Razorba Sum3 Power Back Hair Shaver

Like other reviews have stated, it's not the closest shave. It works, but I find myself going over my back hairs a few times for the stragglers. I have only one major CON I'll leave at the end of my review.There are two things you need to know when using this:-oil blades regularly. It'll make all the difference.-charge after each use.If you have sasquatch back, this wont work for you. This is ok for my fine hairs, but even I struggle to get everything trimmed. I'll end up buying the more expensive trimmer anyway to get that closer trim.Last: there is nothing discreet about this! You have to have a good sense of humor to own this war-hammer looking thing! It's huge!The only real bad thing I have to say about this is the packaging! There was no bubble wrap, no external (discreet) shipping box. Nope, just came into my post office in a big blue box, with the words printed clearly on the side: BACK HAIR TRIMMER, for all the world to see!! lol I laughed it off, but was a little embarrassed. Especially because the post office workers were all trying not to smile, when they went back and retrieved my package that had been waiting for me for a week!

It's does work make sure you charge fully first and use some clipper oil in the blades to make it cut a little better. Electrical blades work best on longer hair then if needed use a regular disposal blade for a smooth shave. can use in shower too is a plus. The issue I had with this the electrical blades be angled down maybe toward the handle would have given a more comfortable and closer shave instead of being straight.

Finally found a product that works well. I have used my Razorba three times (once a week) and report no problems. When I got it, I charged the battery overnight before using. I use it 10 minutes each time and I'm still on the first charge. It's easy to use, and within three sessions I feel like a pro. It would have gotten 5 stars, but it's a bit loud and doesn't offer additional blade sizes. It would be nice to have a bit closer cut. If the company offered surgical close blades(size 00) with rounded edges to eliminate scratches, I'd bump it to a 5 star product. Not sure why they don't since replacement blades are avaiable. Maybe an idea for the future.... Still glad I bought it and I plan to have one for a long time. Maybe I'll get my wish and see a closer blade size added to the company inventory.

I wanted to buy the Razorba Warhammer but with no return policy and a $70 price tag I thought I could get the Sum3 Power instead. Sum3 Power has similar capabilities to Warhammer of holding your Gillette Fusion Proglide razor with the 'bonus' of having an electric shaver as well.Big box, no instructions but pretty self explanatory on what to do. Device is quite heavy when you're holding over your head.The electric shaver is not nearly powerful enough to work as a back razor - and you're going to mark up your back quite a bit when you use it.Trying the Sum3 Power with a Gillette Fusion Proglide - the razor does fit snugly in the provided hole - but the razor moves too much when in the hole - this is probably to make it more 'flexible' to the contours of your back - but in reality this makes the device much less effective than just reaching around with your own hand holding the razor - except for the upper middle of your back - where you can apply enough torque to keep the razor straight.All in all - I got this for 70% off list price (they are probably blowing them out) so I'm happy that I did not buy a warhammer for $70 as I'd be much more disappointed - but I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

I think this thing is great!!! Other reviewer's complaints about the clippers not generating enough power aren't entirely false but they are a little bit exaggerated by some. Since I already was expecting that based on other reviews I left the unit plugged into the wall for like 8 hours to give it plenty of time to charge before unplugging it for use. By the time I was done using the clippers on my back, the power had seemed to slow down some but that was after I had already run them over my entire back. You can use the clippers while the power cord is still plugged into the wall though and I wouldn't expect them to hardly slow down at all during use if you did that. I have other hair clippers that won't actually allow you to charge them while power to the unit is turned on.I am a little confused by people who complain about the clippers not cutting close enough because the clippers clearly aren't designed to cut razor close... That is the entire purpose of this thing including a holder for your razor. After you have trimmed the hair down to stubble, you are then supposed to shave that stubble with your razor. Considering that this thing is selling for less than the cheapest version that doesn't include electronic clippers, I really don't understand why so many people are complaining about this product. I guess I probably wouldn't be as happy with this product if it had cost me the full "suggested retail price" but if paying that much was the only way for me to purchase this product, I doubt I would have ever actually purchased one anyway. So readers of this review should be aware that the price point of just under $20 (i.e. the amount I actually paid for this item) was a consideration when I selected my 5 star rating for this product.

The electric blade does not recharge at all, and the head is too bulky and heavy to use it manually. If you still want to use this product, just get the manual one.

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