Panasonic Linear ES 8092NC Electric Shaver

Pros: Quiet, fast charging, shaves better than blades, durable in design, sharp looking, waterproof, w/long-lasting blade

Cons: Not "cheap" ($120) and foil needs to be replaced in a year

The Bottom Line: This shaver may be your last one. You won't miss your Mach 3 Turbo or your Schick Quattro!

Review: I bought this shaver after researching the reviews both here and on Amazon. My immediate need was for something that would take the place of my Mach 3 Turbo, as I had decided to go "totally bald." My first impression follows: Physical ...

Pros: Quiet, close shave, light weight.

Cons: None I can see yet.

The Bottom Line: Panasonic pulled this one off nice. Great razor for the cost.

Review: After deciding to give up my older Panasonic to the shaver gods, I was so impressed with it for so many years, I decided to give my business back to Panasonic. I did however look at the new Braun models in all fairness and came to an impasse where I ...

Pros: Fast, powerful, efficient, and easy to clean. The newest model is very quiet!

Cons: None so far.

The Bottom Line: Overall, an excellent shaver for the money. No irritation, no razor burn, and especially great results with a pre-shave lotion or gel.

Review: I got this shaver for Christmas. My Son, thou hast found the Holy Grail. How much is a good shave worth to you? Especially with no irritation, and zero razor burn? This Panasonic is a wet/dry shaver that gives me spectacular results when I use ...

Pros: Speed, wet/dry, blade angle, independent foils, easy clean up, style, quality

Cons: A little pricey, but you can find it for $150, which is fine.

The Bottom Line: The best shaver money can buy, period. It out cuts everything else out there, and has more/better features.

Review: There is no doubt in my mind that this is by far the most advanced, best shaving electric shaver on the market. Between the 30 degree blade mounting, multiple independent foils, high speed, and wet shave/cleaning capabilities, this thing blows me away. ...

Pros: Great close dry shave. Little to no razor burn. Faster than blade.

Cons: None so far (only used 4 times). Will update later.

The Bottom Line: Buy it!

Review: You know everything you've heard about "first impressions"? Well, believe it. Prologue I've been shaving with the Mach III Turbo, having not used an electronic razor regularly in years. Always pre-heat skin with hot cloth, and shave in ...

Pros: Smooth, effortless, close and comfortable shave. Fast recharging, charge indicator.

Cons: Expensive foil/cutter replacements.

The Bottom Line: Don't walk....run to buy this!

Review: I bought the ES8092NC to replace my Norelco Spectra. I was sold on the 13000 rpm shaving blades and I was pleasantly surprised to find that they do make your shave much more comfortable and close. I always use it in the shower. I use it with a shaving ...

Pros: wet/dry, pivot action, very little or no shaver burn, easy to clean, induction charging

Cons: noise (at 13,000 rpm perhaps unavoidable)

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this item because of its cleaning capabilities using water, as close a shave as blade.

Review: I have mainly been a blade shaver using either Schick or Gillette double or triple blades. Occasionally I use the only electric shaver I have which is an old Remington 9000 series double foil shaver. I do this mainly if I have to shave in a hurry or on th ...

Pros: Very fast, close, quiet, comfortable shave. Fast recharge and fits nicely in your hand.

Cons: No cons here....

The Bottom Line: Best Electric shaving system money can buy...rivals straight-blade shaving in almost half the time!

Review: Back in Dec. 99' I wrote an Opinion on the then new Panasonic ES882S Shaver which was one of the first new Linear high speed 12000 RPM available. Now, nearly 5 years later, I've updated my morning routine with this highly acclaimed latest shaver from ...

Pros: Close shave; wet and dry options; head firmness option (soft); no need for cleaning solution

Cons: Lack of lock setting to prevent inadvertent switching on

The Bottom Line: Excellent quality and results

Review: I had previously owned a Braun 5000/6000 series electric razor, and had been moderately pleased with the results. While not close as a blade, the convenience (at the time) was worth it. Each razor lasted a couple of years, with the batteries dying and ...

Pros: Wet shave, can repeatedly cover same areas without damaging skin.

Cons: Price.

The Bottom Line: I'm sold: wet shavers are the way to go.

Review: Well I've used blades for years, but with my sensitive skin and thick beard I had to shave every other day. I always entertained the idea of electric shavers but never had any luck with them. Rotary shavers would get my sides ok, but not my neck ...