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Braun Series 7 - Panasonic ES LV Models Best Electric Shaver Comparison

What's the difference between Braun Series 7 vs Panasonic ES LV Models? Right when you think you've got the best razor out there, somebody has to go and come out with something 3x as expensive. The question then, is it 3x better? Let's find out. Braun Series 7: ☆ Buy(US): https://goo.gl/4iZdCi ☆ Buy(UK): http://goo.gl/3W5PjG Panasonic ES LV Models: ☆ Buy(US): https://goo.gl/WHHX5T ☆ Buy(UK): http://goo.gl/A8JXMj First, out of the box you have all of the usual expected items. Razor, blade, cleaning system, refill cartridge, etc. This is all basic, so I won't go into too much detail. You just plug it in, charge, shave, clean. Repeat. I've been doing this for about a month to give it a fair comparison. They also suggest using a new razor for a month to allow your face to get used to it. However, compared to the Braun 790cc, which also had a fresh blade, there was really no adjustment. That's mostly because they use a similar cutting system. Except the Braun has a single larger cutter and the Panasonic uses 5 smaller ones. But not small enough. The head on the Panasonic is nearly twice as large as the Braun. Which is great for saving time on shaving most of your face, but it does make it more difficult to get into the tighter areas such as between the eye brows or under the nose. The head pivots in any direction that you'd like. Personally I've never found that to be as useful as it sounds. For everything else, the Panasonic wins, albeit by a slight margin. We're talking about a few seconds less shave time in favor of the 5-blade cutting system of the Panasonic. How about noise and comfort? First thing you'll notice when you turn it on is that the Panasonic is much, much quieter than the 790cc. It also vibrates much less. Braun uses this "feature" as a selling point claiming it's supposed to help shaving. I always found it slightly annoying, but it is something I've gotten used to over the years. The Panasonic is quiet enough that you can really hear it cutting each hair (and letting you know you missed some spots). It's also slightly smoother and just a little nicer to use on a regular basis. Another win for the Panasonic. Ergonomics. Braun wins. Between the unusual large head, slim body, and lack of a place to grasp it, the Panasonic is a little awkward to hold and switch positions. Sure, you do get used to it. But the Braun is much easier to hold in various position. I also keep finding that I'm pushing on the trimmer because it's right behind the head, where you hold it. Win for the Braun. Miscellaneous features? The trimmer works comparably well. Although the Panasonic's trimmer only likes going in one direction, otherwise it'll try to close. Neither are the easiest to maneuver around your face, but they get the job done. How about the cleaning system? Well, that's easy. The Panasonic wins here. It's quieter (thanks to a quieter razor) and it's nice enough to dry your razor after cleaning it. You also don't have that alcohol smell that you're left with the Braun. Both Razors also have LCD's with interesting information that's nice to have. But certainly something you could live without. Especially with the Panasonic as it has no memory and only displays battery/shaving time for a few seconds. The Panasonics display looks nicer. Let's wrap this up with some Pro's and Con's for the Panasonic. Pros: Quiet and Smooth 5-blade cutting system works Cool looking blue LCD display Every feature you could want in a razor Fast and effective cutting Improved cleaning & drying system Cons: Crazy expensive Awkward ergonomics LCD display could be more useful Trimmer tends to close when moving "upward" So here's the tricky part. Who wins? Based on the features and performance listed in the review, The Panasonic easily wins. But price versus performance, the Braun wins. While the Panasonic does have the clear edge in features and performance, it's not enough to justify a $600 price tag when you can have an excellent Braun 7-series for around $200. I could easily go back to the Braun and not lose any sleep over it. However, if you are in fact looking for the best razor money can buy, the Panasonic is the way to go. Not to mention I can only assume the price will go down on this one fairly soon. In either case, I know I'll certainly continue using the Panasonic over the Braun. Braun Series 7: ☆ Buy(US): https://goo.gl/4iZdCi ☆ Buy(UK): http://goo.gl/3W5PjG Panasonic ES LV Models: ☆ Buy(US): https://goo.gl/WHHX5T ☆ Buy(UK): http://goo.gl/A8JXMj Read More: http://electricshaverrevews.com Thanks for watching! Please follow & subscribe below!! Twitter:   / diy4youtube   Facebook:   / for-the-love-amazon-628365120675203