Best Face & Head Shaver for Bald Look: Battery-Powered, Wet/Dry Options Under 300 PLN

Hi, I would like to buy the first ever face and head shaver. I do not know about them at all, I would ask for advice. For 20 years I have been shaving my face and head bald every week with a Gillette Mach3 razor, but I'd like to try something different. It is best if it is powered by a battery with the possibility of dry and wet shaving.

From what I noticed, your current shave is the best option.
Shaver if you buy it only network. Because the mains-rechargeable battery means it is charged from the mains, and can only be used when disconnected from the mains, which, after frequent use, will be suitable for returning to a complaint or to the trash if it exceeds the warranty period a little.
I will say again, the current shave is maybe tedious but the best, I've changed some of these shavers. In each case, if you buy it network and the most expensive, then you can expect the expected results.

With a hard coat, the machine sooner or later becomes blunt and no matter what the blades do not have.

Thanks to Krzysiozak for opinions, they will definitely be useful when buying. And which foil or rotary device is better for shaving the head ,?

And for this question you should find the answer on the web by typing in the search engine: "men's head or foil shaver." For me both are not satisfying.

I have done it for a long time but there are not too many opinions about shaving the head with shavers.

I have already "drove a few". In the end I bought a MOSER machine and I will tell you that this "Helga" gives advice.
http://www.moser-profiline.de/en/produktfinder/_leaf/215

But this is a hair clipper and I'm looking for a shaver.

And the current thing is wrong - how it works well, it's more important, today's equipment works nicely but with durability it's not like that for 20 years

For example, I am going to cut my hair for 20 years with such a cheap little razor, it would cost less than 100 zlotys Panasonic made in Hungary and work and why change it ???

The current nothing is wrong because it is not and never has been.

Well, I chose two and I can not decide, maybe somebody has one. Foil BRAUN 3050 and rotary Philips S5100 / 06.

krzysiozak wrote:

[...] Shaver if you buy it only network. Because the mains-rechargeable battery means it is charged from the mains, and can only be used when disconnected from the mains, which, after frequent use, will be suitable for returning to a complaint or to the trash if it exceeds the warranty period a little.

I had a few shavers; Braun (model I do not remember), Philips 6890 and currently Philips 860/16. All were networked battery operated and operated on both mains and battery power. When the battery ran out and you had to shave quickly, I connected to the mains and the shaver was full power. Even the manual says that you can use the shaver both from the mains and the battery, here is a quote from the operating instructions p. 108 at the top in the PDF attachment: " Note: The shaver can also work on mains power. Just plug it into an electrical outlet. "

krzysiozak wrote:

[...] if you buy it network and the most expensive, then you can expect the expected results.

My first Philips was the most expensive model, the current cost PLN 270, so at most the average price range. I would say that this new shaver is also shaving
well as the previous one, maybe even better. Facial hair is removed quickly and properly without skin irritation, the shaver is also lighter and quieter than the 6890 model.

I would have a shaver with moving heads to shave my face or head. They adjust to the curvature of the face / head and thus the goal is more effective.
Shaver with foil is much louder and vibrates during work. The most expensive Philips models are about 1,600 zlotys, I do not consider spending such money unfounded.
These shavers have several gadgets (speed control, display of the remaining shaving time, etc.), completely useless for me.

Thanks Felini. I bought PHILIPS S5100 / 06. I close.