Electric rotary shaver

kwikbreaks

John_Gray wrote: »

Are you not falling victim to the argument from authority logical fallacy?

I don't think it's that deep. It's an oldish post now so I'd just mark that single post new user as :spam:

In fact I just did

DoaM

tizofus wrote: »

Assuming you are on the go and you don’t have an electric source of any kind then you cannot use shaver (that’s why buying a cordless one is always a better choice.

Spammer in the making.

Stompa

Marvqn1 wrote: »

The shavers at the higher price point of around £75 to £85 such as the Series 5000 shavers have a lot of negative feedback, people saying the head is flimsy, the motor is weak, the shaver only contain a single cutting blade which results in a slow shave, etc..

I'm not sure I understand, what does that actually mean?

debitcardmayhem

Stompa wrote: »

I'm not sure I understand, what does that actually mean?

Gosh you've had nearly 18 months to work it out

Stompa

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Gosh you've had nearly 18 months to work it out

Yes, you'd think I'd have figured it out by now!

synchrobox

The new Philips S9000, from an Engineer's view, is exorbitantly overpriced. A micro motor, as in it, can be bought for less than a dollar online- and that's retail ! For the 'nanotechnology' bit, that is now well entrenched in mass production, making it very cheap to produce. So you're paying for the novelty of it.