Tip Regarding Electric Head Razors (Sold on AliExpress, Amazon, etc.)

Jim Elliott

Jim Elliott

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I still find the shave of my new MG1199 one-headed electric head razor really rough, even after a few weeks. I had a brainwave, and removed the head of the razor and looked at the underside. I then took the head of my nine-headed electric head razor and removed it, as well, and looked at the underside, too. Both heads have the identical triangular piece of plastic underneath, so I took the head of the nine-headed electric head razor and put it in the body of my MG1199 one-headed electric head razor and it fit perfectly. This was a perfect solution because replacement heads for the MG1199 one-headed electric head razor can't be found online anywhere. Now I'll use the nine-headed electric head razor's head on the body of the MG1199 one-headed head razor.
 
I just bought this head. It's magnetic, as all the new ones are. I don't know for certain that it will fit my MG1199 head razor body, but I am hopeful that it will.
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Here's an update. I guess this order was just for the top part of the head and not the hair chamber because they didn't send the hair chamber. So, I guess what I'm going to have to do if I want the hair chamber is order one of these Maxgroom JK-1800 head razors and then just keep the hair chamber.

That makes sense since these new heads are magnetic. What I ended up doing was snapping on a replacement, non-magnetic razor head onto my head razor. The non-magnetic heads are sold as both blade sets and hair chamber in one piece, of course, since you can't simply join them together as you can with the magnetic heads.
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I'll be ordering from a different seller soon. It'll be a different razor head that comes with the hair chamber. Stay tuned.
 
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