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One of the best electric shavers you can buy is discounted today

Series 9 Pro Electric Shaver with PowerCase on a white studio background.
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Everyone appreciates the best shave possible. That can be achieved when you buy the Braun Series 9 Wet/Dry Electric Shaver while it’s on sale at Best Buy. It’s typically priced at $300, but right now you can save $50 and pick it up for $250. It’s a seriously worthwhile investment and we’re here to explain why before you hit the buy button.

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Why you should buy the Braun Series 9 Wet/Dry Electric Shaver

Braun makes some of the best electric razors around with the Braun Series 9 topping our list of the best razors for sensitive skin. It has all the features you could need with up to 50 minutes of cordless shaving per full charge.

With a pivoting head, you can easily enjoy a close shave on your neck. It can move in 10 directions so no hair is left uncut. A protective skin guard helps keep you safe while there are two types of trimmers for targeting difficult hairs. There’s also a cleaning brush included for keeping things hygienic. It has a washable design so you simply place the shaver head under the faucet after use.

Adding to the convenience, the Braun Series 9 Wet/Dry Electric Shaver also comes with a charging stand so it’ll look good in your bathroom. It also includes a travel pouch for when you’re working away from home. An LED display helps give you a heads up on battery levels along with hygiene status while it also has a worldwide voltage for all your travel needs. Other useful features include being able to use it whether it’s plugged in charging or not, as well as self-cleaning capabilities.

A good electric shaver is a valuable part of anyone’s self-care plan. The Braun Series 9 Wet/Dry Electric Shaver has simplified it all while also ensuring you look great after every shave. It’s a great electric shaver for those who want to look at their best without any complications. Usually priced at $300, it’s down to $250 at Best Buy so you’re saving $50 off the regular price. Right now is the ideal time to buy. Snatch it up before you miss out.

Jen Allen
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Jen Allen is a technology and lifestyle writer with over 10 years of experience.
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