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Hey everyone, I'm on the cusp of transitioning from a manual razor to an electric shaver and have narrowed down my choices to the Philips Series 6000, 7000, and 9000. I understand that the 9000 and 7000 have 8-directional moving heads, while the 6000 series offers 5-directional movement. I am leaning towards the 7000 or 9000 for that reason, assuming it might give a cleaner shave, but I'm not sure if this feature justifies the higher cost. For those of you with experience in these models or comparable ones, could you share if the 8-directional heads truly make a significant difference in the closeness of the shave? Also, if the performance leap from the 6000 to the 9000 series is not substantial, would it be more sensible to opt for the more budget-friendly 6000 series? Lastly, if there's anyone who can compare these to the Braun Series 7 or 9 in terms of smoothness and comfort, that would be incredibly helpful. I'm looking for insights that will help me make the best decision for a close and comfortable shave without unnecessary extra expense. Thanks in advance!

I switched from manual to electric razors recently. The 8-directional heads do make a noticeable difference in getting a closer shave. I'd lean towards the 7000 or 9000 for a bit of extra comfort and closeness.

The 8-directional heads do provide a closer shave, but consider if the extra cost aligns with your budget.

Switched from manual to 7000 series, never looked back!

The 8-directional heads do offer more flexibility around contours, leading to a potentially closer shave, especially with non-sensitive skin.

Have you considered how often you shave? Daily users might benefit more from the 9000's closeness, but for less frequent shaves, 7000 could suffice!

I've found the 7000 series to be a great balance of performance and cost, but personal preferences can vary. Maybe try a store demo for a better sense of the differences?

I transitioned from manual to electric too. I found the 7000 series provides a close, comfortable shave without the higher cost of the 9000. It's been a great choice for me!