I had high expectations, but disappointed overall:
- hair removal takes much, much longer than with a simple, one (longer) spinning head epilator - this is due to the short spinning heads.
- hair stuck in the spinning head which is very hard to remove (it's also due to the small head)

Pros:
- in wet application the hair removal is surprisingly painless (which is very good!!!)
- no red dots after wet hair removal

I gave 3 stars, because the time is really an issue for me

For the most part I like this product enough that I'm not going to return it. It's relatively comfortable and quiet and I like being able to use it wet or dry. I've used 2 other epilators over the years and this one is the least uncomfortable to use. The interchangeable heads are nice and all are easy to clean.
On the down side, I feel like the unit is underpowered when running the triple head-- it doesn't seem to spin the heads fast enough to 'grip and rip' efficiently. I find that I have to hold the unit still over an area to get most of the hairs removed. Gliding it around, even slowly, misses as much hair as it grabs. The regular shaving head actually works the best. So, if you want a good wet/dry shaver and a so-so epilator this is a good choice. Otherwise, wait until Panasonic comes out with a turbo version.

I bought this after much research and suffering. It's good. It's less painful than my sister-in-law's Remington 'yank your hair out' item. lol

I have back problems and do much better leaning back in the bathtub than bending down to epilate or shave. Bubble bath and lilac shave gel makes it more fun. Yanking my hair out does hurt. Less pain each time, though.
Note: yanking out long hair hurts a lot more than short. Really.

I love that the epilator and razor can be used in the tub or shower. It doesn't say it's ok to dunk it. I didn't dunk it. :)

The person who said to use the little epil attachment on your face seems to have been wrong. lol It hurt really bad, removed very little, and made my upper lip really red. Other than that, most of the scary warnings in the instructions are just lawsuit avoidance. :) I suggest you look at other women's pointers for doing this effectively. The 90 degree thing is important. The pressure should be about like... Read more