Laifen launches new compact electric shaver that promises power without the usual vibration
It also provides up to 100 minutes of use
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Laifen has launched the new P3 electric shaver, Featuring a twin high-speed linear motor system, a compact design and up to 100 minutes of battery life.
It's priced at £139.99/$159.99, and available to buy from Amazon and selected retailers.
Laifen has expanded its grooming range with the new P3 electric shaver, bringing the brand's precision-focused technology to a more accessible model. It follows the Laifen P3 Pro, which earned four stars in our full review earlier this year.
The Laifen P3 introduces a new self-developed twin high-speed linear motor system, delivering 12,000 x 2 cuts per minute. Laifen says this helps reduce vibrations against the skin, addressing one of the biggest complaints many users have with even the best electric shavers.
Priced at £139.99/$159.99, the Laifen P3 is available to buy from Amazon and selected retailers from today.
Available in black, white and blue, the P3 uses a durable PC body with a ceramic-like Monocoat finish, which provides a more secure grip. It also features a stainless steel blade net and an ultra-thin 0.55mm hypoallergenic foil with low nickel, helping deliver a smoother, gentler shave.
The built-in battery provides up to 100 minutes of use from a full charge. If you're in a rush, a quick three-minute charge provides around seven minutes of shaving time. There's also a dedicated travel lock mode, activated by holding the power button for two seconds.
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Lizzie is T3's Senior Staff Writer, covering the latest in smart home, lifestyle and beauty tech. From skincare gadgets to vacuum cleaners, she's your go-to for trends and top recommendations.
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