Automatic Rechargeable Electric Shaver

You catch the five o'clock shadow in the elevator mirror and the shaver is already in your pocket.

This is a mini electric shaver built for the moment stubble shows up between a real razor and the next one. The metal barrel sits in a closed fist, the round cutter head twists off for a quick rinse, and a Type-C port on the base tops it back up in about three hours.

Under the fine stainless steel mesh, the rotary blades spin at speed to lift and cut flat stubble on the cheeks, jawline, upper lip and neck. The VTT and Konka Supritzee models carry a single six-blade head, while the GT6 runs a three-head rotary face for a wider pass. Dry over bare skin at the desk, or wet with a little foam over the sink.

Key Benefits

• Pocket format The capped metal barrel is short enough for a jacket pocket, a gym bag side sleeve or a desk drawer.
• Type-C charging The port on the base takes the same cable as your phone, roughly three hours from flat to full for cordless shaving.
• Steel mesh head A fine stainless steel guard rides over the spinning blades so the edge meets stubble and not raw skin.
• Rinse under the tap The head lifts off and the body wipes down, so trimmed hair washes straight out instead of packing in.
• Wet or dry Run it over dry skin for a fast pass or add a thin layer of foam over the sink, your call each morning.

Best for: men who want a second shaver for the office drawer, the travel bag or the door pocket, and anyone chasing a quick touch up between full shaves.

Why It Works

The round head floats against the face so it follows the curve of the jaw and the dip under the nose without you pressing hard. A brushed motor keeps the blades turning at a steady pace and the running noise sits in the quiet 36 to 45 decibel band, low enough to shave without waking the house.

Quick Product Facts: Rotary cutter head with fine stainless steel mesh; single six-blade head on VTT and Konka Supritzee, three-head rotary on GT6; brushed motor; built-in 500 to 800 mAh lithium battery; Type-C charging, about three hours to full; wet and dry use; washable head; 36 to 45 dB; ships with cleaning brush, plus a pouch and spare heads on the two and five-spare kits.

How It Fits Your Routine

Keep it capped in the top drawer at work. When a late meeting lands and the jaw looks rough, twist off the cap, run the head along the cheeks and neck for a minute, and walk in looking fresh.

Drop it in the wash bag for trips. It charges off the same Type-C cable as your phone, so there is no extra brick to pack, and the closed cap keeps the blades clean against your toiletries.

Once a week, lift the head off and brush the trimmed hair out with the included brush, then rinse the head under the tap and let it dry before it clicks back on.

FAQ

How does it charge? Through the Type-C port on the base. A flat battery reaches full in about three hours, then runs cordless for your next shaves.

Can I use it in the shower? The head lifts off and rinses under the tap, and it takes a wet shave with foam. Keep the Type-C port dry and do not soak the body.

What is the difference between the models? VTT and Konka Supritzee use one six-blade round head. The GT6 uses a three-head rotary face that covers more skin per pass.

What comes in the box? The shaver and a cleaning brush as standard. The two-spare and five-spare kits add a storage pouch and extra cutter heads.