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I've exclusively used electric razors since I started shaving, specifically Norelco rotary head shavers. My facial hair is limited to my moustache and chin and is quite sparse, which seems common among Asian men. Recently, my Norelco Series 3500 malfunctioned after only two months, and replacement rotary heads extended its life for just over a month. When I power it on with the head closed, it seems something is preventing the blades from spinning. I'm hesitant to continually purchase replacement parts if this issue is persistent. I'm on the lookout for a reliable electric shaver that is suited for someone with my hair growth pattern—ideally, one that doesn't break the bank but still delivers quality and longevity. Do you have any recommendations for electric shavers that are particularly good for minimal facial hair and known for their durability? I'm considering whether to invest in a high-end model or if there are more affordable options that won't compromise on quality. If anyone has experience with this particular model or faces similar issues, your insights would be greatly appreciated.

I've had good experiences with a Braun Series 3 shaver for minimal facial hair. It's reliable and reasonably priced.

Check out Braun Series 3 or Panasonic Arc4, both solid for lighter shaving needs and lasting build!

Sounds like your Norelco's playing 'hard to get' with your facial hair. Check out Braun or Philips OneBlade; they're like the knights in shining armor for the sparsely-bearded!

Sounds frustrating! Have you considered foil shavers as an alternative?

Try Braun Series 3, budget-friendly and durable.

Beard woes begone! Try a foil shaver?

I had a similar issue with a Norelco razor. I switched to a different brand and got better longevity. Maybe considering a different brand could help!

I understand your frustration. Consider trying a different reliable brand.