Hello YouTube, Matty Taylor here. With another unboxing, today will be unboxing the vintage T9 razor. The idea behind this, as you can see, my face is very hairy or fuzzy right now as it relates to having facial hair beard, mustache sort of thing, end up cutting itself the other day, shaving with a blade has been a pretty embarrassing process. So we've seen, I've seen this particular vintage T9 razor on eBay, this cheap few box decided to throw somebody in that direction. So I'm going to go do an unboxing and show you what's inside and I guess show you how it works which a blade is a blade. So if you didn't see the blade on the other side of the box, then the T9 and this case you can see it upside down, the T9 likewise on this side, the list of features are here, and the list of features same, the features are on this side as well. And this in case you missed it the first time, they actually did provide an instruction booklet that includes the exact same list of features. I'll leave this here for you to see it. Inside the box, include an actual set of foam, set of foam, which I won't be using, these are the ghost rate in the truck bin. Inside the unit, it gets a charger and then, then, then, the razor, self and a brush, standard brush. So this is the unit itself, comes with a built-in battery, brought inside the unit. This is the actual blade itself, this is how quote-unquote precise it supposedly looks, this says zero cut, so for the battery, no, you access that by screwing this out. This is a little larger than an 18650 that would go inside here. And you plug this into any USB and USB A port. And during the charging process, this turns red, once it's fully charged, it goes from red to green. That is self-explanatory. It does come shipped, it does come with some of charge in the shipping process. This, I mean, that's so much charge. So, let's take a, and pause this one moment, and this is what it actually sounds like when you switch it on. And for the level of precision during the cutting process. And this is how it works actually does. And basically, this is how it actually does my hand. I can actually attest to the zero gap process razor pretty razor smooth. I don't know if you can see the here, here that I've left. Now let's put this in the way we would. I've even a professional barber. And yes. And it actually does, does do, it actually does do zero gap cutting without any. So the definite, so the first line here, I guess you can't see this, let's see if you can see this in a better here, which says, when I'm type cuts zero cut ahead, I'll draw a short smooth pitch, does not hurt, does not hurt the scalp, does not freeze the here. So this is the actual unit itself. I mean, this is the unit itself. Once in a while, you put some sort of grease and to lubricate. All right, so this actually exists a finished product. Sorry, I have a fiber on there for running around the place, but I would say the actual image is not image, the actual hair shaving process was pretty smooth. I wouldn't use the word zero gap in the term zero gap, but that's it for all fairness. As described, it's pretty good, pretty on point. I would see an acceptable level without burning up the skin, so I would not be having any more these happening due to the use of a good old fashioned razor blade. But I see all these problematic spots were pretty, pretty well done, pretty well taken care of. And yeah, it could be used to line up the hair, which I did not do, because I'm not a barber or anything like that. I leave that to my barber to do with that. But this product I would actually say is a pretty good product. I would endorse, I would say. I'd go as far as seeing it's a product that I would advise folks to go to and buy it. And worse case scenario, just throwing away 12 bucks. So, until then, have a good one. Stay safe.