BeurerMen's Foil Shaver (Model No: HR 7000)
R519
About
Better for the environment than disposable razors, no need for replacement batteries and better average value than 5 sets of disposable razors.
The foil shaver fits optimally against the contours of the face and allows for a thorough shave. The extendable detail trimmer allows for daily shaving and precision beard styling to be combined. The high-quality device has everything you need for comfortable beard shaving.
Product Features
- High-quality triple-blade shaving system
- With extendable detail trimmer
- LED display with battery display, travel lock display, charge display as well as maintenance indicator
- Removable shaver head unit for hygienic cleaning under running water
- Device is water-resistant (IPX 6)
- Integrated quick-charge function
- Powerful lithium battery: 60 minutes shaving time; 90 minutes charging time
- Shaving possible with both battery and mains operation
- Incl. protective cap, cleaning brush and storage bag
Product Specifications
- Special feature High-quality triple-blade shaving system
- Operating mode (mains/rechargeable battery/battery) Battery or mains operation
- Integrated quick-charge function yes
- Charging indicator yes
- LED display LED display for battery display, travel lock display, charge display as well as maintenance indicator
- Water-resistant yes
- CE yes
- Warranty 3 years
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