美国海淘    Philips 飞利浦 Norelco系列 1150BT 感应电动剃须刀约￥1540

. This shaver is quieter and leaves my face smoother than the old one ever did. Some people have said it seems to run more slowly, but if it gets the job done, who cares? It gets the curves well (ok, so I do puff out my cheeks a little to get them better, but how hard is that?) and never leaves my face feeling burned, no matter how close a cut I get.I tried using the shaver with shaving cream, but it didn't cut as well. I've never used a shaver wet before, so maybe I didn't do it right, or maybe I used the wrong cream. I only tried it one time, then went back to shaving dry. Dry works great, is simpler, and isn't messy, so I don't see any reason to go another way.I haven't been scientific about testing the charge, but it seems to give the number of shaves beteween charges that are advertised. You do have to be a little careful when setting it up in the charging station to make sure it stays connected, but it hasn't been a big deal.Bottom line, I can't figure out what some people don't like about this shaver. It works great for me.

ly used it 4 times before concluding that it had to go back for two reasons:1. I had not realized that the trimmer was an entirely separate head. My old razor had a pop-out trimmer which I found very convenient and used all the time, especially above my lip. Having to keep a whole separate head attachment around and switch it every time I want to shave just that little part, was completely obnoxious.2. This was the deal breaker though... it kept tearing out my head hair! I have long hair, past my shoulders. My old 3d razor never snagged it at all. I do my best of course to keep my hair well away from the razor while shaving, and the 3d made that a breeze. The design of the head was such that even if a stray hair managed to find its way near the razor, it was never a problem. But the 6100 tore out hair every single time I used it, no matter how careful I was to keep my hair away from it. Very painful and startling when you're in the shower with your eyes closed and suddenly ZAP you're getting a chunk of hair ripped out.I also really don't like that it doesn't show you the battery level remaining while in use, nor when you turn it off/on. Only when it's in the charging cradle. My 3d would show me the battery level every time it turned on or off, which was great... but this one won't until it's placed back in its cradle which is a shame.All in all this razor was a definite step down from the old 3d model. Now I've instead settled on a 4500 and am hoping it does a better job at not eating my hair. Other than my particular problems with the 6100, the shave was decent. Not quite as good as my old 3d, but it's OK. Not amazing, but acceptable.