..and besides, there's usually some form of commentary or opinion that goes along with it. That initial post seemed as if you were employed by Gillette. There's been a history of that type of post behavior here as well.
Does it really make the hairs stand on end (which would be a definite benefit) or does the pulsing simply make the blades act like an electric knife, where there are cutting motions?
Got a Quatro as a present and give it TWO THUMBS DOWN!
As a completely satisfied Mach 3 user, here's my take:
~ It's way too big, just really unwieldly.
~ I suspect those 7 little guide/support wires interfere with proper, efficient cutting. Unless one were to keep the motion of the razor completely perpendicular to the hairs (an impossibility), those hairs are going to be corralled/bunched into those wires. Also, those wires are going to keep the blades from touching the skin as closely as they otherwise would.
~ The blades got less sharp after only ONE USE! It actually cut me on the third shave.
By contrast, I can use a mach 3 for maybe a month and it has never cut me.
ps, if anyone is interested, we had a pretty good razor thread here awhile back.
pss, JOHN THOMAS, don't be dissin' ol Forest Gump there, we like our razor threads!
years ago i had a blade razor, i think it was made by Remington, that had a vibrating head. (start vibrating head jokes now!) it took a Gillette refill blade. the vibrating head had the effect of ultra rapid mini strokes (another joke opportunity!) that gave a very smooth close shave. it was powered by a single AA battery. when it finally died, i tried to find another one 'cause it gave a great shave, but they had discontinued it.