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Oct 07, 2012
Excellent design, incredibly compact, powerful & close shave for $25
1 of 1 found this helpful Okay, this product is not flawless, but for the size, price, and features, I can't imagine how you would do any better.
Why I bought this product: I now have use an electric shaver for medical reasons, but frankly I was getting sick of lugging around a regular razor and shaving cream on short trips-- losing the blades or forgetting to replace them, cleaning the razor with water, getting it dry before it went back in my bag, etc. I prefer electric anyway, and I like to travel really, really light, so the size and form factor is perfect.
What I like about the product: The switch is designed so this unit will NOT turn on in your carry-on or checked luggage. Have you ever had the TSA pull you aside because your battery-operated razor turned on and your bag started buzzing as you went through security? Trust me, it's embarrassing! The case is great, too-- protects the unit well, clasp is neither too tight nor too loose, and is only slightly bigger than the shaver. This unit will give you a very close shave, though you will have to go over some areas on your face two or three times. The two AA batteries provide plenty of power for this; I'm using low-capacity rechargeables, and I have already gotten six nice long shaves. The mirror inside the case is pretty cheesy and distorted, but it's nice to have for a camping trip.
How does it compare: Of course, it's not going to quite match the shave you'll get from a triple-head shaver, but it really comes very close. Because it's small, you have to clean it a bit more often, but if you read and follow the directions, that's not a problem. The price is just insanely low, too. And I've read that these things last for a really long time... I don't know that for sure, but the build quality certainly seems robust for a $20 gadget.
Oct 17, 2024
I liked this watch more than I expected,...
I liked this watch more than I expected, despite small negative display being hard to read & lack of auto-EL, which is now normal. Smaller digital window has one advantage: It's blocked only by the minute hand for 10 minutes per hour, larger ana-digi windows are blocked by the hour hand as well. Great for smaller wrist (6.5 inches) and the finish of the analog dial has the same multicolored highlights as the GST-B400, but more legible dial. Casio's app is invasive, find another BT option.
Apr 22, 2024
The Big Ana-Digi G-Shock That Fits a Small Wrist
A large, sleek-but-zoidoid-looking watch that actually fits a 6.2 inch flat wrist with no overhang, and does not feel nearly as heavy as it is. With the bracelet sized fairly tight, I forget I even have it on. Unlike a lot of the new G-Steels, this has full auto-EL light for the dial and display, which I really like for driving or biking at night. The other plus is atomic synch w/ the signal for Fort Collins-- a particularly attractive feature just at this moment, when Casio is trying to force everyone to use their ghastly, invasive Casio+ app. 200m waterproof, and the usual complement of G-Shock bells and whistles -- timer, stopwatch, alarms, World Time. The only negative functionally is that the buttons are a little hard to press if you are bouncing around on a mountain bike-- totally workable, but might take a couple of tries. These originally listed for $570, typical grey market was around $500 for a long time, and now you can find some in the low $300s, so if you like the style and features, it's a good time to bite.