redness during the first few shaves, but that soon passed. Overall, I am impressed with the performance of this model. I particularly like the fact that you can change the head from contour-following to fixed position. The same sliding control also releases the detail trimmer, if pushed all the way. Said detail trimmer is very sharp, unlike my previous Panasonic, which always seemed to snag. UPDATE - Almost exactly 2 years after receiving this shaver, the cut has dulled considerably, to the point that it has become very uncomfortable to use. I looked into buying a replacement foil and blade set, but found that, jointly they cost about 75% of what I originally paid for the shaver. On balance, I considered that it was better to buy another shaver.

I've used a rotary shaver for years but the last one barely lasted 4 years, and it was their top-of-the-range at the time. Now they've priced it so ridiculously high that I decided to look elsewhere. This Panasonic Arc5 had several really good reviews that I decided to try a different method and try a 'foil' shaver. I charged it fully and then gave it a light oiling (supplied...along with a small brush tucked away in the box). This has just given me the smoothest, and closest shave I've had in years....and I didn't have to press as much against my face. Now I'm going to be 84 next month so I've been shaving for a long time. I'll sum up by saying this shaver is good; really good.

this has to the best electric razer I've ever had. impressive shave. its easy to clean. battery lasts aprox 1 week shaving every day with a strong growth, to start with might feel slightly weird due to razer head shape but the shave finishes is exceptionally good would recommend to anyone looking for a shave that's on par with a wet shave

I’m a long time (>10 years) devotee of wet shaving with a double edge safety razor and I love the clean comfortable feel that I get from shaving with one. You can’t rush a proper wet shave, though, so I’ve been thinking about adding an electric shaver for quick tidy ups on dark mornings when I’m running late and don’t have time for a proper shave. Something which I could chuck in my hand luggage for a business trip was also important, as you can only have safety razor blades in hold bags. Some research led me to either a higher end Braun or a Panasonic for the best shave. Received wisdom appears to be that a Braun is slightly more comfortable but that Panasonic shaves closer. I figured both would be poor compared with wet shaving so I picked the (much) cheaper Panasonic. Dry shaving performance is ok, gives a decent close shave but also the vague feeling of having sandpapered your face that I remember from youthful experiments with electric shaving. Certainly better than I expected, but nothing remarkable. Used wet, with a shaving oil or a low, slick coating of shave cream, it’s very very good. On the cheeks and chin, the shave is as close as my safety razor, under the chin it struggles a bit more to get the skin baby smooth, but still gives a perfectly acceptable result. Best of all, there’s no irritation. Total time to shave is under 3 minutes. Charges from flat in an hour or so, and battery seems to be on track to last a couple of weeks, so it’ll handle a week away or a business trip without any problem. Comes with a basic but serviceable travel case, and the cover to protect the foils should keep it safe from knocks. It won’t make me give up my safety razor, but it’s a fantastic piece of kit, and I’m very happy with it. Can’t see any reason to cough up for a Braun series 9 when this is half the price.

Decent shave, but not quite premium—solid performance with a few drawbacks The Panasonic ES-LV67 offers a respectable shave with its 5-blade system, and it performs well both wet and dry. It’s comfortable to hold, charges quickly, and feels well-built. The flexible head adapts nicely to facial contours, and it handles daily stubble with ease. However, for a premium-priced shaver, I expected a bit more refinement. On thicker or longer hair, it sometimes struggles and requires multiple passes to get a truly close finish. The motor is powerful, but not as smooth or quiet as some competitors in the same range. Cleaning is straightforward, and the battery life is solid—easily lasting over a week with regular use. But the shave quality doesn’t quite justify the higher price tag, especially if you're upgrading from a mid-range model. Overall, it’s a good shaver with reliable features, but not a standout. Worth considering if you catch it on sale, but not quite the flawless experience I was hoping for.

If your looking for an electric shaver STOP .... Look no further. I purchased the electric shaver in September 2025 and have not traditionally wet shaved since. Originally I had been set on a Braun series 9 as the hype and the reviews gave it top marks. However the cost could be quite eye watering for some. I did indeed have a Braun series 9 in my basket and for some reason I don't know why I deleted and added the Panasonic instead. So pleased that I did. Depending on the time of year due to sales etc the Panasonic series 800 can be purchased at a quarter of the price of the Braun 9. Do it deliver on price and performance..... Yes it does. The shave gives great results and a very very close shave indeed very nearly comparable to a traditional razor wet shave. I have been so impressed in my own personal use that I purchased another unit for my father's Christmas present this year.

I used Braun shavers for many years and found this item while searching for a less expensive shaver to take on while travelling. This rhing shaves cleaner and with less sein Irritation than even the most expensive Braun. It can be cleaned easily with just a bit of Water. I am so satisfied that I exchanged it to become my every day shaver.

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Ho recentemente acquistato questo prodotto dal Regno Unito, e posso dire che sono complessivamente soddisfatto dell’acquisto, ma ci sono alcuni aspetti da considerare. Il rasoio è arrivato con una spina italiana, il che è stato un grande sollievo poiché non ho dovuto preoccuparmi di adattatori internazionali complicati. Tuttavia, il prodotto includeva anche un adattatore per convertire la spina standard italiana (con i due poli) in una versione con spine più grandi, utilizzata in alcune prese italiane. Questo è un dettaglio importante, soprattutto se avete prese più vecchie. Per quanto riguarda le prestazioni del rasoio, sono molto soddisfatto. La rasatura è precisa e profonda.

Scharfe Messer, schnell rasiert, leicht zu reinigen, Geräuschpegel minimal

Apès quelques utilisations je trouve ce rasoir très efficace. Autant qu'avec un mécanique, sans les risques de coupures. La tête est pivotante sur 4 axes ou elle peut se bloquer. Très pratique. J'aime aussi la fonction nettoyage, le cache pour protéger la tête, le petit flacon d'huile pour l'entretien et la housse pour les voyages. La notice est en anglais mais sur le site Panasonic on l'a trouve en français. Vraiment je recommande vivement ce modèle. Le prix est aussi intéressant.