Gillette Fusion5 Power Razors for Men, 1 Gillette Razor, 1 Razor Blade Refill, 1 Battery

I have no dislikes on this

its no big deal

The product was a give so I do not know but was told it was the best shaver they like.

Just a comment to the person who said the battery vibration wasnt comfortable on her legs... Turn the power off!! Its not required; and its not rocket science. Sheesh! I say this because after I ordered the razor, I read the comment and was concerned.

I used the Fusion 5 Power Razor on a weeks stubble while comparing its 5 blade shave with power on, off and compared it against my normal 3 blade Mach3 razor. In the end both razors gave a baby skin smooth shave after razoring against the grain with no cuts or rash. Read on for my detailed impressions: -- 2X THE COST: The Power Razor is about $13 while the Mach3 is about $7. -- POWER DOES NOT IMPROVE PERFORMANCE: The Power mode caused the razor to have small vibrations and you can use it with or without turnin it on and off from a slide switch in the handle. During a shave of a week long stuble and used the razor with and without the power vibrating mode. I actually found I preferred it without the power mode. I did not think the power mode provided any better or closer shave. -- EXCELLENT SHAVE THOUGH: The razor by itself is excellent and the power mode adds little if anything in better performance for a closer or smoother shave. -- NO CUTS OR RASH: Never a hint of a cut or abrasion causing a rash. Nice and smooth. -- NICE BIG HANDLE: I like the bigger substantial handle of the Power Razor vs the standard Mach 3 (see picture). -- HOWS IT COMPARE TO MACH 3?: Even with 5 blades vs the 3 blades in the Mach 3 I thought the Mach 3 held its own. The Power Blade perhaps gave a slightly better shave and removed the longer stubble a bit easier but is that worth 2x the cost? In the end both razors gave a baby skin smooth shave after razoring against the grain with not cuts or rash. -- POWER BLADE HELD SECURELY: One feature of the Power Blade that is much better then the Mach3 is how it holds the blade in place. When shaving especially with long stuble the hairs will clog between blades. A swish in the water will not clear this but a tap on the side of the sink will. On the Mach 3 this tap will often cause the blade to pop off the handle. The Power Blade has a very strong mechanism to hold with a button release and as hard as I could tap the razor the blade would not release. -- TRIM MODE: There is a single blade at the top for trimming side burns I guess. I can see how the power mode would assist this. I did not use it so I have no opinion on its performance only to say its a feature I would not use as the razor itself has always done an excellent job of trimming sideburns. -- NO INSTRUCTIONS: There are no instructions or suggestions for shaving techniques provided. Its possible the power mode is only meant to be used with trimmer. And as I said before the Power Mode had little benefit during the shave itself. CONCLUSION: The Power Blade is an excellent razor without the vibrating mode. I actually think its better without the Power on. The Power Blade has a comparable quality shave to the Mach 3 and I love the fact the Power Blades are held so strongly that a tap on the sink would release the blade and the larger handle is nice. As the Power Blade is 2x the price of the Mach3 I reserve one star. Cost and Power mode aside its an excellent razor.

My husband has been using Mach 5 razors for years, so I got this for him to try. The verdict: Thumbs down. He didnt like the vibrating. He said it makes it harder to control the razor and it made absolutely no difference in the closeness of the shave. The whole gimmick just annoyed him. Maybe a teenager would find this entertaining for a bit. But grown men like my husband are likely to look on it as unnecessary and irritating, and one more thing he doesnt want to think about while shaving.

I use this product for daily shaving. Blades are wonderfully sharp and I have yet to cut myself when I shave. They also seem to last forever.

As someone who shaves both face & head and often changes facial hair style, i.e sideburns, goatee, chinstrap, etc., razors are extremely important. I have tried a multitude of brands, types and gimmicks. Does anyone remember the Infinity razor? Anyway, I have yet to find a razor that would exceed or at least meet the performance of Gillette Fusion. When I first purchased the Fusion5 Power (the one that vibrates) many years ago I thought, what a lame gimmick, but it was on sale and came with 4 cartridges. I was pleasantly surprised when the vibration feature actually made a difference. No placebo effect, it actually made the best razor around even better. Now as far as cost, many people dont realize that these arent one-time-use disposable cartridges, they are good for several shaves, even longer if you only shave your face...or legs. Yes ladies you can use these too, my wife does and regularly comments (1/2 joking) how unfair it is that men have better razors than women. One very important factor is the spacing of the blades which determines how easily you can rinse the hair off. A major fault in many competitors. You shouldnt need to bang the razor against the sink to knock the hair out. PRO TIP: use thin/watered down soap as a lubricant. 9 out of 10 shaves I use no lubricant or even water. I shave dry and this is the only razor I have ever been able to do this with. The soapy water lets the hair come right out of the blades. I have so much more to say about razors but... Im pretty sure this is the longest review I have ever written. BOTTOM LINE: Best shave I have ever experienced and worth every cent.

When I first used it,I cut myself on the neck,because I did not read the instuctions properly.

This razor is amazing at what it is supposed to do, and far better than its competitors. However, while the price for the razor itself is cheap the refills are quite pricey, meaning it will cost more in the long run than other brands. Do love the razor itself though and will continue to use.