Corded AND Cordless? Does this shaver work in both corded AND cordless modes?
1505842
No, you can NOT use it while charging. Since this is a shaver that you can also use in the shower for wet shaving, Panasonic disabled this feature as a measure of safety. If you run out of battery you can quick charge it for 5 minutes, it should give you enough power for a complete shave.Hope this helps.
1505843
NO. The cord is only for charging, and must be removed in order to use the razor. Kind of a nuisance if you run out of battery charge when half way done.
1505844
No, you can NOT use it while charging. Since this is a shaver that you can also use in the shower for wet shaving, Panasonic disabled this feature as a measure of safety. If you run out of battery you can quick charge it for 5 minutes, it should give you enough power for a complete shave. Hope this helps.
1505845
Why would you want to use it with the cord attached? It charges incredibly fast. It has a digital display that shows remaining charge so you should not run out. If you do, plug it in and it will have sufficient charge for a complete shave in about 10 minutes.
192256
Yes, included is a power cord. cord/cordless: you can shave with the unit unplugged or plugged in.
1797937
Yes it is cordless, cord to charge. Works at full charge at all times plugged in tho, takes about 30min to fully charge. Easy to clean. This is the best shaver on the market. Easy to use. Just about as close as a straight razor
144226
The one I bought has variable speed, but probably not as much power as a plug in dremel or oster trimmer, but you really don't need more IMO. The plug in Peticure is much more powerful than the cordless one.
776
I would not buy the cordless version. MUCH less power than corded. I would have returned mine but I took too long to try it for the first time! =(
727946
Yes, but I believe the motors on all cordless shavers wear out. I replaced the blade on mine, and it still has trouble trimming my sparse hair. Get a new Peanut.
1931950
yes, it does work with the cord & the battery discharged. In fact, I believe most of my old chargeable razors such as norelco, panasonic, etc., worked corded with the battery discharged. Thanks for asking
2169133
No. I don't believe any of the Panasonic Arc shavers operate in "corded" mode. You must first recharge it.
1336689
Yes it Does, and it sits in a Cradle that the Cord is cliped to, Keeps the unit uoright and ready for use! Simply pick up the Razor and shave and return it to the cradel when done! I tested this unit with others and came back to it after trying other electric razors. I compared all considered razors to a Multi-Blade disposable razor and this Razor gives me a smooth shave and is so great I now have 2 units, one is my traveling companion and it will easily cut a 5 Day growth (I Don't Shave while Hunting) without a Hic_Cup!
1082771
The shaver itself does not have a cord. It works like a rechargeable toothbrush. The way it charges is by the plug in stand that the shaver rest in. So every so often it needs to be in the stand to recharge.
1172406
It's cordless - but it's a piece of junk. Broke after 5 uses. Do yourself a favor and get the Andis GTX - best trimmer on the market (but it is corded)
125729
I have found this true of other cord only shavers. Manufacturers/distributors realize there are only 1 or 2 electric corded shavers made by each manufacturer, so they jack up the price. Actually, they're no more than the battery shavers (rechargeables) but I suspect the manufacturers know when you buy the corded version instead of the battery version, it will last much longer so you're willing to pay a premium for it. Up until 10 years ago, corded shavers were the cheapest. Fortunately, Amazon still has the basic, corded Braun 130S for less than $18...I bought 3 as they're cheaper than buying the replacement foil and cutter. I have found this true of other cord only shavers. Manufacturers/distributors realize there are only 1 or 2 electric corded shavers made by each manufacturer, so they jack up the price. Actually, they're no more than the battery shavers (rechargeables) but I suspect the manufacturers know when you buy the corded version instead of the battery version, it will last much longer so you're willing to pay a premium for it. Up until 10 years ago, corded shavers were the cheapest. Fortunately, Amazon still has the basic, corded Braun 130S for less than $18...I bought 3 as they're cheaper than... » Read More I have found this true of other cord only shavers. Manufacturers/distributors realize there are only 1 or 2 electric corded shavers made by each manufacturer, so they jack up the price. Actually, they're no more than the battery shavers (rechargeables) but I suspect the manufacturers know when you buy the corded version instead of the battery version, it will last much longer so you're willing to pay a premium for it. Up until 10 years ago, corded shavers were the cheapest. Fortunately, Amazon still has the basic, corded Braun 130S for less than $18...I bought 3 as they're cheaper than buying the replacement foil and cutter. « Show Less
342121
Yes. The shaver can be operated either on battery alone and/or with the charging cord plugged in. As best I recall the box came with the shaver, charging cord, carrying case, and a cleaning brush. Hope that I could be of help.
1622770
It is cordless; uses 2 AA batteries; fairly quiet (no razor that goes back & forth will be totally quiet); does a good job. Best of luck
572764
It is not a cordless unit. However, it is a great tool for cutting jambs and casings. As a professional floor installer, I use it almost every day. Blades can sometimes be hard to find.
342119
It does work while plugged in which is definitely a plus. The battery is also decent. In the box is the shaver, the plug, and a tiny brush from what I remember. It also has a foam case for travel.
1803516
According to Dyson, it does not work with any cordless. Truth be told I can see why. It needs a TON of suction to engage the internal gears.