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The new braun series 3 is the latest generation of the world's best selling foil shaver. the series 3 is specifically designed for guys who don’t want to compromise. thanks to its improved technology, the new series 3 not only delivers even better shaving performance on 3-day beards, but is also incredibly smooth on skin. on top, the series 3 wet & dry models (380s-4 and 340s-4) can even be used in the shower and with foams and gels! last but not least, the series 3 combines world-famous braun design with the highest braun quality. new braun series 3. designed to make a difference.
The new braun series 3 is the latest generation of the world's best selling foil shaver. the series 3 is specifically designed for guys who don’t want to compromise. thanks to its improved technology, the new series 3 not only delivers even better shaving performance on 3-day beards, but is also incredibly smooth on skin. on top, the series 3 wet & dry models (380s-4 and 340s-4) can even be used in the shower and with foams and gels! last but not least, the series 3 combines world-famous braun design with the highest braun quality. new braun series 3. designed to make a difference.
What a GREAT SHAVER
By William R. Jasper on December 10, 2011
I bought this model because I felt that if I didn't really like it I could send it back to Amazon and get a better model, if needed. Well..., this little guy is probably the best electric shaver I've ever used in my life! I've used Norelco shavers for years and when it finally died I started to shop around. Apparently not to many people have purchased this model feeling the need to through down a lot more money to get a good product. This presumption is way, way off since it shaves extremly fast and with great comfort. With my Norelco's I had to "scrub" my face to get it to do a good job but with the Braun 3 Series Shaver it does the job in a single pass. I've only had it for a week but I would give it a 100% rating for what it does and the cost point. Just know that they show a cleaning station which isn't included OR recommended for this model, FYI.
By William R. Jasper on December 10, 2011
I bought this model because I felt that if I didn't really like it I could send it back to Amazon and get a better model, if needed. Well..., this little guy is probably the best electric shaver I've ever used in my life! I've used Norelco shavers for years and when it finally died I started to shop around. Apparently not to many people have purchased this model feeling the need to through down a lot more money to get a good product. This presumption is way, way off since it shaves extremly fast and with great comfort. With my Norelco's I had to "scrub" my face to get it to do a good job but with the Braun 3 Series Shaver it does the job in a single pass. I've only had it for a week but I would give it a 100% rating for what it does and the cost point. Just know that they show a cleaning station which isn't included OR recommended for this model, FYI.
Close, comfortable, non-irritating shave!
By Blue Subie on December 28, 2011
I received this shaver from my wife as a Christmas gift. I've only had rotary electric shavers in the past, Remington brand, because of their affordability. I decided I'd like to try a foil shaver, and the Braun name is legendary. I chose this model because it doesn't have any extra frills. There is no cleaning base station, or expensive cleaning solution required. Just use the supplied brush and rinse the cutter head under the faucet. Let it air dry. There is a charging cord included, which this will work cordless or corded. I really like this feature because the battery is dead on my old Remington, but I could continue to use it with the cord. Shavers that will only charge on a base don't have as much as a useful life, IMO. The shave is great. It's considerably closer than my previous shaver. Granted, I'm comparing an old rotary head to this brand new foil head, but it's closer than the rotary ever was, even brand new. I have to include that I've been following Braun's recommendation of shaving before washing my face. I've previously shaved after washing my face, as this always seemed to help with my sensitive skin. I didn't suffer any skin irritation from the new shaver. I seem to have slightly sensitive skin on my neck and was anticipating a bit of razor burn before my skin adapted to the new shaver, but I haven't experienced any. The pop up trimmer is on the back of the shaver, and just slides up when you need to even out sideburns, etc. It's a little awkward at first, to get used to, but it works great. The initial charge was pretty quick. It has an LED indicator light on the front to tell you when it needs charged.Read more ›
By Blue Subie on December 28, 2011
I received this shaver from my wife as a Christmas gift. I've only had rotary electric shavers in the past, Remington brand, because of their affordability. I decided I'd like to try a foil shaver, and the Braun name is legendary. I chose this model because it doesn't have any extra frills. There is no cleaning base station, or expensive cleaning solution required. Just use the supplied brush and rinse the cutter head under the faucet. Let it air dry. There is a charging cord included, which this will work cordless or corded. I really like this feature because the battery is dead on my old Remington, but I could continue to use it with the cord. Shavers that will only charge on a base don't have as much as a useful life, IMO. The shave is great. It's considerably closer than my previous shaver. Granted, I'm comparing an old rotary head to this brand new foil head, but it's closer than the rotary ever was, even brand new. I have to include that I've been following Braun's recommendation of shaving before washing my face. I've previously shaved after washing my face, as this always seemed to help with my sensitive skin. I didn't suffer any skin irritation from the new shaver. I seem to have slightly sensitive skin on my neck and was anticipating a bit of razor burn before my skin adapted to the new shaver, but I haven't experienced any. The pop up trimmer is on the back of the shaver, and just slides up when you need to even out sideburns, etc. It's a little awkward at first, to get used to, but it works great. The initial charge was pretty quick. It has an LED indicator light on the front to tell you when it needs charged.Read more ›
Best shaver yet!
By Spydie on November 23, 2011
I have had every brand and type of electric shaver made. The Norelco rotary shavers don't shave close enough, requiring me to "scrub" my face over and over trying to get a closer shave. The Remington screen shavers shave too close and always burn and/or nick my skin. I found the Braun shavers years ago and fell in love with them. They shave perfect without having to "scrub" and without nicks and burning. Now the new style is even better. Previously, the "blades" were vertical, rubbing against a horizontal screen. This is the way ALL screen shavers shaved. The new ones have a horizontal sheet sliding back and forth against a horizontal screen. It works better than the vertical blades. It's also easier to clean. The vertical blades required physical brushing to get rid of the whisker-mulch... hot water alone wouldn't clean them. The new heads drop the "mulch" into the bottom of the head and there is nothing to gum-up like the vertical blades. A rinse under the faucet cleans it entirely, even without taking the head off. It's a perfect design from an engineering standpoint.
By Spydie on November 23, 2011
I have had every brand and type of electric shaver made. The Norelco rotary shavers don't shave close enough, requiring me to "scrub" my face over and over trying to get a closer shave. The Remington screen shavers shave too close and always burn and/or nick my skin. I found the Braun shavers years ago and fell in love with them. They shave perfect without having to "scrub" and without nicks and burning. Now the new style is even better. Previously, the "blades" were vertical, rubbing against a horizontal screen. This is the way ALL screen shavers shaved. The new ones have a horizontal sheet sliding back and forth against a horizontal screen. It works better than the vertical blades. It's also easier to clean. The vertical blades required physical brushing to get rid of the whisker-mulch... hot water alone wouldn't clean them. The new heads drop the "mulch" into the bottom of the head and there is nothing to gum-up like the vertical blades. A rinse under the faucet cleans it entirely, even without taking the head off. It's a perfect design from an engineering standpoint.
Great Value for the Price Point
By Lawrence and/or Christine Dol on January 7, 2012
I had been thinking about switching back to a foil shaver for quite a while, growing progressively more dissatisfied with the results from my series of Norelco shavers despite them being mid-high expensive (about the 100 - 120 dollar range). I had gotten to the point where I was needing to shave twice a day, or three times if I went out in the evening - morning, after work and before bed. Even with a fresh cutter pack. It's been about a week now and the shave is definitely much better with the Braun shaver; once a day, with a quick and optional touch up before bed for maximum comfort. There is a significant, noticeable reduction in the amount of stubble in the morning and in the evening as well as feeling smoother immediately after shaving (which is more subjective and harder to judge). I notice the foil cutter system has been improved with horizontally aligned cutter blades instead of the older vertical arrangement. I am expecting that this will mean the foils are less prone to damage, a problem I had with foils shavers years ago when I switched away from them - but only time will tell. Cleaning this shaver is much quicker and easier than my Norelco Speed XL. As well, I had a continual problem with lint getting wound around the hub of the cutters with my Norelco, periodically requiring the cutters to be taken out and manually cleaning them out. Lastly, the lifetime for foils is better than rotary cutters, and they a less expensive than the extortionate prices Norelco charges, so this shaver not only cost less to buy, but should cost less over time to own. So, a lower TCO (total cost of ownership).
By Lawrence and/or Christine Dol on January 7, 2012
I had been thinking about switching back to a foil shaver for quite a while, growing progressively more dissatisfied with the results from my series of Norelco shavers despite them being mid-high expensive (about the 100 - 120 dollar range). I had gotten to the point where I was needing to shave twice a day, or three times if I went out in the evening - morning, after work and before bed. Even with a fresh cutter pack. It's been about a week now and the shave is definitely much better with the Braun shaver; once a day, with a quick and optional touch up before bed for maximum comfort. There is a significant, noticeable reduction in the amount of stubble in the morning and in the evening as well as feeling smoother immediately after shaving (which is more subjective and harder to judge). I notice the foil cutter system has been improved with horizontally aligned cutter blades instead of the older vertical arrangement. I am expecting that this will mean the foils are less prone to damage, a problem I had with foils shavers years ago when I switched away from them - but only time will tell. Cleaning this shaver is much quicker and easier than my Norelco Speed XL. As well, I had a continual problem with lint getting wound around the hub of the cutters with my Norelco, periodically requiring the cutters to be taken out and manually cleaning them out. Lastly, the lifetime for foils is better than rotary cutters, and they a less expensive than the extortionate prices Norelco charges, so this shaver not only cost less to buy, but should cost less over time to own. So, a lower TCO (total cost of ownership).
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