- The razor has been reengineered and redesigned to create Gillette’s Most Comfortable Shave
- Maintain optimal blade spacing for comfort, while allowing the blades to adjust to the contours of the face
- Includes an enhanced blade, a comb guard to better align long hairs and new rinse-through slots
- Delivers soothing micro-pulses for incredible comfort
- On-board microchip that provides consistent power, shave after shave
Product Description
New! Gillette Fusion Proglide. Gillette’s best shave, even if you have every day. Fusion ProGlide’s breakthrough blade technology helps deliver Gillette’s most comfortable shave ever in manual and battery powered. Its thinner, finer blades provide significantly less tug and pull and effortless glide. It is Gillette’s most advanced Shaving System.Amazon.com Product Description
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Gillette Fusion Proglide Power Razor, 1-count Package
Pasha Supreme
June 23, 2010 at 12:22 am
Ever since Gillette figured out how to make a fortune selling us razor blades, we have been hooked. The latest generation of their razors either have huge fans or displeased users. I actually don’t mind the Fusion line, but I thought it was getting a little too toylike and less useful at times.
This model is more of a minor update to what you already have. Should you purchase it if you already have a Fusion, probably not until the razor breaks, or if you are just ready for a new one. The blades have not really felt different, but that it always seems to vary from person to person. So For the cost, this is a good trial, but its not the perfect shave we all desire… yet. But knowing Gillette I will be buying a lot more blades for years to come.
Rating: 4 / 5
J. Vierig
June 23, 2010 at 2:47 am
Too many blades! I don’t care how closely they are spaced, or what kind of space-aged engineering material you coated them with, its just too many blades for me (everybody?). Let’s be clear, I grow facial hair quick and thick, and this still tears up my face. I really had high hopes for this one too. I wish they made a 2 blade version of this, because I’m back to my sensor excel. Oh and the power feature, just makes it harder to feel if you are pushing too hard or if you’re about to cut yourself.
Rating: 2 / 5
Sharina
June 23, 2010 at 3:23 am
Used this product for the first time on a beard that was a week and a half old. I usually get razor burn – but not this time! Very smooth shave and no razor burn at all. I will use this product from now on (I formerly used the Gillette Fusion).
Rating: 5 / 5
'MaryLou Cheatham
June 23, 2010 at 4:46 am
It’s too bad there are only five stars! This product is a ten! The re-engineered Gillette Fusion Proglide Power Razor has an unbelievable mixture of features.
It has, according to the label, “incredible comfort.”
The technology is amazing. It has ergonomic side grips to make it easier to handle.
There’s a microchip to maintain constant voltage.
It has a low light indicator to tell when the battery is too low for the razor to give a proper shave.
After eight minutes the razor shuts off.
It is an electric razor powered by a battery. Wet shaving is possible.
The razor has five thin blades spaced close together.
All these features and more are in a redesigned configuration.
Rating: 5 / 5
Hal Jordan
June 23, 2010 at 6:11 am
This razor seems similar to the regular Gillette Fusion (which is the razor I use), except this one has a AAA battery that makes it vibrate. The vibration makes this Fusion feel a little like an electric razor — or how I remember an electric razor feeling, because I haven’t used one in years. The sensation wasn’t particularly pleasant, but would be acceptable, I guess, if the razor was delivering a superior shave. In my experience, though, it doesn’t. I don’t feel I’m getting a shave that is any better or closer than I get with my regular, non-power Fusion. And the vibration seemed to make me go more slowly. So, this razor isn’t really delivering a closer shave, it’s taking me longer to shave, and I found the vibration to be annoying. It’s not something I intend to use. If any of this seems intriguing to you, though, you may want to try it out.
Rating: 2 / 5