RemingtonR5 Style Series Rotary Shaver for Men, Smooth Glide for Sensitive Skin Comfort, Waterproof Rechargeable Electric Razor with Graphite Coating and Contour Technology

I shaved very well and holds a charge long enough for several shaves.

Went to head and spent a touch extra to get the titanium coated blades on the R5. Still the cost was less than half of what my Philips shavers originally cost. So far so good and I'll update if it changes, but this gives a good shave and is a good quality. it has the heads that contour to your face as you shave. As others have mentioned the first shave with the new razor can cause one hell of a razor burn rash. Don't know why it was any different than using my old shaver but it was. Third shave now and I'm not having that problem anymore so like I said so far so good. The updated trimmer is definitely much better than the original design but nowhere near as good as my old shaver trimmer was. It does cut longer hairs much better than my old shaver and at least it is the dual cutting system unlike what the other companies are producing these days. This shaver is not heavy at all. All the better for packing for the plane trips.

This razor is ok but not great. Leaves some beard behind.

This electric shaver works just fine, as well as a Norelco rotary shaver!

After having 2 Philips Norelco rotary shavers for the last 18 years and being disappointed with the replacement blade quality going down over time, I thought it was time to give another brand a try. I was moving from a Philips/Norelco 4100 AT810 to this Remington R5000. What drew me to Remington is they have been making shavers for a while.The specs were good and it seemed like it was worth moving from Philips/Norelco. The shaver features 2 rotary cutting blades which is twice the cutting area as a Norelco. Titanium coated blades seemed like a great idea as blade degradation seems to be a problem.*How does it work and perform? My first use I was way too aggressive with my shave. My old Norelco that I was used to cut like crap and moving to this I didn't compensate for a new shaver and blades. It definitely did a way better job than Philips/Norelco by far. Because I was way too aggressive with my first shave I got razor burn bad, mostly on my neck. I can't really blame Remington because it did perform well, almost too good and I wasn't used to the close shave and new blades that actually cut and shaved. My advice is to go slow and do not apply a lot of pressure until your face gets used to the new razor. After the razor burn healed and my face and I got used to a new razor, it worked well, better than Philips/Norelco with new blades. The Remington R5000 has a nice flexible head and is easy to clean. The Philips/Norelco that I have does not have a flexible head. After getting used to the Remington for 2 weeks, The shave is better and closer but it seems to take the same amount of time as the Philips/Norelco does.*The Positives:-Closer shave than Philips/Norelco-Flexible head-Warranty is good 3 years-Comfortable shave after you get used to it.-blades are easy to change (the entire head with blades gets replaced)*The Negatives:-Battery life not as good as Philips/Norelco (got 4.5 shaves out of it before it died, shaver was fully charged) Philips/Norelco has them beat.-Blade sharpness seems to fall off quickly, effectiveness of the blades seems to go down faster than I thought they would, but not any worse than Philips/Norelco-Motor does not turn as fast as Philips/Norelco. Turns slower. If they sped up the motor speed it would do a better job.-Blade replacement is easy but expensive the entire head with the blades as it is designed to be replaced is $42.00 as of this writing. That's higher than Philips/ Norelco but their blades suck now.-Shaver does not have much it comes with No protective cap, It has a stubble attachment I guess you can use as a protective cap but it does not protect it like a solid cap. No travel case, No cleaning brush, nothing but the charging cord, shaver, stubble attachment and the owners manual.-Does not do a better job than Philips/Norelco on hard to shave places like on your neck and under your chin.-Pop up trimmer is flimsy and not as good as Philips/Norelco.*How can they improve this-Faster motor-Better battery life-include protective cap-improve blade life*Would I buy again, Yes over a Philips/Norelco shaver but there is probably something better out there. Panasonic Arc 5 and Braun Series 9.Update I ended up purchasing a Panasonic ES-LV65-S and absolutely love it. What an incredible shave.

I bought this because I liked the color and the design, plus the reviews looked good. Also I have the prior model and it works pretty good. I don't grow much of a beard (pretty thin and my hair is also thin) and this shaver seems to really struggle cutting through it. The blades aren't the sharpest as it seems to pull the hair on the first pass and only cuts it on the second pass. I don't think I'd buy it again.

Brand new. Fully charged it. Super slow rotary and really dull blades. Pulled face and hair. Cut my lip and bled for 50 minutes. Over 30 years shaving and this is the worst razor ever bought.

I have only used it for about 2 months, but so far, it is comfortable and provides a clean shave.

My old Remington finally gave up the ghost. It basically couldn’t charge anymore. And wouldn’t last very long with a charge either. That’s not bad considering it lasted a good five or six years. That’s a good value for a razor. And naturally, I decided to go back to it only. I got a slightly more up-to-date version. This works just fine. It shaves close. It holds a good charge. And I have no complaints with it. If it lasts another five or six years, I couldn’t be happier. Great shave, and a great value. This is what a good razor is. Remington quality. Absolutely the best in my opinion.

Shaving is okVery, very, very, very difficult to turn power on and off.Someone is required to help me push the button because it is so hard.