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@@GoldEagle141 yes, the 9400 is good for sensitive skin. It has a special coating on the head for smoothly gliding over your skin. I do not have a very thick or tough beard so I cannot say for sure. I am guessing it would do well, but for really thick and fast growing beards the S9000 Prestige or the Braun Series 9 Pro are probably the best way to go.

@@ersgtr3421 yeah the 7300 is good, but I think the 9400 is just worth the upgrade Anyhow, you're welcome

@@MichaelSuperbacker hi

@@crystalesfuxias everyone's face is different But the S9000 prestige is more than just the blades, the surface of the head is different so it glides smoother

Also the triangular head is huge and very difficult to maneuver more than anything on the upper lip the sideburns and behind the ears. In addition, rotary discs cut further from the skin than BRAUN sheets.

@@ersgtr3421 Full review coming Thursday. Except I compare the 9400 to the 7300, which is the same as the 7200 but it includes a nose hair trimmer. To summarize, the 9400 is worth the small upgrade in price, it is a better shaver.

@@ShaverDude I heard nose trimmer is useless

@@ersgtr3421 not useless, but it was not great

@@ersgtr3421 Also, the 9400 is priced less at Walmart than the 7300 on Amazon. Only difference is, it does not include a case. walmrt.us/3LJGYLx #WalmartPartner

@@ShaverDude thank you for the heads up. Waiting for the results

@@thecellphoneguy-siouxfalls3656 thanks, it is a great shaver

@@ShaverDude does this shaver float? Does it light on fire ? Can you stand on it ? What if you drop it out of a car can it withstand 55 mph? Can you shave while jumping in a trampoline? Does this shaver work for hackey sack?

@@thecellphoneguy-siouxfalls3656 all good questions

@@thecellphoneguy-siouxfalls3656 my guess, but this could make a funny video: no, no, yes, it would survive but might not shave well anymore, yes, yes

@@thecellphoneguy-siouxfalls3656 what, is this a bad idea? You are the second comment about that

@@ShaverDude one of my friends is currently plugged I believe for this exact reason. Shaver dude what's the best pipe cleaner for beard trimmings stuck in a sink ?

@@thecellphoneguy-siouxfalls3656 oh man, I gotta make better videos

@@ShaverDude no provide extension

@@thecellphoneguy-siouxfalls3656 lol, That could work if I get a referral fee, but I should make better videos

@@CuSolais lol, is this a bad idea?

So I’m blind here. I was just wondering what was going on. All I can hear. Is the water running.

@@chase_cichorz yeah, that is all it is

sorry, not sure I can help with that

@@tilu3303 I do not think so. If the shaver is a wet/dry shaver, like the ARC5, it will not operate while plugged into an outlet. The only shaver I have that works while plugged into an outlet is the Philips Norelco 2300 because it is not waterproof.

@@JakeJones-1972 this is a good idea

@@ShaverDudei know I'm getting one today between the arc 5 and either the brain series 7 or 8 not quite sure which one

@@JakeJones-1972 do you have a thick and fast growing beard?

@@ShaverDude yes I do

@@JakeJones-1972 I do not, but here is a story. Another person with a thick and fast growing beard, I know, purchased the ARC 5 and was not overly impressed. What do you currently use? Another electric or a blade?

@@JakeJones-1972 I agree, but I have found there are some differences and spending more usually results in a better shave

thanks cell phone guy

@@thecellphoneguy-siouxfalls3656 thanks

@@Eltonlaleham agreed, and I think both of these are Elite Level shavers. I just think the S9000 Prestige has a slight lead.

Thanks for sharing, that is good to know. I do really like the ARC5, but everyone's face is different.The Philips Norelco is good too

@@willkeyworth9665 you might be right

​@@ShaverDude🔥🔥🔥

Yeah, it is good. The Braun Series 5 doesn't have the built-in trimmer, but it gives you more cutting actions per minute for a very similar price. I should maybe do that comparison video.

ha, they sit on my desk, or actually, my shelf

sorry for misspronouncing words

@@ShaverDude I wasn't seeking an apology. My question was "why?" Do you know, or is it simply an unconscious habit that you hadn't noticed?

@@jimreadey4837 had to go rewatch this video, had no idea I did this. I don't know if this is a geographical accent or just a "me" thing

​@@ShaverDude Thanks for responding. And please know that you are not alone. I have put this question out to over three dozen thee-and-aye RUclipsrs during the past couple of years. Unfortunately, only one (beside you) responded civilly, if at all. And he didn't really have a good idea why he did it. I'll offer you my thoughts. First, although I obviously know nothing about your personal life, I feel confident that you don't speak this way in everyday conversation. Very few people do. So that would pretty much eliminate the geographical-accent theory. I've noticed people revert to this way of speaking when in front of an audience, or even just with someone they perceive as higher status. In short, I think it's a subconscious attempt to sound smarter. There are times when the aye and thee pronunciations are correct -- e.g., immediately before some words beginning with a vowel. But we're not dealing with that here. I believe you and other RUclipsrs are using it as a way to create emphasis. Like if I said, "You are THEE RUclips channel to watch for shaver reviews." (Meaning, you're the best.) Used once in a while, for the right reason and at the right time, this can be useful and effective. But when used frequently and without other purpose, it's simply too much emphasis. It is as if we are saying that "Every thing I say is extremely important!" It is akin to TYPING IN ALL CAPS. The listener feels as if they're being shouted at, even though no actual shouting is taking place. (Incidentally, my father used to do this when I was a kid and making fun tape recordings. I noticed it, but what too young to question why he was doing that. Now I recognize that he was playacting a character that he wanted to sound smart.) How does all this land with you...?

On the Series 9 Pro? or the Series 7?

yeah, I need to make some cleaning station videos

thank you

Thanks for that. I do think the Philips covered the neck better than the Brauns.I hear complaints on both sides for longevity. Some people have great luck with the same Braun for years and some people have Norelcos that last forever.

I just discovered the S9000 Prestige this year, and I am very impressed.

if that is where you want to buy, great, I like Costco too

just a poor guy from Detroit

I have not tried the ARC 6....yet....I should get it sometime as I am curious about it as well. The precision trimmers...both are adequate...about the same size....I have never really done a direct comparison of the 2 trimmers. Thanks for the comment.

I have thought about this, but it complicates the video creation process too much.

Eventually, I will get to a Series 6 video, but I do not have one yet.

The Turbo button comes on the Series 7 with a model Number 71xx and the no turbo button comes with a model number 70xx. I do realize that is a bit confusing. If you want the Turbo button, go for the 7100 Series 7.

@@ShaverDude My Series 7 on the box mine says 71-N1200s and yes very confusing. But no matter, I'm happy with what I have.

@@phillipg1588 Oh strange, not sure about that model number. Anyhow, glad you found one you liked.

you are welcome

As an every day shaver, probably not. It is cool and really small and it did shave better than I expected. As a novelty, yes it is fun to have. If I wanted a budget shaver, I prefer the Braun Series 5. But that is just me. Everybody wants something different.

Sorry you feel that way. Did you have a bad experience with it?

I don't know if you are being serious. Mine does not have that feature.

@@ShaverDude first press is automatic (it adapts to your hair strength and thickness) second press is full power

@@georgeyounen1 I am going to go try this again

I just go the Braun 9 Pro+ but haven't tried it yet. thanks for the input.

@@MegaTjc123 Wow, how did I miss that. The shaver is pretty dirty

When I am not shooting a Shaver Dude video, I use the S9000 Prestige. The low end rotary shavers do not shave as close as the foil shavers, but I think the mid-range and high-end rotary shavers are as close as the foil shavers. About the side burns, just move the shaver left-right and it will do pretty well. I struggle most with the rotary shavers under my nose, but I just hold the Philips Norelco horizontal and that appears to work.

It is not currently on the list, but probably eventually

ha

sorry, I am not sure I can do that right now

huh?

its your money "huh?

@@toddd7444 ok

@@ShaverDude huggggggsfrom Vegas wheelchair larry

I think they are pronounced slightly different.

Ever since you left this comment, I have been trying to correct myself...lol....Jaw bone...Jaw bone...not cheek bone

@@LBRSpeed that is possible

I just did not find it that useful. I see the point of it, but I just didn't pay attention to the light after about the second shave. And I don't always shave in front of a mirror.

I do hear good things about the pre electric liquid.

I think the S9000 Prestige