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I have one left now.
Gazza bought one.

Never had Braun or Philips shaver. They are too expensive in South Korea.

Most of the Korean guys I know don't have to shave very often as it is.

Kennyshin wrote:Never had Braun or Philips shaver. They are too expensive in South Korea.

That is too bad Kennyshin.
If you travelled abroad, would Korean customs allow you to take back a shaver purchased outside of the country?

Ian wrote:Most of the Korean guys I know don't have to shave very often as it is.

I'm rather an unfortunate case. I'd better shave at least once in a day which I am too lazy to do.

VEFF wrote:

Kennyshin wrote:Never had Braun or Philips shaver. They are too expensive in South Korea.

That is too bad Kennyshin.
If you travelled abroad, would Korean customs allow you to take back a shaver purchased outside of the country?

There are various restrictions. As if buying things overseas were crimes against the humanity. I cannot explain it well because it's also partly luck and fashion - policy fashion I mean. They sure don't like bags full of electronics bought in Japan and Hong Kong. SOB.

I have one of these left.

I am putting the last one up for sale. New in box, never used.
US$50 shipped.
Bonus free Braun travel shaver included.

I can't guarantee how good the built-in rechargeable battery's condition
is at this point, since it has been in my closet for a while now...

One of these sets with rare bonus sold for $58 + shipping on ebay 5 days ago, from a seller with no feedback (yet).
NOT MY AUCTION, FOR COMPARISON ONLY:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=31766&item=4343588156&rd=1

I will put this up on ebay in a few days if not sold here.

One left.
Since this has been sitting in my closet (sealed in mfr's retail box with bonus), I can't guarantee the legth of battery life.
I always use mine as a corded shaver anyway, although I've gone
back to using my 7526.


$35 + shipping.