Amazon slashes electric shaver price from £85 to £25 - but hurry
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A little-known electric shaver on Amazon has dropped to just £25.64 - offering rotary heads, attachments and an hour of battery life for a fraction of the price of big-name rivals
Men’s electric shavers can run into many hundreds of pounds, with big brands like Braun, Philips, and Remington offering high-end shaving tech for as much as £700.
So it makes this deal on Amazon look like an incredible bargain. It's an unbranded, triple-head cordless rotary shaver that usually costs £84.99, but Amazon has discounted it to just £25.64.
For that, you not only get a USB-rechargeable IPX7 shaver, but you get a small set of attachments, including a beard trimmer, a precision blade, and an ear and nose-hair trimmer.
It has the same floating heads design that the premium razors offer, which means the heads can move around to meet the contours of your face, and there's a one-touch acceleration button which gives the motors a boost for heavier loads.
The battery is said to last for up to an hour, and it charges in just one and-a-half hours, and it even has a percentage remaining indicator, which is so much more useful than the usual LED lights system on some premium brands.
There are two versions offered on the Amazon listing, a black one for £39.99 and an Obsidian Black one for £25.64. Weirdly, they both look identical, but make sure you pick the right one before checking out.
This is a limited-time deal, set to end on Wednesday, so you need to be quick. Click here to find out more.
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