The best…electric razors

Philips Norelco SensoTouch 3D

In our testing, the performance of this razor was “unmatched,” with “virtually zero hair-tugging” even through three-day stubble. Because the head flexes and tilts, it “doesn’t miss a single curve on your face.”

$200, walgreens.com

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Source: Gizmodo.com

Philips Norelco Click & Style

Our testers preferred this Norelco overall. It comes with three detachable heads, for shaving, styling, and trimming. It’s a bare-bones choice, but it won’t pinch skin or pull hairs, which is what matters most in an electric razor.

$70, amazon.com

Source: Men’s Health

Gillette Fusion ProGlide Styler

This “lean and light” shaver is three tools in one: electric trimmer, body-hair groomer, and manual razor. Its power mode ranks “a step up” from pricier options, and its manual blade is always there to deliver a close final pass.

$20, pgestore.com

Source: The Wall Street Journal

Remington Smooth & Silky

Our favorite electric razor for women has two rows of blades for regular shaving plus a flexible trimmer for the bikini area and stray hairs. The flexible hypoallergenic foils protect against nicks and cuts.

$25, remingtonproducts.com

Source: Real Simple

ShaveTech USB Travel Shaver

This compact razor might be the best choice for grooming on the go. “About the size of a smartphone,” it packs easily into a pocket or bag, and it has a foldout USB connector for easy recharging via laptop or any other USB-equipped device.

$30, shavetech.com

Source: Details