It’s extremely practical with its integrated LED lights and sturdy metal hooks, allowing you to hang it from any door. I even used it as a body trimmer with the 4.5mm guard — and it works incredibly well, especially on the legs as you can take advantage of the curved blade.

The Silver Pro is fitted with a less powerful motor, so the performance won’t be quite as good as in the case of the other two.

I honestly think this mirror is well worth the investment and it’s a small thing that will make a big difference to your head shaving routine.

Considering my particular use case and needs, I’m zeroing in on the Remington HC4250. (It’s a pity those rotary shavers can’t be used on slightly longer hair – they look dead simple to use. But I don’t like having to do multiple passes, and it looks like they’re pretty rough on skin anyway.) Regardless of the type of shaver you’re using (rotary, foil, clipper-style), it will likely take you longer to complete your shave and the result won’t be as smooth as it can be. The Vagueness of the manual is mentioned more than twice, which I agree with. However, there is quite a lot of information in the manual, even if a magnifying glass is required to see the words. As for downsides, they are the same as in the case of other regular electric razors that are being used as head shavers. For example, a head shaver like the Skull Shaver Pitbull is practical and will give you that smooth, bald look, but it will only work if your hair is short.While you’d be using circular motions with a rotary razor and straight strokes with a foil shaver, make sure it’s always against the direction of hair growth and adjust it accordingly. You can use your free hand to feel any remaining rough patches and also assess the direction of hair growth. But with some careful planning and informed decisions, a quality electric head shaver will cut the hair really close and the results will satisfy most users. The closeness is again surprisingly good, but something like the Balder Pro or the Pitbull will shave much closer. You’ll notice that I always referred to both the Series 9 and 9 Pro because they perform extremely similarly when used as head shavers. While the 9 Pro has a slight advantage as a face shaver, being slightly more powerful and grabby, this advantage is nowhere near as obvious when using the shavers to cut the hair on the head (which is a lot thinner and softer than facial hair).