Review (3/5): Okay, has some flaws
The razor has a nice look and feel. Big display, good on/off switch, etc. It came with a paper from the manufacturer wanting to help before giving a bad review. That's admirable, but the problems I had with it are inherent in the manufacture, I think. The razor has a middle section between the two blades, meant for cutting longer hairs. A lot of razors have that feature, but this razor either didn't have blades or they didn't work. I could see the mechanism moving, but it didn't cut the hair. Consequently, the hairs got trapped in the slots without getting cut. It just pulled them, painfully. Shaving everyday didn't help, either.
The other blades were sharp and cut just fine. I stuck with it for a couple of weeks, but just threw it away.
I've been having trouble finding a razor that the blades don't get dull after a month. I couldn't even use this one long enough to find out if they would last that long.
This isn't me bashing the company or product, just my experience. I wish I could find something NOT made in China. No one has a standard of manufacture on products coming out of China, it seems. So far, anything made in China lasts about 2 months, then falls apart, no matter the brand. I've had several "high end" razors from brand names that I would not purchase again, because they don't last any longer than a cheap one, because they all come from the same place. China.
This is also not me railing against China. I just think a company that is going to outsource their manufacturing should require the same standard of product that they would require somewhere else.