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Philips Shaver Series 5000 Wet and Dry Cordless Electric Shaver $88 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Dropped in price from $129.

  • 5-direction Flex Heads with 5 independent movements ensure close skin contact for a fast and close shave even on neck and jaw line
  • With the Aquatec Wet and Dry seal, you can opt for a quick yet comfortable dry shave; Or you can shave wet with gel or foam, even under the shower
  • Rounded profile of heads designed to protect skin and rounded edges move smoothly over skin for a protective shave
  • You'll have 40+ minutes of running time that's about 13 shaves on a one-hour charge; This shaver only operates in cordless mode
  • Shave longer with every charge, thanks to our powerful energy-efficient, long-lasting battery; Do a quick charge for 5 minutes and you’ll have enough power for one shave
  • Click-on trimmer for perfect mustache and sideburn trimming
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  • +2

    no don't buy this one, its using NiMH battery.
    i got one and the battery only last for 2 years then it won't able to hold the charges.
    choose something with Lithium-ion battery, the older one i owned lasted for 15 years, mesh failed but the battery still good.

    • Agree - the other issue with a poor battery is as they start to die, the rpm can drop so the cut isn't as good. There are 5000 series shavers with a good battery - eg https://www.amazon.com.au/Philips-Aquatouch-Shaver-S5420-06/… - basically the same thing but with a Li-Ion battery. I got mine from Amazon for $90 over two years ago, and still going strong.

      The only thing to note is that in theory (of course it depends on how often you use it, and how tough your beard is) the head should be replaced every couple of years - so mine is probably starting to near replacement time. As the head itself (https://www.amazon.com.au/Philips-SH50-50-Replacement-Electr…) costs around the $60 to $70 mark, sometimes it kinda makes sense to just buy a whole new shaver as horribly wasteful as that sounds.

      • +1

        i got my replacement heads from ebay, 3 sets of blades for $12 shipped
        they just work as good as the originals.

        • Yeah - I might try that, and they are on Amazon as well, although a lot of reviews of the non original blades seem to mention they don't cut as close/well. Worth a try though I guess!

  • +1

    I saw it this morning but ended up buying the 7100
    https://www.amazon.com.au/Philips-Norelco-Rechargeable-Elect…

    • Oooh - pop up trimmer and an app. Tempting! For an extra $80 you can get it with a protective case & cleaning pod. Yeah - probably not worth it - rather than a cleaning pod I actually have an ultrasonic cleaner - every now and then I throw the shaver head into that with some warm water and a couple of drops of dishwashing liquid. If I can be bothered, a spray of shaver lubricant and it's good as new.

      The only thing that makes me hesitate from pressing the buy button are those "ComfortGlide rings" which look a bit big. As it is, I find it tricky to shave near my nose with the 5000 series…

  • It's the same price at HN, I got one a few days ago…

    https://www.harveynorman.com.au/philips-series-5000-wet-and-…

    You might get an additional ~3% discount with cashrewards gift cards.

    • if u can get them to refund you, you should do it.
      trust me after 1 year u need to charge it once every week even u don't use it at all,
      after 2 years the dischange speed is the same as charging speed.
      very sh it NiMH battery inside that thing.

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