Review (1/5): E-Crap
About six months after purchase, I've just finished ripping it open in order to remove the batteries and dispose of it responsibly. But it was garbage even before it died. It's still under warranty, but I dislike it sufficiently that I won't bother to try for a replacement.
The mechanism for setting the clip depth readjusts itself under even mild pressure - the only reason that it didn't die of being thrown across the bathroom after removing half my mustache is that I don't have that much energy in the morning.
The vacuum compartment cover falls off frequently during use, which means in practice, it's just saving all those little messes to make one big one the moment you drop your guard.
It's large, heavy, awkward to use, and notably ugly - cosmetically over-designed, completely with little blinkie lights to pointlessly nag you about the status of its obsolete NiCAD battery.
If you're a hormonally precocious eight-year-old or own an SUV, it's sure to appeal.