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The Panasonic ARC5 ES-LV65-S is a premium 5-blade electric shaver featuring precision 30° Nanotech blades, a multi-flex pivoting head, and an intelligent shave sensor that adapts power based on beard density. Designed for wet or dry use, it offers a fast 1-hour recharge, a high-performance 14,000 cuts per minute linear motor, and a clear LCD battery indicator. Ideal for professionals seeking a close, comfortable shave with easy maintenance and travel-friendly convenience.















| ASIN | B00JWP8F3I |
| Batteries | 1 C batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,098 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #5 in Men's Foil Shavers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (15,134) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | ES-LV65-S |
| Manufacturer | Panasonic |
| Product Dimensions | 2.1 x 2.8 x 6.5 inches; 6.88 ounces |
| UPC | 885170124134 |
W**Y
An excellent razor
I wet shaved for over 30 years. I tried some electric razors (rotary and foil) when I was younger and my skin was more soft/sensitive, and they were all terrible. The ARC5 has finally changed my perception of how good and comfortable an electric razor can be! I usually shave dry and use some Lectric Shave (or similar) before, and some Nivea post shave balm after. This is worth noting right off the bat as I think they are both important parts of my shaving routine and I recommend them both to any electric razor user. It should also be noted that you have to let your skin get used to an electric razor if you've never really used them before. For some that can be a week, for others it may take a month. I totally understand why people get frustrated with electric razors because the first few times can be tricky... you just have to stick with it. But once you do... man, this thing is great. Does it shave as close as a wet razor? No way, but it's good enough and gets pretty damn close with very little irritation or burning... I know I sometimes miss spots, but I used to do that when I wet shave too! After a while, you get to learn where the tough spots are on your face and how to work with them. I still find the whole process more enjoyable, quicker, and more comfortable than wet-shaving. The ARC5 wins for me too in how easy it is to clean. You don't need to use cleaning cartridges and all that nonsense, just some liquid soap after each shave is all you need to keep the blades clean and sharp. The way this comes apart for easy rinsing and cleaning using the in-built cleaning mode is so helpful/useful and mean no silly extra expenses. Overall, a great product with good battery life, excellent performance and comfort, and easy clean up. Highly recommended! Update: After over a year of use, this shaver is still performing well. I do add a touch of oil to the blades and foil every few weeks, but I still just use liquid soap to clean it after every shave, and sometimes give it a bit more of a thorough soak or brush. This shaver still performs well. I am starting to feel a little less closeness, so have ordered a replacement foil and blade set... I think swapping these out every 18 months is a good idea (Panasonic recommends changing the foil every year and the blades every two, so 18 months seems like a happy medium). My only con with the Arc5 over the year is that it definitely performs best if you shave every other day, maybe three times a week. With extended beard growth over, say, 4-5 days, and it does struggle a bit. It's not uncomfortable, it just takes a little extra time to prune your face. I could imagine if you have a very thick or wiry beard, this could be an issue and there may be better options out there.
D**R
Excellent shaver!
After 6+ months of using this razor all I can say is it’s outstanding. Close shave ( almost as close as razor ). Great build quality and ease of use. Easy to clean. Waterproof. Charges quickly and last a long time on charge. Japanese quality. Worth every penny
R**.
Good shaver and good value
I purchased this shaver after the trimmers broke on two Braun Series 9 shavers I had. I'm generally happy with this Panasonic shaver. The only minor complaint I have is that I have to put more effort into getting into the tight corners where my upper lip meets my nose. I guess the Braun had blades/screens a little closer to the edge. This shaver is quiter than the Brauns and I like that. It's also easier/less time-consuming to clean without the extra, bukly apparatus required by the Braun. In gives me a good shave (perhaps microscopically less close than the Brauns), is lighter and easier to hold, and does it all for considerably less money than the Series 9 did.
J**N
Fantastic Razor… Worth It!!
I don’t usually do reviews but this razor deserves it. I’ve bought multiple razors, safety razors, electric razors, bald head razors, etc and I’ve always still dealt with irritation unless I wait at least a week between shaves of my head and issues with razor bumps on my neck is another issue. I have NO ISSUES with this razor and I shave my head every 2-3 days!! I love it! Nice close shave and I still have the head shine. Shaves my neck and face nice too… best purchase as far as razors!!!
S**E
Annoyingly Good
I NEVER write reviews but really had to for this. Strap in. I used to be in the military and couldn’t have facial hair. Then I left and immediately grew a beard. I had that for almost ten years. Then I joined the fire department and couldn’t have a beard (I’m just rocking a mustache instead). When I’ve needed to shave, I’ve taken it REALLY seriously. I’ve used straight i.e. cutthroat razors, I’ve used safety razors, I’ve had badger brushes and shaving creams. You name it, I’ve tried it. I REALLY wanted a straight razor shave to be unbelievably close and awesome. Don’t get me wrong, using one of those feels badass but it was never incredibly close. Anyway, here I am, a couple of months in on a mustache-only regime and due to time and travel (hand baggage only), I thought an electric shaver might be a good idea (despite thinking it absolute sacrilege to go this route). I looked up all the reviews and just about every single one said Braun series 7 or 9. I suspect that Braun have put down some serious marketing cash but I won’t slate them because I haven’t used them. Then I looked at Which? magazine (a U.K. review magazine, which is a paid for subscription and therefore more impartial). Anyway, they recommended a Panasonic that’s a few years old. This one was new and cheaper, so I went with this. Dear reader, I’m devastated to tell you that despite my hours and hours of time, a lot of energy, and cash to get an amazing wet shave, this shaver blows it all out of the water. It’s incredibly quick and genuinely the closest shave I’ve ever had. It’s really annoying. I feel like a total sell-out but it really is that good. A couple of notes: 1. Yes, you will get the occasional hair that refuses to get cut but I found that with wet shaving and eventually they all succumb but it might be on the next shave. 2. I didn’t get the cleaning station. This seems like a blatant up-sell. I got myself a tiny brush and will just use that and the occasional dab of mineral oil. In my experience, these sorts of ‘automatic’ cleaning devices rarely work well. 3. Personal experiences may vary. I have pretty thick hair and get 5 o’clock shadow. My first shave was about 3 days growth and I felt no snagging. 4. I’ve found (perhaps unsurprisingly) that you get a better shave from the middle of the foils, so in tricky places - like around the ear lobe and mustache - you have to get stuck in a bit closer than feels comfortable to get it all. Don’t worry, it won’t hoover up your cookie duster or Van Gogh you. Simply amazing. Honestly, I was shocked. Give it a try (and tell no-one). Update: I’m a few more days in and still amazed on the daily. Battery power is great and yesterday I was pushed for time and ended up shaving in the car; can’t do that with a wet razor. Update - 15 months later: Still happy with the razor but wondered when I should look at changing the blades/foils. General advice seems to be 12-18 months and I’m right in the middle of that bracket. I shave most days and have fairly thick stubble, so figured it’s about time. The new blade and foil set is around $85, so I wanted to be sure. I kept the old set just in case and gave the new ones a go. Unreal. Like a new razor. So close and so fast. It’s annoying to lay out that kind of money but it comes out at about $5.60 a month, so really not that bad. If you’re around the 12-18 month point and aren’t sure, go for it. Oh, and clean your razor daily with a little brush, wash it in water once a week and use mineral oil to keep it lubricated. It’ll extend the life for sure.
U**K
0 a yakın tras yapıyor. Her gün traş olan biri olarak 1 hafta rahat şarji gidiyor. İndirimdeyken almıştım. Yaptığım en iyi e ticaret alışverişi idi. Tavsiye ederim
B**N
I just bought this after trying a Phillips that didn't even compare to the one I've had for over 15 years. This is a great shaver and I would say is as close as a blade without the hassle. Very happy with the purchase.
M**P
Overall excellent product. However one may note the following: 1) Getting the product in UAE was a challenge since the Supplier had cancelled my Order, and upon raising complaints and by placing the Order again, Amazon team did follow-up with the vendor to make them deliver the product. 2) Packet did not contain Oil or the Brush however the Shaver is made in JAPAN, ( and the charger is made in china which is fine) After using the shaver for few times following are my comments: 1) Charging last for 3-4 shaves for me. Shaver is able to give smooth shaving provided the hair length is small. Shaver does an excellent job on sensitive areas like upper lip mustache area. Lower chin and the sides, shaving require multiple try, still not getting a perfect result. 2) Charger connector is proprietary even though it is 5V charger. Panasonic should have used the Type-C charging pin that make our life easy on charging.
K**.
The package comes with the shaver, a soft case and a power adapter. The shaver is simplicity itself: it does not try to connect to my Wifi, there is no app for my phone for it, and "Alexa, shave me" still does nothing. There is just one button for ON/Sensor Off/OFF. There is also no cleaning station, which I have no space for. About the shaver itself: I normally shave with a double-edge safety razor and I use one of the sharper blades for it. The shave I get this way is extremely close and feels fantastic, but it takes a very long time to make: I shave my head and face and it takes me over an hour each time. This cannot be rushed and I have to do it at least twice a week in order to look presentable. The mid-week shave is always a big problem. This shaver was meant to maintain my close shave through the week. There is no expectation that any electric gadget can shave as close as a DE razor can, but I found I can use it to maintain a close shave done by other means. It can take out the tiniest stubble that sticks out after a day or so after a DE shave. So here are my findings: I tried to shave dry and the results weren't impressive. I was presentable, but the stubble was right back just hours later. Needless to say I will not be doing this again. I also tried to wet shave: this gave me a very close shave, almost as close as what I normally get with my DE razor in just a quarter of the time: 10-15 minutes and I was DONE! It had problems with all the same spots my DE razor regularly has problems with, but with an electric razor there are no special techniques to help, there is nothing to be done about it. This shaver is now going to be my "maintenance shaver". My DE razor still rocks, but this one makes the shave last. EDIT: It can handle a 3-day hair/beard fine with a long even slow strokes with only a little pressure, but it struggles with 5-day one. I needed multiple passes for that, and additional time. Today it ran out of juice in the middle of my shave: this was the 4th shave on a charge, roughly 1 hour of actual shave time, which is on par with the specs. I finished by hand and had the chance to see exactly how much hair it leaves. Well, the time savings are good, but the shave is not very close, as expected. I am still happy with my purchase.
V**A
uso o barbeador a seco, pois acho muito mais prático. O barbeador é tão suave, que a gente nem sente o corte dos pelos.
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