Braun 8585 Activator Self Cleaning Shaving System for $139.99 + $50 Gift Card

[Spoofee]

Braun 8585 Activator Self Cleaning Shaving System for $139.99 + $50 Gift Card

Braun 8585 activator self-cleaning shaving system. This electronic shaver has a rating of 5/5 from 40 Amazon shoppers.

Pricegrabber Price : $130 ~ $175 Shipped

1. Amazon Price : $139.99
2. If you do not cancel your order, you will receive a $50 gift certificate through email between June 11 and June 25, 2005.
Total Price : $139.99 Shipped

 

[Big Daddy]

Since you can get a brand new and sealed one on eBay for around $100 with shipping, this isn't that great of a bargain.

Just my :money:

 

[Ordanos]

Since you can get a brand new and sealed one on eBay for around $100 with shipping, this isn't that great of a bargain.
Just my :money:

With the $50 gift certificate, this could be considered to be 89.99. I guess it depends on whether you plan on buying something else or not. Also, you don't have to worry about someone screwing you over on ebay.

 

[HimNameTuStah]

Does anyone know how well these top end electric razors work? I'm debating whether to buy one or not. I dislike having to spend time shaving.

 

[tigger_too_wooh]

Hi there... a latent reply is better than no reply at all...

My husband LOVES his Braun 7526 Syncro Clean and Charge Shave System. I'm actually searching for a replacment base for it. After four years the arm that charges the razor conked out. He still likes it so it's better to fix what's broken than buy a whole new system!

My husband hates shaving too. This gives him a pretty close shave every time (depending on how much effort he puts into getting "all" of his "beard") with minimal effort. I've even used the trimmer to neaten up around his ears and on the back of his neck between haircuts. Nice!

 

[Erik]

I've never used a foil shaver before, but I'd love to try one. I use a rotary Remington right now, and sometimes it doesn't give me the shave I want. I think my dad's Norelco works better, but my Remington was cheap and it gets the job done.

However, I'm starting to think that I might want to try a foil...