Braun Pulsonic 9585 shaver review

Braun Pulsonic 9585 shaver review. Road tested.

Mind you this is my first real experience with an electric shaver for a long time! Yes I need practice using it.

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Howto & Style

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• Braun
• Pulsonic
• 9585
• electric
• shaver
• review
• shaving

[spannerboy72]

Good review, but the close ups were useless. A better cam would have fixed that I guess.

It came across as an honest review which could be relied upon. He obviously wasn't trying to flog it to us.

Can these things be used wet and dry ?

[paulie1975]

i have not used it in the shower and wouldn't recommend it.......... however i have used it on a wet face and seems ok.

[paulie1975]

Hello everyone,

Can you rate this video if you like it! Cheers :-)

Thanks for watching!

[jinxjuice]

Hey, so you got it from Ebay huh? I'm currently bidding on a Pulsonic too. It's a 9585 model. How do you like the shaver so far? Would you still recommend it? Let me know~

[paulie1975]

Hi jinxjuice,

the shaver is pretty good. i have been using it for a fair while now and does the job resonably well. Still possible issues with the corners of your neck but on the whole if you use it every day or every second day then it will be no problem. enjoy :-)

Dont forget to rate the vid :-)

[mbilimacho]

What's shaving without a little blood?

[paulie1975]

Yeah, ive spilt more blood with manual shaving, that nasty little pimple got what it deserved :-)

[masterle1988]

Best Shaver ever !!!!!

[sorgster]

yes

[RobH0421]

Ok. I have never owned or used an electric shaver. When it comes to shaving, I'm old school and use Gilette Fusion/Schick quattro w/ Edge gel. Trying to decide which is THE best to use and start with. Price isn't an option and I've narrowed the selection to 2; Braun Pulsonic 9595 or the Norelco Arcitec 1090x. Anyone out there have a preference which is better; this type of shaver head or a triple rotary head? Good informative vid and thanks for posting.

[informant007]

Pretty good & honest review. Thanks! Too bad image quality is blurry, but content makes up for it.

To get a closer shave, I suggest the "pinch & lift" technique on your skin, just ahead of the shaver head. It exposes whiskers better & I get a close shave ~2 hours shy of a bladed shave. The Philips Norelco shavers inherently lift the whiskers for cutting, but they tend to cause skin irritation more than Braun. Braun is best in my book! :-)

[informant007]

The head on this new model is capable of being cleaned under running water, so shaving on a wet face shouldn't be a problem. Just don't take the shaver into the shower with you--the body is not fully water resistant.

I would recommend shaving with a moist face, though. Totally wet might cause "whisker mulch" that might be a bit messy on your face. If you are looking for a less irritating shave, use a lotion for electric pre-shave. I use Afta and it works very well.

[informant007]

Dry only, meaning you can't take it with you in a shower. A moist face is probably best. This new model is water resistant, so you can rinse the heads under running water, which means a wet face can be shaven with it, but I don't know if it works better or worse that way. There are some pretty good pre-shave lotions available for electric shavers that can help make the shaving experience more pleasant if you have sensitive skin.

[tipoomaster]

Do you think this would be a big improvement from my Philishave Speed XL? I absolutely hate the Speed XL, so i want to move away from the philips brand, but will this provide a better shave?

[pitbullzd]

i got braun 1775 and its cheap and not bad