Review: Philips Arcitec RQ 1095 Electric Rotary Shaver |
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| Written by Rene Millman | ||||
| Saturday, 10 November 2007 | ||||
Page 2 of 2 The shaver comes with a big cleaning device (called the Jet Clean
System) that will recharge your shaver and clean it at the same time
with some special solution. hThe shaver has an LED multi-purpose
display that shows charging in terms of minutes charge remaining.
You don't have to have use the power pod every time you shave, the heads open up and you can wash the thing under the tap. As well as the shaver it has a trimmer for getting rid of your sideburns as well. The shaver is quite good as shaving. We noticed that shaving took a long time to make sure that all the hairs were removed, even then we had a couple of hairs that refused to yield to the shaver's attempts to remove them. Luckily the trimmer seemed to persuade them to leave. Recharging takes about an hour to charge up from flat and the battery lasts a very long time, we reckon that you could take the thing on holiday without the charging pod. However the pod is quite big as it covers the whole shaver and not just the heads. Rating 9/10 Related review: Review: Braun 2838 Cruzer4 Body & Face Shaver |
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