Shave Fast. Shave Smart. Skip the Redness.
Let’s be honest: most mornings aren’t kind.
You oversleep. The sink’s a mess. And your razor? It’s on its fifth life, groaning like it’s chewing gravel instead of stubble.
That’s where this thing comes in: an electric razor with a 10,000RPM motor, IPX8 waterproofing, and a USB-C fast charge. Sounds promising, right?
I’ve spent over two weeks with this gadget. Here’s everything you actually want to know before putting it near your face.
Who Should Actually Buy This?
This razor isn’t trying to be everything to everyone. It’s built for:
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Guys who are always late but still want a clean jawline.
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Shavers with sensitive skin that reacts like a drama queen.
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People who hate charging cables and need a USB-C go-to.
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Travelers who want a no-fuss razor that won’t open mid-flight.
If you shave every day, every other day, or just when your beard gets itchy — this is for you.
First Impression: Sleek, Not Shiny
Out of the box, this thing looks serious. No flashy chrome. No fake metal. Just clean lines and a matte finish that doesn’t scream, “cheap plastic.”
It feels solid in hand, like a slightly oversized highlighter with a grippy texture that won’t fly out mid-shave.
One single button does everything — power on/off, lock mode, and even quick charge status check. Simplicity is the name of the game.
Bonus: There's an LED display right on the body that shows battery percentage clearly. No guessing games.
Blade Meets Face: Fast and Forgiving
Now let’s talk about what matters — how this thing cuts.
The 10,000RPM motor isn’t just a number thrown on a box. It actually makes a difference. The blades don’t pull, lag, or stall out halfway through your chin.
I ran it across two days of growth and got a surprisingly even finish in under three minutes. Neck hair, jawline, under the chin — smooth. No tugging. No heat. No red blotches afterward.
The head flexes just enough to adapt around jaw curves without feeling wobbly. You can press down a little without worrying it’ll bite back.
Is it barber-level smooth? No. But unless you’re inspecting your cheeks with a microscope, you’re going to be fine.
Wet, Dry, No Problem
Here’s where it pulls ahead of a lot of other razors in its price range: IPX8 waterproofing.
This means you can:
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Use it in the shower.
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Shave with foam or gel.
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Rinse it under running water.
I even tried it mid-shower to see how slippery it got — it didn’t flinch. That grippy texture isn’t for show. You could probably drop it, pick it up with wet fingers, and still finish the job.
Cleaning it is just as easy. Pop the head off, rinse under warm water, click it back in. Done in 20 seconds.
Battery Life That Doesn’t Quit
USB-C charging is always a win.
But the best part? You charge this thing for one hour, and you get around three hours of use. For most people, that’s at least two to three weeks of daily shaving.
Even if you forget to charge, a five-minute boost gives you just enough for a quick trim before work.
The LED display shows remaining battery in percentages — not vague “high/low” symbols. So there’s no surprise fade-outs mid-cheek.
Comfort Check: Skin Says Yes
If you’re the type who usually breaks out or gets razor burn from foils, you’ll appreciate the smooth ride here.
There’s no harsh scraping. No excessive vibration. And the blades are labeled as hypoallergenic — which in plain terms means they won’t start a war with your skin.
I used it five days in a row, dry shave only, and had zero issues. The floating blades help it contour without requiring aggressive pressure.
And unlike some razors that feel like they’re chewing through hair, this one stays relatively quiet. Not whisper-quiet, but nowhere near the angry lawnmower some budget shavers sound like.
Travel Mode: Lock It and Go
This feature gets overlooked, but it shouldn’t.
Press the power button twice, and it locks the razor. No accidental suitcase buzzing. No curious toddler incidents. Just smart, simple security.
It weighs under 200 grams and slides easily into a Dopp kit or backpack pouch. No bulky charging brick either — just a USB-C cable and you’re good.
Let’s Compare: Where It Wins (and Loses)
Here’s how it holds up next to popular picks:
| Razor | What You Get | What You Don’t |
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| This one | Fast 10K RPM, waterproof, USB-C, budget-friendly | No extra trimmer attachments, not ultra-close |
| Philips OneBlade 360 | Great for shaping | Slightly louder, less battery |
| Braun Series 7 | Ultra-close foil shave | Triple the price |
| Panasonic Travel Foil | Compact and cheap | Lower RPM, not wet-safe |
Bottom line: for the price, you’re getting excellent speed, solid waterproofing, and better-than-expected comfort.
Real-Life Use Cases
Scenario 1: You're 12 minutes from a Zoom call, wearing pajama pants, and your face looks like it’s growing a second face. You plug in for 5 minutes, hit power, and get an office-ready shave without nicking your neck.
Scenario 2: You’re packing for a 4-day trip and can’t be bothered with chargers. This razor gives you a full week's worth of shaves without flinching — and it doesn’t buzz in your bag thanks to the travel lock.
Scenario 3: You’re post-gym, sweaty, and in no mood for a mirror. Wet-shave under a gym showerhead, rinse the razor, stash it back in your bag. Done and dusted.
Verdict: Should You Get It?
If you’re tired of razors that sound cool but flake after a week, this one’s worth a shot. It shaves quickly. It doesn’t hurt your skin. It charges fast and lasts long. And it cleans up without drama.
No over-hyped bells. No gimmicks.
Just a solid everyday electric razor that fits modern life.