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Comparison Panasonic ES-LV9Q vs Panasonic ES-LV95

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5D electric razor head follows the contours of the face
Typefoilfoil
Shavingwet and drywet and dry
Waterproof++
Nozzles
built-in trimmer
built-in trimmer
Specs
Shaving heads / foil
5 pcs /and 2 silicone rollers/
5 pcs
Motor revolutions14000 rpm14000 rpm
Replacement nozzle modelWES9036, WES9177, WES9170WES9032, WES9173
Features
movable head / foil
possibility of water rinsing
child lock
movable head / foil
possibility of water rinsing
child lock
In box
self-cleaning station
case
self-cleaning station
case
Power source
Power supplybatterybattery and mains
Operating time45 min45 min
Charging time1 h1 h
Charge level indicator
Voltage switchingautomaticautomatic
General
Display
Weight215 g200 g
Color
Added to E-Catalogdecember 2017october 2013

Replacement nozzle model

Model of replacement head(s) compatible with electric shaver. This data will be useful primarily when looking for spare nozzles.

Power supply

Type of power source used by the shaver:

Mains. The shaver is typically powered by a household supply of 230 V, though other voltage variations are possible. When connected to this power supply, users don't need to worry about limited device operating time since the razor operates as long as there's mains voltage. This eliminates the concern of battery depletion. However, these razors rely on a power source and the cord can restrict movement. Modern models sometimes feature a hybrid system combining mains and battery power for greater flexibility.

Battery. The shaver operates using its internal battery, offering maximum autonomy without needing an external power source. This design provides freedom of movement by eliminating the need for a mains cable. However, the battery's lifespan is finite, requiring periodic recharging. Inexpensive models lacking charge level indicators during use might pose a risk of running out of power unexpectedly, such as mid-shave, necessitating a recharge wait.

Batteries. The shaver is powered by replaceable elements (batteries). Such devices, in their advantages and disadvantages, are in many ways similar to rechargeable ones: on the one hand, they are autonomous, on the other, the operating time is limited. The main difference is that a “dead” battery can be easily replaced if...you have spare ones with you; the built-in battery does not provide replacement, and the only option is charging, often quite long.

— From the cigarette lighter. Power supply from the car's on-board network through the cigarette lighter plug (or a separate auto socket of the same size). Shavers with this power supply can be charged and/or used directly in the car, which can be useful for those who spend a lot of time behind the wheel.

Charge level indicator

The presence in the design of the electric shaver charge level indicator.

It's important to highlight that in this context, an indicator refers specifically to a visual representation of the charge level. This could manifest as a battery icon or a percentage displayed on the display. Such an indicator significantly simplifies battery monitoring, minimizing the possibility of being unexpectedly left with a depleted battery.

Display

The presence on the body of the shaver own display, which can display various service information. The display can be equipped with its own backlight. Its presence makes the use of the shaver more convenient, but significantly affects the price of the device.
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