BroShaver 3.0, DIY Back & Body Hair Trimmer - Wet or Dry Shave for Men. Split Handle Razor with Ergonomic Grip

I recently purchased the BRO SHAVER, Back Shaver for Men, and I’m thrilled with the results! Here's my detailed 5-star review:1. Easy to Use: This back shaver is incredibly user-friendly! The design makes it simple to shave your back by yourself without needing to twist or turn in uncomfortable ways. The handle is long and provides great reach, making it easy to get to those hard-to-reach areas without straining.2. Wet or Dry Shaving: I love that I can use the BRO SHAVER wet or dry! I’ve tried it both in the shower and dry, and it works perfectly in both situations. Whether you’re doing a quick touch-up or a full shave in the shower, the performance remains consistent.3. Shaves Smoothly and Closely: The shaver gives me a smooth, close shave every time. It’s gentle enough not to cause any irritation but still gets the job done without needing multiple passes. The blades are sharp and work well for trimming body hair effectively, even in tough spots like the upper back.4. No Expensive Replacement Cartridges: One of the things I appreciate most about this product is that there are no expensive replacement cartridges. The blades are durable, and the shaver works just as well over time, which saves you money in the long run compared to other shavers that require constant replacements.5. Comfortable Grip: The ergonomic handle feels comfortable and gives great control while shaving. It’s easy to maneuver, even with wet hands, and doesn’t slip out of your grip. It makes the entire process much smoother and less of a hassle.6. Durable and Well-Made: The construction of the shaver is solid. It feels well-made and sturdy, so I know it will last through many uses. I’ve had no issues with it breaking down or showing signs of wear.7. Perfect for Large Areas: The shaver is designed to cover large areas quickly, making it much easier to shave your back or other body areas compared to smaller, handheld razors. It doesn’t take long to get a nice, clean shave, and I appreciate how efficient it is.8. Convenient and Affordable: I was surprised at how affordable this product is compared to other options on the market. It offers great value for the price, considering its effectiveness and durability.Final Thoughts: The BRO SHAVER, Back Shaver for Men is an excellent product for anyone looking to easily and effectively shave their back and body hair. Whether you want to do it wet or dry, it’s comfortable, efficient, and affordable.🌟 Highly recommend this back shaver for anyone who wants an easy, smooth, and irritation-free shave!

Great. Smooth. Didn't even feel it so at first I didn't think it was working. I have used it only once at the time of this review but I think it is what I was looking for. Recommended.

Tried my Bro Shaver for the first time yesterday. I'm still at the hospital, and should be released this afternoon. KIDDING! All in all it performed as promised with a little extra, somewhat unexpected effort.First off, I'm a middle-aged white dude with a fairly smooth back (couple bumps or moles, here or there but mostly clear). My back hair is fairly thin and wispy, evenly distributed across my back, and at the point of this writing is about an inch long. I've had my back waxed once before ... ONCE (GOOD LORD) ... and have been resigned to using my hair clippers since then to periodically remove my aft mane. Despite repeated attempts at often painful contortion, this always requires a family member to help with the last bit. (I rotate through them - I'm not sure if I'm hoping to avoid them all needing therapy, or if maybe it will make them all actually need it. Maybe it's a shared experience they can bond over, or perhaps get a group discount). That's where things sat prior to this purchase for years.The process went pretty well and results were acceptable. Thumb screws were easy to manage. The blades went in easily (came with a bunch - I think 3 boxes of 5 double-edged blades?). The setup was surprisingly simple and functional, if medieval, but not in an off-putting way, necessarily. I don't know if I was expecting something medical-grade or from NASA or what, but I got past the toy-like appearance and assembly and dove in.First few strokes were disappointingly ineffective, but things picked up pretty fast. Multiple swipes of an area yielded good results, with little rows of cut hair piling up at the end of my strokes and on the shaver. I worked my way around from using horizontal strokes from the right side - pulling left to right (until my shoulder felt like it would burst into flames), the right hand from the top pulling upward, then left from the top, then finally left side horizontally. I repeated these motions as I figured out what worked and didn't, how much pressure to apply, etc.In the end I ended up with a very smooth, close shave across my entire back that was slightly more stubble than a traditional face razor, but much better than my clippers. I had 3-4 small cuts in all, mostly from me trying poor shaver positions at bad angles (see below), or an errant zit or mole I didn't know about. My skin got blotchy and freaked out a bit, but that and most of the cuts chilled out after a shower. I'm very satisfied with my results. I'm not sure if I can get another shave out of these blades or not, but will try to next month.Stuff I learned:- I shaved dry, and the hair does not fall to the floor. It seemingly exploded from my back all over the bathroom as I shaved. Thank god for hand vacs. Who knew.- It's not called a shoulder-shaver for a reason. Resist the urge to try and drag 3 inches of blades across your shoulders, neck and clavicle. I took a couple divots (and felt stupid).- Prepare to get a little cold. I learned this from shaving my head - the difference in insulation on your body between stubble and clean-shaven is far more than you think. I didn't think it would have the same effect on my body, but it sure did. In addition to the funky feeling of my back feeling the fabric of my clothes up against it again, I (and it) got super chilly, and I even got the sniffles a little (and put on more layers).I'll definitely keep using it, and am glad I didn't pop for the smaller, more expensive one. I'll update this if needed. If you read this far, God bless you and your horribly bored day!!!!UPDATE 2023!!!I've been using this thing regularly for a couple years, and things only get better. My skin is used to it, so very few cuts and no more rash or irritation. I've learned the optimal angles and pressure. I've only used it dry-shave and have never had any issues. Not sure I'll try it in the shower, but who knows - maybe I'll be feeling crazy some day. I will also say this - if you don't remember how many times you've used your blades, then it's time to burn the 30 cents and swap them. Every time I go ahead and swap them out it's like when I finally get new wiper blades and every time say to myself "MAN! WHY DIDN'T I DO THIS BEFORE! MAGIC!" (yes, I'm easily impressed)- Happy shaving!

This thing is great. I tried the electric one I had before and they went to crap so I took a shot on this. Shaves quickly and smooth and I have a lot of hair. Only slight drawback is the hair can get clumped in the razor and plastic but not an issue if showering or dipping in the sink. Buy this and the pack of refill razors and you’re set.

Simple and easy to use. Actually does a good job.