Gizmodo: shaver

Rong Zun 758 Razor Cellphone Features a Built-In Shaver

Sean Fallon — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:40:00 EDT

I'm all for convergence, but some gadgets just don't belong together—like MP3 players with tasers and, in this case, cellphones with shavers.

The Rong Zun 758 Razor is a GSM phone that features a detachable bottom plate covering a working shaver along with dual SIM card slots, a 2.6-inch touchscreen, 3-megapixel camera, MP3/MP4 player, FM radio, GPRS, Bluetooth connectivity and a microSD slot. It also features an endorsement by David Beckham (whether he knows it or not).

Not bad for only $115—if you are willing to spend money on a shady Chinese product and spend the day picking out small beard and/or pube hairs from your mouth. [i-Pmart via 2dayBlog]

USB Card Shaver Disguises Your USB Shaving Shame

Elaine Chow — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:45:00 EST

This USB Card Shaver is the thinnest of its ilk that we've seen and, with a diameter of only 10mm, is perfect for the man-on-the-go trying to hide that he uses an USB shaver in the first place.

The product page explains that its great for business, traveling and as a holiday present for your loved ones. One charge will last you 12 hours of shaving. If you didn't bring your computer, just use the included USB to AC Adapter. Yours for roughly $32. [Rakuten]

no!no! Shaver Gets Its Name Right, Not Much Else

Benny Goldman — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 13:15:00 EDT

The no!no! Shaver is a device that keeps your nether region looking smooth by using a "thermodynamic wire to transmit the heat to the hair". In other words, it burns the hair clean off your man parts (or lady parts!). If that wasn't enough, the no!no! is "characterized by (the) odor" of sweet, sweet burning hair. This sounds like hell, and that's coming from someone who is no stranger to self-inflicted grooming torture. Available for $250 at Sephora, it comes with free shipping. [product page via BBG]

Sol Shaver Solar Razor Keeps You Civilized Even in the Wilderness

Charlie White — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 19:00:00 EDT

You never know who you may run into when you're traveling in the wilderness, hiking the long trails and climbing those big mountains, so you really want to be clean-shaven, don't you? The Sol Shaver Solar Razor solves that problem, never needing any batteries, plugs, or any other of those unfortunate reminders of civilization. It doesn't look half bad, either, but that shiny quality will cost you $61. Or you could just let that scraggly beard grow wild, for that grizzled outdoorsy look. Fahgettaboudit. The only people you meet out there will be toothless guys talking about what a purdy mouth you have, anyway. [Eco Friend]

World's Fastest Recharging Shaver Means You'll Never be Late Again

Jason Chen — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 16:00:35 EDT

Despite having a two-week battery life, it seems our razors always seem to run out of juice just when we need to run somewhere. With Sanyo's "world's fastest recharging shaver," which gives you a week of shaving in only nine minutes (or one minute if you're just going for that single shave), you'll also be able to avoid being accused of hogging the bathroom socket when your wife needs to do whatever she does in the bathroom every morning. – Jason Chen

Now it is possible to charge fully in just nine minutes! [AVING]

USB Shaver: Rechargeable, Less Crappy

Jason Chen — Mon, 18 Dec 2006 14:45:29 EST

A bit like the other USB Shaver, this second horseman improves on the first in both price and functionality. Instead of being tethered to a USB port, this shaver is battery powered and rechargeable, which means you don't have to get shavings all inside your laptop because your USB cable is only 3 feet long. Good news for the poor Dell repairman who has to refurbish your machine.

Other improvements: $22 instead of $30, straight-foil instead of dual-heads, and a light-up USB port so you know when it's plugged in. Not bad for a razor you're not afraid to accidentally leave behind in your hotel room. – Jason Chen

Rechargeable USB Shaver [Brando]

The Mangroomer: One-Man Back Shaver Demoed

Jason Chen — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 16:00:20 EST

If you were still wondering how well the self-grooming Mangroomer works, check out this video. As they say, seeing is believing, and the victim's back is noticeably less hairy.

Despite some redness afterwards, the Mangroomer still managed to score a 4 out of 5 from the guy who used it. Sounds good to us. – Jason Chen

Product Page [Amazon]

MANGROOMER Back Hair Shaver

Jason Chen — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 21:45:45 EDT

If you thought Asians weren't hairy, well, for the most part you'd be right. But in my case, you'd be as wrong as many times as I have hairs on my body—which is a lot. Luckily for me (and anyone around me) there's the MANGROOMER, a DIY electric shaver that reaches your back and rids you of your natural coat.

Since the MANGROOMER is electric, your back-ne should stay intact as you nunchaku your way to a chihuahua-like sheen. It's only $39.95 on amazon, and comes personally recommended by Joel "Bear Rug" Johnson. – Jason Chen

A surprise bonus after the jump.

Product Page [Amazon via Dethroner]