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Braun Free Control 1775 Men's Shaver
Braun Free Control 1775 Men's Shaver

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Brand: Braun
Category: Health And Beauty

Buy New: $45.95



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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 347 reviews
Sales Rank: 155

Color: Black
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 6.9 x 10.2 x 3.1

MPN: 1775
Model: 1775
UPC: 069055837924
EAN: 0069055837924
ASIN: B0009IK198

Release Date: July 5, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • FreeFloat shaving system - an extra-wide foil that adjusts to your facial contours for a smooth, close finish
  • Rechargeable for 30 minutes shave time in only 1 hour
  • Washable for easy cleaning
  • Extendable long-hair trimmer
  • Streamlined design - shaver fits perfectly in your hand

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Free Control Rechargeable Shaver With The Free Float System, For A Close Shave Effortlessly, Rated Best Buy Shaver By A Leading Consumer Ratings Publication, New Free Float System With Extra Wide Foil, Unique Floating Foil System Effortlessly Follows Your Facial Contours For A Smooth Finish, Extra Wide Foil Covers Greater Shaving Area For Minimum Effort, Ultra Thin Foil Technology Provides An Exceptional Close Comfortable Shave, Washable, Easy Cleaning Under Running Water, Easy Handling, Ergonomic Shave Fits Perfectly In Hand, Non-Slip Grip For Easy Handling Even When Shaving With Wet Hands.


Customer Reviews:   Read 342 more reviews...

4 out of 5 stars Satisfied   November 24, 2008
Good product for the price.Shaves well.
Noisier than typical shaver. Location of On/Off button is such that it is too easily bumped and thus turned off during shaving, so you wind up grasping shaver in unnatural manner (to avoid touching the Off button).



5 out of 5 stars I was skeptical   November 8, 2008
I had serious doubts about switching to electric but I figured, what the heck - its under $40 and people seem to like it. Overall, its an awesome product. One thing I'll say is that it took me at least two months to get used to. Also, if you have a tiny washbin get ready to clean up afterward (tiny cut hairs). But in terms of closeness and convenience, you can't go wrong with this thing. Recommended


2 out of 5 stars An inefficient, time-consuming shaver   November 7, 2008
 0 out of 1 found this review helpful

My frustration with this shaver is how long it takes to get the job done. You have to repeatedly go over and over the same skin in order to get all the stubble, whereas an "old-fashioned" disposable, multi-blade shaver that is used with shaving cream usually requires only one, maybe two passes.

The other limitation of this shaver is that it does poorly with anything other than short stubble. If the hair is an eighth of an inch or longer, you have to cut it down to size with the attached trimmer, then go back to it with the shaver. You have to use the same process with a hair that is lying flat against the neck.

In conclusion, I would NOT buy this style of shaver again. My next shaver will be another Norelco with rotary blades.



5 out of 5 stars Not the best, but the best for the price   November 2, 2008
Absolutely the best low cost electric razor available. Extremely close, comfortable shave. Good ergonomical design. Not the best, but absolutely the best for the money. No other brand can touch it in this price range.


1 out of 5 stars Not a Good Electric Shaver   October 26, 2008
When my last electric razor stopped working, I had to purchase a new one. The Braun model I had previously owned was no longer being manufactured. However, since I had such a good experience using that Braun electric razor, I looked for the Braun model currently available that was closest in style and features as my last razor. That Braun electric razor that was closest to my last one was the Braun FreeControl 1775. This shaver is very similar in size and style as my old razor was. It also has some of the same features: a long hair trimmer, foil protection cap, and a rechargeable power cord.

In addition to the usual dry brush cleaning method, the Braun FreeControl 1775 also has a shaving head that can be cleaned by rinsing with soap and water. This was a feature I was really looking forward to as the shaving head of my previous electric razor could not be cleaned this way.

I have been using the Braun FreeControl 1775 Shaver for about three months now and though it is similar in size and style as the previous Braun electric razor I owned, it is not a very good electric razor at all. With my old Braun razor I was able to usually shave in five minutes or less, even if I hadn't shaved for 7-10 days. It now takes at least twice as long for me to shave each morning. The main reason for this is that the 1775 doesn't shave very close to the face and it takes 2-4 times shaving over the same area before that area is smooth. Even doing that, the 1775 doesn't cut all the hairs on one's face; I usually have to go back over my face with a regular razor after using the 1775 because of the random hairs it misses.

The 1775 is a nice looking razor, but it just doesn't do the job very well at all.


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