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The Braun Series 5 HC5530 is a hair clipper for precise haircuts at home. With 17 selectable cutting lengths between 3 and 35 millimeters, it handles various hair types and styles. The Memory-Lock function remembers your last selected setting, which regular users will appreciate. The waterproof housing and grip-friendly handle make cleaning under the tap easy.
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€49.90
Go to shopThe Braun Series 9 PRO+ 9675CC is a high-quality electric shaver for thorough facial shaving. The device features a flexible shaving head with five blades that deliver a close shave down to 0.00 mm, plus intelligent SensoAdapt technology that measures beard density 300 times per second and adjusts performance accordingly. The integrated precision trimmer allows for detailed finishing of sideburns. The set includes a cleaning station for hygienic maintenance and a travel case with integrated charging function, making the shaver practical for use on the go.
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€311.90
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With shavers and hair clippers, the first thing to settle is whether the device can be used wet or only dry. Wet-and-dry models can be rinsed under running water and used with foam or gel, which is often more comfortable on sensitive skin. A second point is the supply of spare parts: shaving heads and blade blocks wear out, and how long a manufacturer offers matching parts affects how long a device stays usable. Third, it is worth looking at the charging setup, meaning whether fast charging is possible, whether the device can run from the mains and whether the battery can be replaced if needed.
Simple dry shavers and clippers for occasional use mostly cost somewhere between about 30 and 70 euros. If you want wet shaving, longer battery life and several attachments, you often end up at around 80 to 150 euros. Above that, from roughly 200 euros, you mainly add comfort features such as cleaning stations, displays or more flexible shaving head suspensions; the actual cutting performance does not rise to the same degree. Well-known brands such as Braun, Philips or Panasonic cover all of these ranges, so comparing within one price class usually pays off more than moving up.
You can recognise a good deal by a price clearly below the average of recent weeks, not just below a high list figure. Previous-year models are often worth a look, because little tends to change between generations. Discounts typically cluster in November, around the turn of the year and before Father's Day. Also factor in running costs: replacement shaving heads are usually due every one to two years, cleaning cartridges regularly. A cheap device with expensive wear parts can cost more over the years than one that seemed pricier at first.
