Panasonic Hybrid Wet Dry Shaver with Attachments ES-LV95

Excelente producto el tamaño Perfecto silenciosa la máquina los accesorios muy buenos

I finally decided to replace my Panasonic RT51 shaver purchased in July 2014, so nearly 10 years. It has been great but the batteries are getting weak needing charge every few days. Still OK for use but it needs a new set of cutters and the battery life means I need to carry a charger for traveling. No question, I was shopping Panasonic again. I was about to purchase an LT-67 but didn’t like the oversized head and I had seen some negative comments about the flexing head function. My RT-51 had a flexing head but it didn’t really add value. I realized I never flexed the head in use. Then I found the LL41 discussed in a non-Amazon review. The same cutting technology as higher priced models, no flexy head which I didn’t need, and a great price.

The quality of the shave is amazing. Ergonomics are great. The head is small like my RT-51. No charging base which I don’t need or want. Exactly what I was looking for.

I have owned the shaver for a month now. I’m an every day shaver and am impressed each time I use it.

 PROS-
OK price
Close shave
Easy to clean
Fast recharge
Built in trimmer
Two pop-on trimmer variable depth guards
Very gentle on your skin.

CONS-
Whiny sound
No charge remaining indicator
Cheap feel

I’ve used Norelco rotary shavers for 40 years, and this Panasonic does at least as good a job as the Norelcos with a lot less complexity.

You get about a week plus a few days of maintenance shaving with this unit, and because there’s no indicator to tell you how much charge is left a beeping after shutoff is how you know it needs charging.

You can NOT use the shaver while its being charged like some others. It maybe be a safety feature

The cutting head is simple. Behind the screen a T shaped head with slots cut in it vibrates left and right, cutting the hairs as they enter the screen.

The bulk of the cutting happens in the middle of the screen where the larger openings are. Finer hairs can enter the smaller holes above and below that area.

I feel no grabbing or pulling from this cutter system. No redness or skin irritation.

To clean, you just put a bit of liquid soap on the screen and run it while running water over the head. The screen pops off

This is FAR easier to clean than a Norelco triple rotary, with all the dismantling of the cutting head. Norelco replacement heads are also expensive and hard to find for models a few years old.

The trimmer head pops up when you slide a button, and it does a good job of trimming.

Depth control when trimming eyebrows or other delicate areas comes from two adjustable plastic guards that snap onto the extended trimmer. One guard has length settings of 1,2,3 and the other 4,5,6.

My only complaints are that there is no battery charge indicator (not surprising at this relatively low price) and the Key of G whine that the shaver makes when its running. Norelcos have a satsfying whirring sound, and in a quiet house I think someone shaving with this unit would be heard in nearby bedrooms.

The construction of this shaver comes off as adequate, but kind of cheap. I have not explored more expensive Panasonic models, but I’m betting that jumping up a model level would take care of that.

This is a good entry level shaver, or a test case for switching from rotary shavers to this style.

Based on my experience with this entry level model, my next shaver will probably be a more upscale Panasonic.

Its OK. A little under powered.

I really like this item’s power and the closeness of the shave. It’s so much better than the rotary shavers I’ve used in the past. Holds a charge for a long time and is not overly abrasive. Highly recommend.