Panasonic ARC5 Palm-Sized Razor, Handheld Luxury Compact Travel Shaver with 5-Blade Cutting System and USB-C Charging, Wet/Dry - ES-PV3A-K
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Sunday, Jun 29
Color: Black
Features
- An Elevated Shaving Experience for Home + Travel: Power meets comfort in this elegant, ergonomic shaver; the sleek minimalist design nestles in the palm of your hand, with five shaver blades to keep skin smooth and ready to go, no matter where life takes you you
- Advanced Shaving Technology for Comfort and Precision: Powered by a 13000 CPM linear motor, blades power through even thick, dense hair with ease. Adaptive beard sensor technology automatically adjusts motor power to beard density provding you with a more comfortable shave.
- Quiet Luxury That's Travel Ready: The unique, smooth shape makes this shaver exceptionally suited to pack for trips and offers exceptional control when shaving; powerful five-blade shaving system gently cuts every hair without irritation, so you can look great anywhere
- Long Battery Life, Charge with USB-C: This shaver is ready when you are, even in the car, with versatile USB-C charger; 1 charge = 50 minutes of use (at least 1 week of shaving); waterproof wet/dry shaver is easy to clean by rinsing under cool water; included case is travel-ready
- High-end Look and Feel: Beautiful matte black shaver body makes shaving an elegant experience, and looks great on your vanity too.
Description
A new era of shaving is here. The Panasonic ES-PV3A-K is the perfect blend of power and portability, in a compact rounded shape that fits seamlessly in the palm of your hand. The ES-PV3A-K delivers a nimble five-blade cutting performance, with flexible floating blades that hugs facial contours to leave skin smooth and free of stubble. The smart beard sensor automatically detects varying beard density, adjusting motor speed accordingly for a more comfortable shave experience. The sophisticated, innovative design gives you a new sense of control and maneuverability in the palm of your hand. And, the ES-PV3A-K is able to keep up with even the fastest-paced lifestyle; its smooth rounded shape is easy to slip into your bag for shaving at the gym, the office, or while on vacation or work trips. USB-C charging makes it easier than ever to charge, even in the car, with a full charge bringing 50 minutes of shave time. This waterproof wet/dry palm shaver provides a close shave with or without gel or foam, and rinses clean easily under running water. A Gorgeous matte black design elevates your shaving experience and feels great to hold.
Brand: Panasonic
Recommended Uses For Product: Beard, Chest, Face, Leg
Special Feature: Portable, Dry Shave, High Efficiency, Waterproof, Lightweight, Wet, Cordless, Rechargeable, Ergonomic Design, Shave Sensor, Fast Charging, Washable See more
Power Source: Battery Powered
Model Name: ARC5
Package Dimensions : 5.28 x 3.5 x 3.39 inches; 10.86 ounces
Item model number : ES-PV3A-K
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
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Manufacturer : Panasonic
Country of Origin : Japan
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Color: Silver
I have a moderate beard, kinda Goldilocks sorta thing, not too thick of heavy, but it grows in nice and full if I let it. Being retired, I tend toward maybe mowing it down 2-3 times a week with a cheap cordless hair trimmer before resorting to a multi-blade manual shave in the shower. Been shaving for over 50 years, beginning with my grandfather's old WWII Safety Razor that he took to war. I too took it into the service with me, where daily close shaves were a necessity (I was an Instructor, so ya had to look sharp) and being late was never an option, so after tiring of the blood-letting of too many quick shaves, along with way too many cold water shaves in the field, I finally saw the light and migrated to the multi-blade madness. First two, then three, four, five, ten twelve, who knows now, but I got off of the train at three, and I was always (or more importantly, my wife) more than satisfied with the shower shave results. Typically my face would stay smooth to the discerning touch (again, da wife) for the whole day, and it looked good enough to play for most of a second day at work, but needed work if I had any hopes of something more than Letterman. My Pops had used an old Remington foil head for the last twenty or so years of his life, and I tried it a couple of times back when I first started shaving. Let's just say the old Safety Razor that he gave me was a whole lot kinder, so I never tried again until sometime in my early 50's when one of my kids gave me a Rotary shaver for Xmas. I was always very busy, running my own construction business, and she thought it would be perfect for those mornings when I ran late and wanted to try and shave as I drove to work. Yeah, not really a solution. Aside from the rampant irritation, I'd end up looking like some institutional escapee with patches of missed beard here here and everywhere, so again, back to the manual path I returned. Then, on a selfish whim the other day (kids are all grown and gone, successful and independent, so they no longer need our financial support) I finally decided to treat myself and try the electric path again. Did the usual sifting through too many fake ad review & test sites, read pages and pages of Amazon reviews, and asked everybody I knew who used one, before narrowing it down to the foil type, and from there either Panasonic or Braun. The fact that neither had a user replaceable battery made the prospects of spending for their latest and greatest models seem insane, so I decided upon the Panasonic ARC 5, vs. the 6. In the end, after all of my research the reason I didn't go with the Braun had nothing to do with their razor, but rather that I had a bunch of Panasonic solar Panels that have been great, and an old Braun hair clipper that was trash, so there ya go marketing departments, target that. Finally, to the razor. Charged it overnight, even though it already showed a full charge out of the box, then read the directions telling me not to bother. I used the pop-up trimmer instead of my usual old hair clippers w/o a guard to mow down about a four day growth and then went with a very, very light touch (recalling my past face shredding experiences with other electrics past). In short, the only issues I had were in trying to finish shaving around the silly ass grin that I couldn't seem to wipe off of my stupid face. There were a couple of spots that I went over twice, and it of course didn't get as close as my hot shower manual shave, but this was completely dry, no gel or lotion, which is certainly not how I use the manual. Even stroking my face against my beard grain it feels like my old manual shave would by early afternoon. This was amazing, and I mean not one nic, grab or pull. Holy cow I should'a done his years ago! Since I shaved dry I just blew it out when done, and after close inspection, hat was all that it needed to clear the spent bristles, but I followed the included directions along with a few drops of Dawn dish soap after the second shave. I realize that it's all novel and new, but I don't think I've looked forward to shaving this much since I was 14. Extremely glad I didn't waste money on a cleaning/charging station (I mean it's just too easy and simple to do without). I think the whole two step first shave might have taken all of three minutes, but my second was barely a minute with similarly great results. Quite honestly, I cannot even begin to imagine how much better a shave either the top of the line Braun, or the ARC 6 could possibly give, unless it snuck into bed with me and did so while I slept. We'll see how long the honeymoon (as well as the blades and battery) lasts, and I will follow up here, but so far I could not possibly be happier with my less than $150 purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024 by soil sommelier
Color: Silver
I haven't used an electric razor in over 30 years. But using a blade has always been so rough on my skin, specifically my neck. The cost of them is another negative. Recently I think I got a bad batch of Gillette's from Sam's and it's made me question my shaving routine. I started looking at electric razors and comparing costs, reviews, benefits, etc. I saw this one was listed on one review site as being the best for sensitive skin. Say no more. I love how fast it charges and how long the charge lasts. I recently charged it and I'm on day 5 and still have 70% battery life left. That's using it an average of 5 minutes at a clip. What's nice is if my wife is in the shower, I can grab it and shave in the bedroom. No worries about messy shave cream or splashing water everywhere haha. It is a bit noisy, but you get used to it rather quickly. Does it shave as close as a blade razor, no. But does it do a really nice job, yes. I purchased some Lectric Shave and it does help the razor glide smoother across the skin. I have noticed a few times where I must have missed a hair here or there and it's a little long, but other than that it's been a pretty good transition from blade to electric. Not cheap, but also not as pricey as some other models with comparable reviews and features. One thing I really love is how easy it is to clean. Hold the power button for 5 seconds and it goes into a cleaning mode. Put a little hand soap on the foil and it does it's thing. Pop off the top and rinse it out. Done. No oiling or using brushes to clean out small crevices. Obviously it is water safe, so you can use it wet or dry, which is good if you're in a hurry and use it in the shower. Definitely give your skin some time to get used to it. It is a different experience from blade shaving. I have not had a single nick since using this for just about a month now. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to get out of the blade razor rip-off.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by Jonn
Color: Silver
My Panasonic shaver from a decade ago started acting up (I probably just wore it out), and I recall it cost somewhere around $60. This one was over $150. I am not seeing the value proposition in this product, as it really isn't much different except for some slightly improved electrical technology and a larger cutting head. But aside from that, it's the best shaver I've ever owned. It trims away my "scruff" with minimal effort and at a much faster pace than the old one, thanks to the additional cutting blades. I don't look forward to replacing the cutters and foils (they are also very expensive) and I'll be curious to see if they last the entire year as advertised. But again, the results so far have been very good.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025 by -=Rudy=-