Is the Philips Norelco 2400 Series worth it?

A rotary electric shaver built for flexible daily contact

The mechanism is buried under the glow, let's dig it out. The Philips Norelco 2400 Series Electric Shaver uses 27 self-sharpening ComfortCut blades with 4D Flex Heads. The heads move freely in four directions, so they can follow the curves of your face instead of staying rigid as you move across your beard area.

That movement matters because the listing says the blades cut hair right above skin level while the floating heads keep contact with facial contours. The intended result is a smooth, even finish with less chance of nicks and cuts, including for people who prefer a wet shave or have sensitive skin. Those skin-related benefits are maker claims, not independent test results, but the design choice is clear.

You can use the shaver dry, with foam or gel, or in the shower. That gives your routine some useful flexibility: a quick dry shave on an ordinary morning, or a wet option when you want to pair shaving with your usual product. The pop-up trimmer handles mustaches and sideburns. One-touch opening also lets you rinse the shaver under the tap, while the included USB-A cable handles charging. The power adapter is not included, so check your setup before buying.