Braun Series 6 Electric Shaver for Men with Precision Trimmer, Wet & Dry, UK 2 Pin Plug, 60-B1200s, Blue Razor

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Until now, all the Braun models that came with a cleaning station ended in cc, while the other ones ended in s. I think you’ll see a difference since the 9 Pro is slightly more powerful and effective than the regular Series 9. On top of that, it’ll be a brand new shaver with unworn blades and foils, so it will have an advantage over your Series 7 in that regard. Hope your dad will enjoy shaving with his new Series 7! 🙂 Thank you for your comment, much appreciated. If the budget is not an issue, I would definitely recommend the 5140s over the other two options.

Braun Series 6 Electric Shaver for Men with Beard Trimmer Braun Series 6 Electric Shaver for Men with Beard Trimmer

The Braun Series 6 SensoFoil is easy to use and has everything a man needs from a shaver, including quality foils/blades and an ergonomically friendly design. It’s quite simplistic and not overly expensive. In January 2020, Braun quietly released 3 new lines of electric shavers: the Series 7, the Series 6 and the Series 5. Even though it wasn’t a massive launch, these shavers sparked a lot of interest among current (and future) Braun users. I can only get the Series 7 solo version on sale and Can I buy the clean/charge station separately in the future? Reply I watched that scene several times and I think it’s a Philips Norelco cordless hair/beard trimmer. Can’t tell exactly which model, I’m afraid. You could use any of the Series 7, 6 or 5 with the appropriate guard to get a buzz cut. That said, any dedicated cheap hair clipper will probably be faster. These 2 in 1 shavers/trimmers are always a compromise. If I were to cut my hair regularly, I would rather have a separate hair clipper as well.

Using it this morning, my first impression was that it was very comfy on the face. Glides smoothly, feels great. I generally shave dry, with Lectric Shave preshave. The 6072 is indeed more comfortable than my previous rotary shavers. Also, it definitely shaves closer than they do. Prior to going electric, I was an old-school double-blade razor user. With that, I did the 3-pass method – lather, shave with the grain, lather again, shave across the grain, lather again, shave against the grain. That method gives an amazingly close shave, but is ridiculously time consuming. Some days, I’d only do 1 of the 3 passes. That was a less close but still very nice shave. My impression of day 1 of the 6072cc is that it’s very close to the 1-pass with the blade, and I am impressed. I never got that close with the rotary. It is well engineered for fit, shape, and function. Although I prefer the feel of my 5885, this was reasonably comfortable. I have an average to slightly above average sized hand, and for those who shoot pistols, think of the comfort of a full frame pistol such as a government .45, a Baretta/Taurus, 357, etc. While the 5885 fit me better, this isn’t too bad, and will probably feel decent for most people. Because it is a little smaller than the 5885, I have to adjust my grip a bit but it really wasn’t an issue and within a few minutes I was mostly used to the new grip. By the way, I too prefer the coiled charging cables and I have a few that I always use with any new Braun razors that I buy. Wet & dry– The Braun Series 6 is waterproof and can be used when shaving in the shower or the bath. Users may shave dry or wet with their favorite shaving cream or foam. And I think these accessories can tip the balance in favor of the new Series 7, 6 or 5 when deciding between them and any other shavers that don’t offer such accessories.

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Electric razor with SensoFlex: the dermatologically tested swivel head adapts to minimize skin pressure for sensitive skin Precisely, we have the same trimmer that comes with all the 2020 models and up to 5 combs and also a stubble trimmer with 3 combs (available only with the 6090cc). AutoSense– AutoSense is a technology that enables the shaver to adjust its power based on beard density. According to Braun’s customer service personnel, only the service center can provide any information on what, if anything, was done. I will just have to wait until I hear from them. Braun suggests that the foil cassettes are replaced every 18 months or less. Of course, this will depend on usage, beard density, and anything else that affects wear. The part number for the replacement cassette is 53B.

I forgot to mention that unlike my older Brauns, I cannot use it with the cord plugged in. It can ONLY be used when charged. Reply This is a follow up to my comments of 20 May, 24 June, and 4 Oct of 2020. The unit has continue to perform well with one notable exception. On an increasing basis the unit will suddenly not turn on when I have one or two dots indicating between one third and two thirds of a charge left. If I plug it in for even just a second, it will then turn on and show the expected amount of charge left. If this continues, I will have to return it to Braun for a replacement. I am happy that the trimmer is an attachment and it can stay in the box because it provides little to no trimming assistance. Maybe Braun has found that these trimmers are nearly useless, and they’re testing out making shavers like the Series 6 SensoFlex non-attached.

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Many thanks for the very detailed follow-up, these are some great insights. Those were indeed some unusual incidents; I didn’t have any with my Series 6, but I wouldn’t necessarily be worried about potential reliability issues. But please let me know if anything happens in the future. Braun ditched the speed settings found on the original Series 7 and went with a sensor that supposedly detects the beard density and adapts the power accordingly. Fun fact: the station of the new 2020 Series 7 is identical (same part number, model 5434) to the one that comes with the Series 6 shavers. Initially released exclusively to the USA and Canada markets, these shavers are now available in Europe as well.Again, I think it’s a decent shaver, especially when used on short facial hair and for users with less coarse beards, but it feels underwhelming for a Series 7. So if you want to use the station, you’ll have to opt for a cc model from the beginning. Conclusion forget your replacement foils. Or if you are looking for an upgrade then why not opt for the Series 9 Pro, Typically, electric shavers, as we all know, are more convenient and less messy when compared with manual razors but at times they just do not provide you with results in terms of closeness or shave. That definitely was NOT the case with the 6020s shaver because it gives you a fast, relaxed, and pain-free shave.

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However, the major difference is the presence or absence of a SmartCare center or cleaning and charging station. In the 6020s, you don’t get this station. However, both 6072cc and 6075cc have this cleaning and charging station. However, this results in a noticeable price hike from the basic 6020ss model. Note: all Series 7 models come with a hard travel case, cleaning brush and charging cord. The table only depicts the accessories that vary across the different models. The AutoSense technology that should adjust the power of the shaver automatically also doesn’t seem to be doing anything, at least I wasn’t able to detect any changes in the shaver’s behavior. Brilliant! Now I’m even more intrigued and eager to get one. As for removing genuinely useful features with the newer releases, well, it most likely has to do with production costs. Which is unfortunate for us, the end-users. Hi – thanks for the note and sorry for the wrong model info. You are correct it was NOT the 3040 it was actually the 310s type 5409. Definitely a low end model.The Series 7 is the most powerful of these new 2020 models; it is especially noticeable when compared side by side with the Series 6 and 5.