You need to change the color to the Blue shaver in the dropdown, and it will change it to $129+, add that to your cart and then apply the coupon code SAVINGS20 at checkout. I believe it defaults to the Silver color which is $200+
But WAIT there's more:
In addition to the shaver & free trimmer, Panasonic will send a promo code for a free gift at Brosh shipped free (an additional $18-$35 value):
https://www.broshpomade
Note: Free Gift with Shaver Purchase - Offer redeemable through October 31, 2026**
**While supplies last.
Got an email a few hours ago, but about 30 minutes after receiving the shipping confirmation, so just be patient.
Email is titled: "Your Panasonic x Brosh Gift is Ready! "
Link to the Brosh promo:
https://shop.panasonic.
Free Gift with Purchase - Offer valid through September 19th, 2026
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In depth review of this model's variant linked below. You can scroll up and read up on the history of Panasonic Shavers and compare all the different models, if you have time:
https://shavercheck.com/panasonic...-ES-LV65-S
TLDR:
Which Panasonic shaver should you buy?
Ranked #1 "Best pick for most users"
"Alternatively, if you live in the USA, check out the newer ES-ALV6HR (red), ES-ALV6HS (Silver), ES-ALV6HA (blue) and ES-LV67-K (black). These shave exactly the same as the ES-LV65-S (same motor and blades), but have a more modern design."
Also in that same review above, there are some Top 5 tips for using and taking care of your Panasonic shaver (hyperlinked below for easier reference):
https://shavercheck.com/panasonic...nic-shaver
Top Comments
Maybe it's my lack of skills, though it doesn't cut my neck nor sideburns well. Had the same experience with Arc3. After a year, it's displaying an icon to replace the foil. I did clean and oil regularly.
Community Reviews
The ARC5 is a foil shaver best known for delivering a very close shave on thick or coarse beard hair, especially when used with light pressure and the right grain direction. It can feel smoother than Braun or Norelco for some faces, and the wet and dry design, rinseable cleaning mode, and included trimmer add convenience. The main drawbacks are neck and sideburn trouble, occasional missed hairs or extra passes, and a learning curve that gets worse with longer growth. Replacement foils also seem pricey, and the bundled trimmer has been out of stock at times, making it a solid fit for short, regular shaves.
Men with thick beard growth, because it cuts thick facial hair well and gives especially close shaves on coarse hair.
Shavers who prefer a very close electric shave, because it can feel smooth to the touch with almost no pressure.
People who shave every day or every other day, because longer gaps can cause snags and poorer results.
Head shavers who want a smooth finish, because it works wonderfully on the scalp.
People who want a one-pass shave on longer growth, because it can miss hairs and needs pre-trimming or repeated passes.
Men with sensitive necks or sideburns, because it can leave hairs there and require extra passes that irritate the skin.
Buyers who want long-lasting blades and foils, because replacement foils can show a replace warning after a year and parts are expensive.
Shavers expecting a cleaner mess-free cleanup, because cut hairs can be thrown around instead of staying contained.
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In depth review of this model's variant linked below. You can scroll up and read up on the history of Panasonic Shavers and compare all the different models, if you have time:
https://shavercheck.com/panasonic...-ES-LV65-S
TLDR:
Which Panasonic shaver should you buy?
Ranked #1 "Best pick for most users"
"Alternatively, if you live in the USA, check out the newer ES-ALV6HR (red), ES-ALV6HS (Silver), ES-ALV6HA (blue) and ES-LV67-K (black). These shave exactly the same as the ES-LV65-S (same motor and blades), but have a more modern design."
Also in that review above, there are Top 5 tips for using and taking care of your Panasonic shaver (hyperlinked below for easier reference):
https://shavercheck.com/panasonic...nic-shaver
Also added all this to the Wiki
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Good luck!
Jon
Do you want someone to rename "Japan" to "USA" so that people will believe these are made in USA?
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