Good to hear. Yes, not as a razor but about convenience, speed, no mess, and preference. Thanks for your comment!

Hi budduggly do you got the link

@rafaelandino1092 If he does not reply, you can use one of the links in the description.

@@rafaelandino1092 ??? What link.

@budduggly7781 In the description, you can find a link to the RX5 (or Balder Pro) review on the website (Shaving Advisor), or video reviews, and a link to purchase the head shaver. Are any of those what you are looking for? Let me know what link you want specifically, and I will help if you need it.

Thanks for sharing Eric 👍

Yeah, for some guys, it can be best to stick to a manual razor. All electric head shavers are at risk of failure. I guess Remington can send you a replacement. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for your kind comment. I hope the RX5 is the best electric head shaver for you, and you get many great shaves from it. All the best 👍 👌

Thanks Eric. It is always good to hear from you when I get a new review out. You are one happy head-shaving guy 😀😀😀

I'm struggling to find what electric head shaver to test next. Have you seen any you would like to see reviewed? Im looking for brands rather than the copies and multiple offerings on Amazon, unless one really stands out. Many thanks!

Thanks for sharing your head shavers journey. The Palm is not a bad shaver and cheap enough. The RX7 blades are not as comfortable as the Skull Shaver brands, but I have found it a decent shaver.

You are welcome. Thank you!

Will take a look at that one. Thanks for that!

Go for it. I still have a buzz cut with clippers, minus a comb at times, and at other times, shave bald. It's worth doing once just for the experience. Welcome to baldness land 😂😂😂😂😂

do it. I did and I WAAY prefer the shaved head look better than when I had hair.

They won't cut longer hair, and they are not intended to. It's best to shave with at least the max length of a trimmer (or hair clippers without comb), or it takes way too long. A suggestion is getting a trimmer like the Remington -- shavingadvisor.com/hair-clippers/remington-hc4250/ . It's not that expensive and trims down -- buzz cut style- - very fast because of the wide blade system. You can then choose to use a Pitbull head shaver after to get a close shave or keep the 0.5mm, or like me, you can switch from a very short buzz cut one day to completely shaved another day. You will run into issues shaving hair too long with the Pitbull .

Thank you for your kind comment. Out of all I have used I have found the the Skull Shaver Pitbull Gold the best for getting that bit closer. Shaving with an electric head shaver every 2 days is ideal. Do look in the description area for links to the seperate reviews if you need them.

Thanks for sharing. That's the issue with the MicroTouch head shaver I have seen with others. I am still using mine and expecting it to break--but it is a really comfortable shave. It is a real shame that it stops working for many as its blade system is very good. Really appreciate your feedback on that one!

@@shavingadvisor 100% loved the shave it gave. It was comfortable to use. Worked well. Till it didn’t. Worst part is, here is Aus, microtouch is $80 and the pitbull gold is $210. Big jump. But worth it I suspect

@JuicyAUS I am the same about the MicroTouch, and I will continue to see how mine goes. I will contact the company at some point again, too, to see what they have to say about it. That is a huge jump in price... damn. I'm not sure what else you can go for other than the RX5 or RX7, as I have not found any better, as mentioned in the video. I wish I could create my own that outdoes these in terms of longevity, but my guess is getting these made at a profit does not come cheap. Hope you find one that works well for you.

Same problem monument stopped working. It worked great until it stopped

@@user-cp6tj6sb7w Was that the MicroTouch head shaver?

Haha. I would say we are unique souls caught in the middle. The family actually moved further up the North East of England so we could be a little Norther than South once we pick up a better Yorkshire accent! Let me know how you get on with your head shaver choice. Thanks for your comment--much appreciated 👍

What do you mean by sweater? Do you mean your hair on the back of your head grows back fast?

@@shavingadvisor yes if you take off a sweater my head will hit some part of it so that'll become the next colour which gets inbetween the blade and the cover

@TheMistery92 Ohh, Okay. I got ya. I've never thought of that being an issue. So I guess the stubble kind of catches the fibres of the sweater. Thanks for sharing, and I hope your razor solution works as they will shave closer. 👍

@@shavingadvisor Well the problem is the blades get dull after a few sessions so i need a bald shaver and then going after it with the blade. Since the rx5 isn't the easiest to clean the blades and the rings which click them back in are slowly breaking, need an alternative :)

Thanks for your comment. I am actually going to update the Web page and only include dedicated head shavers (I want to keep it very focused). Between the Remingtons and Skull Shavers there is not much difference in closeness. I find the Pitbull Gold gets closer more comfortably than others. The Andis does get very close and similar to the best head shavers I have mentioned, but it does not have the obvious ergonomics, which makes it best suited for fades. Most facial shavers will shave the head fine, too, and the higher end shavers do a great job--but I think they are best when facial shaving with electric shavers is a must. Hope that helps. 👍

@@shavingadvisor Helps a lot. Thanks!

@@mauriciomoscoso7779 You're welcome.

I would say the Pitbull Gold Pro gives a slightly closer shave, but the best thing with the Pitbull is the additional comfort. The difference in closeness is minor, though! Hope that helps a little!

@@shavingadvisor thanks so much

@Johnathan_Johnson You're welcome. Have a great day!

Thanks. Yeah, I am most definitely in support of us balding gents.

Interesting you should ask that as I'm going through a bunch of matte moisturizing products testing for the best ones, right now. Once I get enough I will get a video out. They will be live on the website first before I have enough that i am satisfied to share a video on. The best so far just based on mattifying is the Zero Shine (pricey stuff). Take a look at this page of what i have used so far which includes Zero Shine shavingadvisor.com/bald-head/

I am also trying one right now, from Loreal Men Expert, and it's pretty good and not expensive. That review will be on the website in a couple of days or so.

You can purchase an extra 5 blade head with the Pitbull Gold Pro if needed, but to be honest 4 is fine and 5 blades is the most I think we need. Did you mean the Groomie BaldiePro or Remington Balder Pro? I'm not a fan of the Groomie but some other guys get along with it okay. Both the Pitbull Gold and Remingtons (BalderPro or BalderBoss) are the best head shavers I have used so far. I'm just putting together a review of the Skull Shaver Platinum that you can watch in the next couple of days, but I generally recommend the Pibull Gold over that. Best of luck with what you choose! 👍

@shavingadvisor I was speaking of the groomie baldie pro. I saw a few good things about it and it's cheaper to purchase in the states vs pitbull. However I've seen the pitbull has better blade quality. The only reason I thought about 5 blade was for more mass area to cut faster. Also I believe the groomie baldie pro has higher rpm motor vs the pitbull. I'm not sure if it actually matters that much but it's something I noticed.

@shavingadvisor you didn't care to much for the groomie baldie pro? I'm not a big fan of Remington products which is why I didn't consider them

​@mr3000gtman I have a full review on the Groomie, but lack of comfort was the main factor ( review -- shavingadvisor.com/electric-shavers/groomie-baldiepro/ ). I also have a video you can check out on it -- see the main page. Hope they help!

I've used skull shaver fr 5 months now and the battery sucks , I can't even get one hair shave out of it noe as to be charge straight away, I use a baby bliss to remove all my hair and that's close , then I finish with a skull shaver , but it just runs our I would not Recommend this shaver

That's unfortunate. Did you try another head shaver after? Thanks for sharing!

Yes i have the Hummingbird, love it..​@shavingadvisor

@vanceauclair9499 Okay. I've just had a look at that on Amazon, and it looks very similar to the MicroTouch Titanium head shaver I used and reviewed. Thanks for sharing that, and I will take a closer look at it.

​@shavingadvisor The Battery is great, unbelievable run time, the changing cord top notch, and it is very Efficient, and I love the magnetic head, and the replacement head is only 16.00 Dollars, and it gives you a number to call if any issue, and where they are located.

@@vanceauclair9499 Sounds good. Thanks for the info on that one!

I probably would not recommend one for only five times a year and recommend using whichever razor they currently use a sit is so infrequent. However, for using a head shaver infrequently I probably would suggest one of the Remington head shavers as they are not too expensive. Hope that helps!

I prefer the Pitbull Gold as the best head shaver for comfort and better blades with more flex. But the Remington Boss is a good option, only if it is priced up right and closer to the cost of the Balder Pro, as mentioned in the video.

@@shavingadvisor OK great! Thank you for your quick response. I'm new to head shaving looking for the best one. I'm overwhelmed with all the options lol.

@StuartHoskinson-he4wx You are welcome. Yeah, there is a lot of choice, especially all those on Amazon. I've used more than most people, and it's been a challenge to find a great shaver. The rest you see in the videos I have used really did not perform well enough for me. Good luck with your search.

Thanks for sharing. Do you mean the blade heads had a problem (i.e., went bad)? I own all of them and seem to have been lucky and they all still work.

To be clear, the power heads are what went bad.

@@shavingadvisor I really liked the shaver when it worked. The 2nd power head is still under warranty, but I refuse to pay for the return shipping,. I now don't trust the quality of the product and feel I would be throwing good money after bad. I will look for another brand.

@sarsar5189 Ohh I see. They are USB types and are easy to replace.

@sarsar5189 Yes, you have to pay the shipping, which is not great. It's hard to find any head shaver that lasts for many guys. It could be one of the Remingtons last better for you as I have had less reports (not zero) on them stopping working etc. Even worse reports on some of the others. I wish you luck on your next shaver anyway, and if you find something great, I would love to hear back.

I would go with Remington, being the most reliable and one of the safest buys. The Skull Shavers are more comfortable, and if a person likes the patented ergonomics design, then they might consider them more. The MicroTouch is more comfortable than the Remingtons, too--but my concern is longevity. Hope that helps a little!

@@shavingadvisor I ordered the Skullshaver gold, just looking for a close shave.

@@curtisfunctionalhealthcoach Great. Hope it shaves well for you. Thanks for sharing 👍

All electric head shavers have the potential to fault, but not honoring or even replying to returns/replacements is something I can't get my head around. This is one reason I am almost ready to recommend none other than the Remingtons, as I know they honor the warranty period. Sorry to hear about your poor experience. Thanks for sharing!

Here is my full review on the Groomie head shaver shavingadvisor.com/electric-shavers/groomie-baldiepro/ . I also have a video on it. The bottom line is that the others mentioned in the best head shavers video are better.

That's unfortunate. It happens with all electric head shavers on occasions, unfortunately. How long did you have it until the battery died? Have you returned it for a replacement yet? Thanks for sharing!

Yep, mines just died after a couple of years. Didn't even use it that much

I wouldn't say it was no good, but it wasn't as good or as comfortable as others. This is my review that might help with more detail -- shavingadvisor.com/electric-shavers/groomie-baldiepro/

Great review just to let you know I bought the balder boss and the gold version of the skull shaver by pit bull both work very good 👍 so far very close shave to both head and face and neck so far 😊In other words very happy 😊

I just got my Groomie and it did a much better shave than the last two I've owned.

@Mexi_Khan That's great. Which other two head shavers did you use before the Groomie BaldiePro? Thanks for sharing!

I’m returning the Groomie after 2.5wks of use. This past week my Groomie started shaking pretty erratic while shaving and wasn’t as smooth during the shave as it originally was upon delivery. The shaver itself was operating like a massager (pouncing up & down) and the motor became extremely loud while moving around during use, although it was still shaving hair. Then this morning, it actually was slowing down and dying upon use despite being fully charged. When I removed the blade portion to inspect, I saw that one of the circular rubber pieces where the spinning portion affixes to the blade attachment was out of place.