I´d say the braun 9 pro.(we didn´t test the pro plus yet) The Philips device is more comfortable to use but braun achieved a bit better shaving results.
Panasonic arc 5 out of 5 blades compared to Braun 9 pro (4 blades), Panasonic's engine gives 14,000 cycles and Braun's only 10,000. in the texts he shaves the best. it has a vibration cleaning function without a washing station, but there is also a version with a station. I bought it myself when I saw people shaving half their faces with Braun and half with Panasonic Arc. Some men's hairdresser shaved his head with Braun 9 pro plus and Panasonic arc 5 and Panasonic were better. inside the Panasonic there is metal and the brown part is plastic. Braun is made in China and designed in Germany, and Panasonic is actually made in Japan. The washing station is from China. The only cool thing about Brauna is the powerbank charging case. I have a Panasonic. previously Philips. After using Nishman 8 golf gel, Philips shaves very quickly and is most comfortable for the skin. however, Panasonic shaves very close to the skin, closer than Braun series 9 pro plus or Philips 9000, like a razor blade, which makes the skin very smooth for many hours. On the cheeks, Panasonic shaves bald the first time. same under my breath. I need to improve it a bit with Philips. The Philips shaves the beard faster and the Panasonic... you just have to move a little harder, 20 seconds more. In general, for shaving the neck and difficult places, Philips is better than Braun or Panasonic. but the Panasonic blades don't shave so close to the skin and after 4 hours you have sandpaper on your face. Panasonic... 8 Poland after shaving. the hairs barely grow back. there is no rough surface (sandpaper) on the brew yet. I can feel it a little, but very weakly. That's the difference. I wouldn't choose Braun. expensive and the effect is worse. Less tits: 10,000 instead of 140,000 in the most expensive Braun model. It's like having 100 horsepower in a car in a Braun 9 pro plus and 140 horsepower in a Panasonic. 4 blades in braun and 5 blades in arc 5. Philips works, I replaced the blades with new ones and I have two types. the best Philips and one of the best Panasonic foils. There is also a Panasonic arc 6... 6 blades. Only here it is 3 times more expensive. Since it is as good as a foil shaver and the only difference is one more blade, a cleaning station, the engine has the same number of cycles and the battery is the same, I chose the 3 times cheaper Arc 5 model. When it wears out, I will buy a new one. I don't have to worry about it falling down, breaking down, etc. And there's a secret that isn't talked about. Every Panasonic blade, whether internal two blades or external 3 in foil, fits every Panasonic Arc 5 razor. Literally every Arc 5 model can get a blade from another Arc 5 model as a replacement. The only difference between them is these gold wires. They are simply there to prevent people from pressing the razor so close to the skin. Braun has it too. Braun series 9 pro plus is advertised as having 5 shaving elements... in fact, 4 blades and one wire so as not to press the blades so hard against the skin... . Funny. Arc 5 actually has 5 blades and even the version without *wire* or owls can be changed by purchasing the appropriate foil later.
@@LukeleStrange I have had 3 Braun 900o shavers ..shave well.. however the electronic prongs in the base rot away quickly through electrolysis. This ruined a good shaver . If it had the charging port like the Philips it would be perfect. I now have Philips (bought today) as I got sick of my Brauns only lasting a year or less.
I disagree that rotary shavers are more difficult to use than foil shavers; I think it's just the opposite, in fact. With foil shavers you typically go back-and-forth in a straight line, but you have to do so according to direction of hair growth. If you're moving in a circular motion (which is not difficult), you simply don't have to worry about direction of hair growth. Of course, you can move foil shavers in circular motions as well (oh no, heresy!).
I get what you mean. I think it just boils down to personal preference in the end. The overall handling of the foilshavers and shaving with it came more naturally to us. Your point made sense though! Never thought about it like that.
All these Prestige S9 have a standard charging port at the bottom, it is covered by a metal clip. Standard charging port however does not work, this is by design. Philips just did not remove it, weird, I know.
We didn´t test the Arc 5 yet so sadly i can´t say anything about that. Of the other 3 the Philips Series 7000/9000 woud be the most comfy. A Braun Series 7 or OneBlade provide better shaving results though.
@@AmonnRa Its because of the shaving mechanism. Its quite close to a classic wet shave. Although its way more comfy to work with a s9000 as an example. You also have to change the shaving head every 2 months at latest with the oneblade. so some additional costs in the end. In the long run a oneblade isnt necessarily cheaper than the top appliances.
@@wunschgetreu-reviewsmadein195 Ok, thanks for info. I need clean face for my job but problem is cartridge razors are not good for my skin, in my country in many shops Braun series 9 pro is around 550 euros but I found it at price 360 euros so i'm thinking to buy it
@@AmonnRaPanasonic arc 5 out of 5 blades compared to Braun 9 pro (4 blades), Panasonic's engine gives 14,000 cycles and Braun's only 10,000. in the texts he shaves the best. it has a vibration cleaning function without a washing station, but there is also a version with a station. I bought it myself when I saw people shaving half their faces with Braun and half with Panasonic Arc. Some men's hairdresser shaved his head with Braun 9 pro plus and Panasonic arc 5 and Panasonic were better. inside the Panasonic there is metal and the brown part is plastic. Braun is made in China and designed in Germany, and Panasonic is actually made in Japan. The washing station is from China. The only cool thing about Brauna is the powerbank charging case. I have a Panasonic. previously Philips. After using Nishman 8 golf gel, Philips shaves very quickly and is most comfortable for the skin. however, Panasonic shaves very close to the skin, closer than Braun series 9 pro plus or Philips 9000, like a razor blade, which makes the skin very smooth for many hours. On the cheeks, Panasonic shaves bald the first time. same under my breath. I need to improve it a bit with Philips. The Philips shaves the beard faster and the Panasonic... you just have to move a little harder, 20 seconds more. In general, for shaving the neck and difficult places, Philips is better than Braun or Panasonic. but the Panasonic blades don't shave so close to the skin and after 4 hours you have sandpaper on your face. Panasonic... 8 Poland after shaving. the hairs barely grow back. there is no rough surface (sandpaper) on the brew yet. I can feel it a little, but very weakly. That's the difference. I wouldn't choose Braun. expensive and the effect is worse. Less tits: 10,000 instead of 140,000 in the most expensive Braun model. It's like having 100 horsepower in a car in a Braun 9 pro plus and 140 horsepower in a Panasonic. 4 blades in braun and 5 blades in arc 5. Philips works, I replaced the blades with new ones and I have two types. the best Philips and one of the best Panasonic foils. There is also a Panasonic arc 6... 6 blades. Only here it is 3 times more expensive. Since it is as good as a foil shaver and the only difference is one more blade, a cleaning station, the engine has the same number of cycles and the battery is the same, I chose the 3 times cheaper Arc 5 model. When it wears out, I will buy a new one. I don't have to worry about it falling down, breaking down, etc. And there's a secret that isn't talked about. Every Panasonic blade, whether internal two blades or external 3 in foil, fits every Panasonic Arc 5 razor. Literally every Arc 5 model can get a blade from another Arc 5 model as a replacement. The only difference between them is these gold wires. They are simply there to prevent people from pressing the razor so close to the skin. Braun has it too. Braun series 9 pro plus is advertised as having 5 shaving elements... in fact, 4 blades and one wire so as not to press the blades so hard against the skin... . Funny. Arc 5 actually has 5 blades and even the version without *wire* or owls can be changed by purchasing the appropriate foil later.
This is the newest we testet from philips. just like the s9 pro from braun. The S9 released a newer version not too long ago. If i remember correctly the S9 pro +. We havnt testet that one yet though. The best in terms of its core function(shaving) would be the s9 from Braun in our opinion. Also the oneblade 360 is relatively new. A bit different kind of appliance but really good shaving results.
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when you get tired during shaving, you really need more sleep
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Which is better for you, this s9000 prestige or braun 9 pro? (Or pro plus)
I´d say the braun 9 pro.(we didn´t test the pro plus yet)
The Philips device is more comfortable to use but braun achieved a bit better shaving results.
Panasonic arc 5 out of 5 blades compared to Braun 9 pro (4 blades), Panasonic's engine gives 14,000 cycles and Braun's only 10,000. in the texts he shaves the best. it has a vibration cleaning function without a washing station, but there is also a version with a station. I bought it myself when I saw people shaving half their faces with Braun and half with Panasonic Arc. Some men's hairdresser shaved his head with Braun 9 pro plus and Panasonic arc 5 and Panasonic were better. inside the Panasonic there is metal and the brown part is plastic. Braun is made in China and designed in Germany, and Panasonic is actually made in Japan. The washing station is from China. The only cool thing about Brauna is the powerbank charging case. I have a Panasonic. previously Philips. After using Nishman 8 golf gel, Philips shaves very quickly and is most comfortable for the skin. however, Panasonic shaves very close to the skin, closer than Braun series 9 pro plus or Philips 9000, like a razor blade, which makes the skin very smooth for many hours. On the cheeks, Panasonic shaves bald the first time. same under my breath. I need to improve it a bit with Philips. The Philips shaves the beard faster and the Panasonic... you just have to move a little harder, 20 seconds more. In general, for shaving the neck and difficult places, Philips is better than Braun or Panasonic. but the Panasonic blades don't shave so close to the skin and after 4 hours you have sandpaper on your face. Panasonic... 8 Poland after shaving. the hairs barely grow back. there is no rough surface (sandpaper) on the brew yet. I can feel it a little, but very weakly. That's the difference. I wouldn't choose Braun. expensive and the effect is worse. Less tits: 10,000 instead of 140,000 in the most expensive Braun model. It's like having 100 horsepower in a car in a Braun 9 pro plus and 140 horsepower in a Panasonic. 4 blades in braun and 5 blades in arc 5. Philips works, I replaced the blades with new ones and I have two types. the best Philips and one of the best Panasonic foils. There is also a Panasonic arc 6... 6 blades. Only here it is 3 times more expensive. Since it is as good as a foil shaver and the only difference is one more blade, a cleaning station, the engine has the same number of cycles and the battery is the same, I chose the 3 times cheaper Arc 5 model. When it wears out, I will buy a new one. I don't have to worry about it falling down, breaking down, etc. And there's a secret that isn't talked about. Every Panasonic blade, whether internal two blades or external 3 in foil, fits every Panasonic Arc 5 razor. Literally every Arc 5 model can get a blade from another Arc 5 model as a replacement. The only difference between them is these gold wires. They are simply there to prevent people from pressing the razor so close to the skin. Braun has it too. Braun series 9 pro plus is advertised as having 5 shaving elements... in fact, 4 blades and one wire so as not to press the blades so hard against the skin... . Funny. Arc 5 actually has 5 blades and even the version without *wire* or owls can be changed by purchasing the appropriate foil later.
@@LukeleStrange I have had 3 Braun 900o shavers ..shave well.. however the electronic prongs in the base rot away quickly through electrolysis. This ruined a good shaver . If it had the charging port like the Philips it would be perfect. I now have Philips (bought today) as I got sick of my Brauns only lasting a year or less.
I disagree that rotary shavers are more difficult to use than foil shavers; I think it's just the opposite, in fact. With foil shavers you typically go back-and-forth in a straight line, but you have to do so according to direction of hair growth. If you're moving in a circular motion (which is not difficult), you simply don't have to worry about direction of hair growth. Of course, you can move foil shavers in circular motions as well (oh no, heresy!).
I get what you mean. I think it just boils down to personal preference in the end. The overall handling of the foilshavers and shaving with it came more naturally to us. Your point made sense though! Never thought about it like that.
There is a version with a charging port at the bottom and a standard mains power wired charger.
All these Prestige S9 have a standard charging port at the bottom, it is covered by a metal clip. Standard charging port however does not work, this is by design. Philips just did not remove it, weird, I know.
model with active power port is sp9820
What is best electric razor for sensitive skin and close shave between Panasonic Arc 5, Braun series 7, Philips s9000 and Philips oneblade?
We didn´t test the Arc 5 yet so sadly i can´t say anything about that. Of the other 3 the Philips Series 7000/9000 woud be the most comfy. A Braun Series 7 or OneBlade provide better shaving results though.
@@wunschgetreu-reviewsmadein195 Ok thanks but i'm confused how Oneblade with price around 50 euros can shave closer than s9000 with price of 360 euros
@@AmonnRa Its because of the shaving mechanism. Its quite close to a classic wet shave. Although its way more comfy to work with a s9000 as an example. You also have to change the shaving head every 2 months at latest with the oneblade. so some additional costs in the end. In the long run a oneblade isnt necessarily cheaper than the top appliances.
@@wunschgetreu-reviewsmadein195 Ok, thanks for info. I need clean face for my job but problem is cartridge razors are not good for my skin, in my country in many shops Braun series 9 pro is around 550 euros but I found it at price 360 euros so i'm thinking to buy it
@@AmonnRaPanasonic arc 5 out of 5 blades compared to Braun 9 pro (4 blades), Panasonic's engine gives 14,000 cycles and Braun's only 10,000. in the texts he shaves the best. it has a vibration cleaning function without a washing station, but there is also a version with a station. I bought it myself when I saw people shaving half their faces with Braun and half with Panasonic Arc. Some men's hairdresser shaved his head with Braun 9 pro plus and Panasonic arc 5 and Panasonic were better. inside the Panasonic there is metal and the brown part is plastic. Braun is made in China and designed in Germany, and Panasonic is actually made in Japan. The washing station is from China. The only cool thing about Brauna is the powerbank charging case. I have a Panasonic. previously Philips. After using Nishman 8 golf gel, Philips shaves very quickly and is most comfortable for the skin. however, Panasonic shaves very close to the skin, closer than Braun series 9 pro plus or Philips 9000, like a razor blade, which makes the skin very smooth for many hours. On the cheeks, Panasonic shaves bald the first time. same under my breath. I need to improve it a bit with Philips. The Philips shaves the beard faster and the Panasonic... you just have to move a little harder, 20 seconds more. In general, for shaving the neck and difficult places, Philips is better than Braun or Panasonic. but the Panasonic blades don't shave so close to the skin and after 4 hours you have sandpaper on your face. Panasonic... 8 Poland after shaving. the hairs barely grow back. there is no rough surface (sandpaper) on the brew yet. I can feel it a little, but very weakly. That's the difference. I wouldn't choose Braun. expensive and the effect is worse. Less tits: 10,000 instead of 140,000 in the most expensive Braun model. It's like having 100 horsepower in a car in a Braun 9 pro plus and 140 horsepower in a Panasonic. 4 blades in braun and 5 blades in arc 5. Philips works, I replaced the blades with new ones and I have two types. the best Philips and one of the best Panasonic foils. There is also a Panasonic arc 6... 6 blades. Only here it is 3 times more expensive. Since it is as good as a foil shaver and the only difference is one more blade, a cleaning station, the engine has the same number of cycles and the battery is the same, I chose the 3 times cheaper Arc 5 model. When it wears out, I will buy a new one. I don't have to worry about it falling down, breaking down, etc. And there's a secret that isn't talked about. Every Panasonic blade, whether internal two blades or external 3 in foil, fits every Panasonic Arc 5 razor. Literally every Arc 5 model can get a blade from another Arc 5 model as a replacement. The only difference between them is these gold wires. They are simply there to prevent people from pressing the razor so close to the skin. Braun has it too. Braun series 9 pro plus is advertised as having 5 shaving elements... in fact, 4 blades and one wire so as not to press the blades so hard against the skin... . Funny. Arc 5 actually has 5 blades and even the version without *wire* or owls can be changed by purchasing the appropriate foil later.
This shaver has been out for over three years. Is a new one coming soon? What is the latest and greatest?
This is the newest we testet from philips. just like the s9 pro from braun. The S9 released a newer version not too long ago. If i remember correctly the S9 pro +. We havnt testet that one yet though. The best in terms of its core function(shaving) would be the s9 from Braun in our opinion. Also the oneblade 360 is relatively new. A bit different kind of appliance but really good shaving results.
What text to speech engine are you using?
We are using ElevenLabs at the moment.
how is it on the neck?
I´d say something around a 6 or 7 out of 10. It leaves a few hair. A foil shaver performs a little better on the neck. Or OneBlade.
Which one is zero shaver due braun 9 pro or this ?
Do you mean like which one gets closer to "0 mm" ? I´d say the one from Braun.
@@wunschgetreu-reviewsmadein195 yes i mean with no catch palpation because im in a military
Smooth. Closer shape especially in the neck ,?
@@easy493 Of those 2 it would be the series 9. Or an OneBlade. Those get even closer to the skin but are a bit less comfy to work with.