Hatteker Electric Shaver Rotary Razor Men Cordless Beard Trimmer Pop-Trimmer Waterproof

Compared to a Norelco 2 or 3000 series this shaver looks better, shaves as well, and has a great (digital) battery life indicator. Note that, as others have written, that when the indicator gets near 15, it can go to zero very quickly! Each shave is roughly 5 minutes and it starts at 60, so roughly 12 shave per charge. Also Note that you charge it via a USB charge (not a wall socket). I use my iPhone charger and it does charge in about an hour or so. Also it cleans under the water faucet so it's easy to clean. I have always used a lower priced Norelco shaver previously and this is equal to it in every way.

I'm a lifetime Norelco consumer & owned 8 or 9 of their shavers over time -- One time I bought an expensive Braun & hated it, then gave it away. I said I'd stay w/Norelco from then on but I gave this one a shot. Norelco performed well.. I'd even shave driving to work & shave my 5 O' Clock shadow on drive home.. no mirror needed. The issue was in 4 to 5 months, the blades would be dull so that it took double or triple the number of passes to shave the same amount of facial hair. Replacement blades are THE SAME price as a whole new shaver, no joke, and that's why I've owned so many.I was looking for another Norelco on Prime Day when I found this one. It was so economic it worried me & I hadn't heard of the brand but fed up with the money game Norelco plays, this one was priced so low with a huge # of high rated reviews so I figured it wasn't much of a gamble at the sale price.This thing is BETTER than Norelco.. it has all the same features, great quality, shaves nicely and I can still shave and drive without nicking or missing a spot. Someone in the reviews knocked the pop-up trimmer & I don't know why.. it's great! If I have to buy a new one of these every 4 or 5 months, I wouldn't mind at all. A month of shaves would make the purchase worth it, but I'm confident it will stand up to the Norelco at a minimum, easily. I could not recommend this shaver more strongly!!!

I'm amused by people complaining about cleaning it. The best part about this shaver is that you CAN clean it; the while thing comes apart. I have a head shaver that is impossible to clean and it ges jammed; this thing can accumulate quite a lot of hair without jamming and then you can just pop the head and brush out the hair. Every once in a while you can take it apart and clean the blades. Also replacements are cheap. The parts will fly all over the place if you're not careful so work in a contained area (NOT over a garbage can) or you may drop a part into it).As a shaver it doesnt ok; it's cheap but there's nothing worse than spending $100 on a razor and it's no better than the $20 one. It holds the charge a good while so it's good for travel also

this product works great ,the only problem was that the little clip that attaches the cover fell apart after a couple years but i guess that's not a deal breaker. it lasts a long time on a charge and it charges quickly.

As budget shavers go this one performs well, better than some of the lower-priced name brands. It is comfortable to hold, shaves as close or better as most similar shavers, and has good battery life. The trimmer works well. But the device has a serious mechanical weakness; the hinge holding the head to the body of the shaver is poorly made.You can expect it to last barely a year. After that it will likely break and you will need to replace it. I had two of the shavers fail after a year or less.Update: after some correspondence with the vendor, the vendor agreed to send me a new shaving head without charge. It was easy to install and cured the problem. Hopefully, the new shaving head will last longer than the original one!

I have been shaving with a Norelco razor for over 40 years. They shave pretty good, not a close as a blade but, much more convenient. When my 8 year old Norelco would no longer hold a charge for a week I knew it was time for a new one. For $16 I decided to give Hatteker a try.It shaves as good as a new Norelco or an old Norelco with new blades. The razor is well built and hopefully will last a long time. It came out of the box showing 60 minutes (fully charged right?) so I ignored the instructions and just used it without charging. It ran fine until it got down to 30 minutes, then it abruptly dropped to zero. It was still running so I finished shaving an then fully charged it. I have now been using it for over 2 weeks and it is down to 10 minutes and still going strong. So, you might have to go through a discharge / charge cycle to get the full 60 minutes.The only issue is: The Amazon page shows a wall charger in the picture and in the What You Get list. The razor did not come with a Wall Charger. I know the new trend is not to include the Wall Charger with USB devices but, if it says it's included, it should be included. I do have Wall Chargers I can use and don't tell me I can use my computer, if I was 18 and living in a dorm that might make sense but my computer has other things to do besides being a way overpriced charger.I contacted the seller via the website and got an Email response from someone with limited English skills. They agreed to send me a Wall Charger. Two weeks later I got a Charging Cord in the mail. I was going to take off 1 star for the missing Wall Charger but I am so pleased with this razor I am giving it 5 full stars.