Not such a good shaver for the money!
This is not a very good shaver for the money (costs less at $29 than most replacement heads). You have to give it at least 2 weeks for your face to become used to it. It is hard to shave close under your nose and sideburns (attachment good for sideburns but small pop-up trimmer on back doesn't work great), but on the straightaway like the sides of your face, it shaves great. Opening the four heads for cleaning is a bit tricky and you have to make certain when locking them back in place that both sides are clicked tight or you'll have a rough shave. The fifth one in the middle doesn't seem to open for cleaning purposes so you must be that running water hard to clean it. Watch that you don't unscrew the nose trimmer when taking it off or you may think you broke it. Also watch the stand as it's not real stable and you want to turn off the bathroom lights to make certain the charge light is on (you can't see it otherwise). One final caveat, the front third of the front of the shaver is the on-off switch, so you'll find yourself turning off the shaver as you're using it unless you turn the shaver sideways so your thumb is not on the switch.<br /><br />UPDATE: After using this shaver for a longer length of time, I came to realize that my initial more positive reaction to this new design (I had given it a 4 star rating) simply did not play out. It simply doesn't shave close except on the &#34;straightaways&#34;. Part of the problem may be that the motor is powering 5 cutting heads, so it cannot provide the RPMs of most other designs. I actually returned the unit and purchased Aoohe's 3 cutting head IPX7 which can now, I see, be purchased under the Aooeou4D Rotary IPX7 designation on Amazon (this may be an updated design--hard to tell as everything looks the same). It is much smoother shaving, the ear trimmer works much better, and the on-off button is smaller so you're not turning the unit on and off by accident while shaving. I was lucky and got the IPX7 on a one day sale on Amazon at $20 (perhaps they were closing them out with a new model on the way). I understand the replacement head can be purchased for around $6. While the IPX7 cannot realistically compete with the  Panasonic's or Brauns which cost at least 3-4 times more, which I've used in the past, the price is irresistible making the IPX7 a very good buy.
Rating: 2 stars