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Introducing the Xiaomi SO WHITE ED1 Mini Electric Razor

Xiaomi offers the new traveler's razor at a surprisingly cheap price of HUF 5000!

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The new razor rotates three blades. They rotate 360 ​​degrees under a very thin steel plate, spotted with honeycomb-shaped holes, just 0,07 millimeters thick, which is curved but thin and flexible, so it follows the curves of our face. The motor in the razor rotates at a maximum speed of 5500 rpm. The battery responsible for the power supply can be charged in about two hours, and can be used for 90 minutes on a single charge. Assuming short daily shaves, you only need to charge the battery once a month. This can be done via a standard USB Type-C connector.

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The upper part of the razor can be removed, the part containing the knives can also be removed, so it can be cleaned more conveniently. Of course, he won't be harmed by running water either, the IPX5 water protection allows you to wash the headpiece under the tap. IPX5 protection also allows you to shave not only dry, but also by moistening your face or using shaving foam. An extra extra is that the razor also has a travel lock. Pressing and holding the power button locks the shaver so that you do not accidentally start it in your suitcase or backpack while traveling.

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A structure called SO WHITE ED1, which is very attractive on the outside, but at the same time simple, with the characteristic design of Xiaomira, is now extremely cheap. We haven't received a coupon for less than $ 20 so far, but Geekbuying is now asking $ 17 for 50 cents for a plain deal, which at today's exchange rate means a purchase price of $ 5000.

We can buy it here: Xiaomi SO WHITE ED1 Mini electric razor

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