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Panasonic ARC5 Electric Razor for Men with Pop-Up Trimmer, Wet/Dry 5-Blade Electric Shaver with Intelligent Shave Sensor and Multi-Flex Pivoting Head – ES-LV65-S (Silver)

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Style: LV65 Electric Shaver


Features

  • Sharp mens shaver blades: Panasonic Arc5 men's electric shaver with five ultra-sharp precision honed 30 Nanotech blades and ultra-thin Arc foil follow facial contours for a quick, close and comfortable shave.Charging Time : 1 hour.
  • Wet/Dry electric shaver and trimmer 2 in 1: Built-in pop up trimmer details mustaches, beards and sideburns; Wet/dry waterproof shaver allows for convenient shaving in or out of the shower.Power source:AC 100-240V (Automatic International Dual Voltage Conversion)
  • Multi Flex pivoting head: Panasonic flexible pivoting electric shaver head glides effortlessly to trace the individual contours of face, chin, neck and jaw; Built-in shaving sensor monitors differences in beard density and automatically adjusts cutting power for exceptional comfort
  • High performance motor with a linear drive: This Panasonic shaver is equipped with a linear motor which delivers 14,000 cuts per minute (70,000 crosscutting actions per minute) and maintains peak power up to the end of every battery charge
  • LCD battery indicator: The shavers 10 stage LCD shows battery status at a glance; Rechargeable, portable and travel friendly
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Description

The fully loaded Panasonic Electric Shaver and Trimmer for Men, ES-LV65-S Arc5, Wet/Dry with 5 Nanotech Blades and Flexible Pivoting Head, is packed with smart, innovative features that deliver a remarkably close and comfortable shave. The ES-LV65-S electric razor is a five-blade shaving system for outstanding shaver coverage and closeness, and features an active shaving sensor to detect different beard densities as you shave and adjust cutting power where needed for the ultimate in smooth, even and comfortable results. Panasonic Arc5 men's shavers feature 30-degree angle blades to cut hair at its base for close, accurate precision. The multi-flex pivoting head allows the cordless shaver to float effortlessly along the contours of your face for a clean shave, especially around your sideburns and under your chin. The Panasonic shaver has a fast, high-efficiency 14,000 cpm linear motor to help eliminate the tugging and pulling that may occur with slower electric razors, while maintaining peak power right up until the end of the charge. The convenient wet/dry design lets you shave and trim in the shower or bath with foam, gel or soap lather and dry by holding under warm water to rinse away hair stubble and residue. The Panasonic ES-LV65-S men's five-blade electric shaving system with Nanotech blades comes equipped with a travel pouch, hypoallergenic blades and foils for sensitive skin, a pop-up shaving trimmer, and an AC recharger with universal voltage.

Brand: Panasonic


Recommended Uses For Product: Beard, Mustache, Face


Special Feature: Pop-Up Trimmer, Wet, Dry Shave, Shave Sensor, Pivoting Head, Waterproof, Floating Head, Battery Indicator, Rechargeable, Portable, Hypoallergenic, High Efficiency, Cordless See more


Power Source: AC 100-240V (Automatic International Dual Voltage Conversion)


Included Components: Adaptor, Travel Pouch


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 2.1 x 2.8 x 6.5 inches; 6.88 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ ES-LV65-S


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 C batteries required. (included)


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Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Panasonic


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ Japan


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    • Didn't think I would like it
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So far, so good! I've only used it once, but it held its charge at 100% for a week even after using it once. It took me 3 min (according to the timer), and I got a shave almost as good as my Harry's 4 blade shaver. This was 4 days of growth, BTW. I have a normal beard, not really thick. I think I need to spend a little more time on my neck in a couple of spots, plus they say to give it 30 days for your beard to adjust. But this is perfect for me when I just want a quick, really clean shave. It was a little expensive for my taste but if it lasts 10 years it was worth it. I also got the 3 year extended warranty. $28 to protect $155 sounds reasonable. I'll update after using it a while ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by Martin Keeler
    • Fantastic shaver
Style: LV65 Electric Shaver
I ordered this to replace my new generation Braun that I had been using for about a year. I'd had it with the Braun, I wanted something more powerful. The new format Brauns are nothing like the older soap-bar shaped units. The new ones have so much less power, lack the pop up clipper, etc. They do work well and shave comfortably, but taking 20 minutes to shave my face over and over to cut everything was getting old! This Panasonic, IS LESS EXPENSIVE, and is far superior. This has the kind of power the old Brauns did, if not more, shaves closer than both the new and old Brauns, no irritation, and takes literally 1/3 the time to shave my face. I find the battery life to be about the same as the new Brauns (quite good). And having the integrated clipper again is awesome. No cleaning station with this Panasonic, but it is easy to clean per the instructions, and it does not take expensive fluid, nor does it require another item to take up space on the bathroom counter. Awesome shaver here! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by Kory
    • Great razor
Style: LV65 Electric Shaver
I’ve been using Panasonic razors for many years and get about 8yrs life from them. This is a more “upscale” model than I’ve bought in the past. Made in Japan not China like my last one. This works better, it shaves a little closer and all the whiskers are kept inside and none drop onto the sink. I remove the top and brush it out once a week. It didn’t come with the brush, wish it did, I’m using one from two razors ago. The travel pouch will protect it unlike my previous ones. Overall I give it a 5/5. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023 by Donald L Smith
    • Using the Panasonic Arc5 after 10+ years using a Braun 8985
Style: LV65 Electric Shaver
Review Image by Greysmoke Greysmoke
I bought this Panasonic Arc5 shaver after 10+ years of daily use of a Braun 8985. Here is my comparative experience after two weeks with the Panasonic. The Braun was a well-designed, durable, and effective shaver. I retired it because (1) the fluid cleaning system had broken years since (it’s expensive to replace), (2) the shaver motor was becoming progressively louder, and (3) the battery would hold a charge for only two to three days. (Replacing the battery requires the use of a soldering iron. I still considered having it professionally done, but the cost of that, plus worry about the remaining lifespan of the motor, plus the high replacement cost of a cleaning system made doing so impractical.) I chose the Panasonic Arc5 without a cleaning system. I believe such systems are less reliable than the shavers themselves, their consumable supplies are expensive, and it makes less sense to spend big bucks for a dedicated cleaning system when the Panasonic can easily be washed under the faucet. More on this later. Shaving – I had been using the Braun with a foil and cutter blade that had been replaced about eight months earlier. But from the first shave, it was evident that the Panasonic is superior to the Braun in its shaving ability. The foil shaving surface is much nearer to square shaped compared to the Braun, which makes it more comfortable to use and less likely to irritate my skin, and the blades cut better and closer based on my ability to feel stubble after use. I have a couple of difficult spots on my neck that are better handled by the Panasonic by a significant margin. Ergonomics (feel) – The Braun has superior ergonomics in terms of the feel and grip of the shaver in my hand. It fits the hand perfectly and all operating surfaces – the on/off button and trimmer – work effortlessly. The on/off button operates so smoothly I sometimes switch it on and off just for the feel of it. The Panasonic is good in this respect, but the Braun is superlative. Charge indicators – The Braun has colored indicator lights that I believe signify the shaver’s charging status. But they’re small and, being colorblind, I’ve never paid much attention to them. The Panasonic has a large, illuminated LCD readout that clearly states the percentage of charge remaining. It also shows elapsed time spent shaving, and I believe it has other indicators too that I haven’t yet noted. The Panasonic’s display is far more useful than the Braun’s cryptic blinking lights. Trimmer – I’m bearded, so a trimmer is important to me. The Braun has a much wider trimming blade that also feels more secure in operation. The Panasonic’s trimmer is slightly more visible when being used. Otherwise, the trimmers on both shavers are equal in performance, although I have a slight preference for Braun’s. Cleaning – When the Braun’s cleaning system worked, it was almost effortless. After time, some residue would build up in the cleaning device itself which required periodic attention. Without a working cleaning system, I found the Braun annoying to clean. There are quite a few tight spots where stubble would gather, requiring some vigorous brushing and picking. I finally resorted to a can of compressed air that, while messy, got the job done quickly and well. The Panasonic without a cleaning system is superior in this regard. It’s a wet/dry shaver that can be cleaned under running water. I’ve posted a photo of Panasonic’s cleaning instructions. It really does work that way. Since I had several leftover Braun cleaning system refills, I emptied their contents – sort of an oily disinfectant with a faint fragrance – into a plastic squeeze bottle and now squirt that onto my Panasonic blades for cleaning every few days. Then I run it under the faucet for a while to clean the blades and set it out to dry on a paper towel. After it dries there’s still a little stubble residue that needs to be wiped off with the paper towel. In summary, if this Panasonic Arc5 shaver holds up as well as the Braun over time, I'll be very happy. Based on shaving performance alone (your face may vary), it's a much better solution. Otherwise, there are some trade offs either way, and both can get the job done effectively. P.S. I did not consider buying a Norelco, even though I’ve used them in the past. I think the tri-rotor design is a less desirable solution for a bearded person. They’re otherwise a good alternative, but I haven’t used once since before the Braun so I can’t offer a comparison. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2021 by Greysmoke Greysmoke

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