I find the new vibrating version is underpowered. I has one AAA battery and needs two. The battery only lasts about four shaves.

terrible - a good shave, but only one time - If you haven't shaven for a few days and then try to use it (new) it will fill up with hair and become useless before you have even finished. A waste of my money.

Never would have thought this razor would do it to it like it does. Honestly, I used my first Quattro for months--the women's version, that is. It just did not wear out--worked great every time. For comparison, I used some of my husband's Gillette two-blade razors, and they just did not cut for long. Probably a razor maker does not want to go on and on about how long their product lasts--after all, they are rewarded by your buying more of their product. But this puppy LASTS! I'm impressed and think the cost is worth it.

Find it to give a better shave with less irritation than any of the Gillette Mach3 or Fusion products. The blades are also cheaper, so it's a win-win for me with the Quattro.

I love to shave my legs w/ this razor it gets my legs SO smooth & smoother so much longer! Very nice!

Bad, Bad, Bad!!!

I normally use the Gillette Mach3. I went to Wal Mart to buy some new blades and unfortunately they were all sold out. So, I was desperate. I decided to try this Quattro. It looks cool and sleek and tempting. But after using it for a few minutes, I can easily say that this razor is absolutly terrible. This would be the razor that the devil would hand out to all of his minions to torture them with. The little metal wires surrounding the blades prevent the blades from doing their job - cutting the hair.

Even a dull Mach3 blade is better than the Quattro anyday...

Very comfortable shave, and the equal to Gillette's Mach 3. By far Schick's best product ever. The blades do last longer than on the Mach 3. A little pricey, though, which is why, for now, I am staying with Gillette's Sensor Excel.