Advantages: Powerful, Versatile, Easy to use and BEAUTIFUL, too!
Disadvantages: Doesn't cream butter and sugar that well in small quantities, but that's about it.

...Its been such a long time since I wrote a consumer product review that I'm not sure I remember how. Well, here goes nothing, and it looks like you're all in for a long read - once again! (Hope I don't bore you.) As a short introduction, let me tell you why I went looking for a new food processor. You see, I have a Braun Multipractic food processor that I purchased in 1982, which is still in good working condition. Since I purchased it, I've changed the plastic bowl once and the cover twice, but other than that, its still working just fine. However, you should understand that I keep a Kosher home. That means that once a year for eight days for the Passover holiday, everything I use during the kitchen the rest of the year round has to be put away and I can only use things that are Kosher for Passover. Ever since my mother... Read review

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Advantages: Quiet, smooth and comfortable
Disadvantages: Costly as a one off purchase

...One day soon, I will be in a position to write my autobiography, based on the Braun shavers that I have owned and used during my lifetime. I have kept them all, though I have discovered no reason for doing so and no useful purpose for them either.! - it is just a sad reflection on the hoarding tendencies of the Badger clan.! My last Braun - reviewed 18 months ago, decided to play a very nasty trick on me. The contraption it comes with, which cleans and recharges the shaver after each use, decided to malfunction.! I searched for a replacment cleaning unit and the cheapest in the UK costs £52. In the States I could get one for $29, but the cost of shipping, VAT, customs etc put me off. Since £52 is half the cost of a complete new Braun system, I used my old brain, and went for a new Braun. 1 The Purchase %%%%%%%% So, being... Read review

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Advantages: Efficient shaving, smooth shave, reliability
Disadvantages: Skin needs time to adjust - as with all electric shaving

...birthday that I had an electric shaver. If I remember correctly, I think it was a Philishave or something similar. Fantastic, I thought, no more shaving the heads of spots! No just red raw skin and the occasional use of a blade to remove the bristles that the shaver seemed to miss. At least I wasn't bleeding, so when my father said, "you will need to give it time for your skin to adjust and use it twice a day," that didn't go down too well either. Over the years, I alternated between wet and electric shaving until I got a Braun circa 1978. This was shaving heaven; the blades were sharp and sliced through the toughest of bristles without effort and without the feeling that I was sandpapering my face. This shaver was replaced with another new identical Braun (the exact model eludes me right now) in 1987, and my latest acquisition in December... Read review

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Advantages: Good design, high power, easy to clean, blade and stem are dishwasherproof
Disadvantages: Fragile beaker

...When both my old Braun Blenders broke within a couple of weeks I worked out how much use they had had in their lifetime. One was over 10 years old, the other was about 8 years old. bought when I first met my husband and we had two homes for a few years. The older blenders did not take apart to wash. Consequently, I assume, food debris worked up into the motor and clogged it, eventually burning out the motor. I originally looked at the much more sophisticated Braun Multipractic which was advertised on TV over Christmas. However, I already have other appliances which do all the same jobs that this appliance’s attachments do, so looked for another simple stick blender. There is plenty of choice out there. A look on Comet, Argos and Curry’s websites identified half a dozen options made by Kenwood, Phillips... Read review

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Advantages: Lots of accessories, good instructions, excellent range of features
Disadvantages: none specific to the product itself, several to the process of epilating

...I bought this product to replace an older version from a different manufacturer that I have had for about five years. I moved from North America to the UK and my old epilator wasn't dual voltage, so buying a new one was easier than the variety of adaptors and step down devices I would have had to find to keep using the old one. Because I've been epilating so long, its hard for me to comment on the pain level of the Braun vs any other epilator as I really don't get much pain from the process anymore. At first it does hurt when you use it, but in my experience your skin gets accustomed, your hair roots get weaker, and the whole process gets quicker and easier. Quite a few of my hairs on my legs just don't grow in anymore. I do find my Braun to be much more efficent than my previous model, which I believe was a Remington. The Braun... Read review

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Advantages: A great smooth shave and its reasonably priced
Disadvantages: None

...I recently purchased the Braun Cruzer 3 Shaver I bought it for £55 and I will now detail my experience with it aswell as providing all the need to know information. The Braun Cruzer 3 is a battery or mains operated shaver for men. It is blue and black in colour and looks neat and modern. The Braun Cruzer 3 is a single foil shaver with Brauns smart foil design and a multi directional floating head. The shaver also has a dual precision styler and a detachable beard trimmer. I am impressed with this shaver and have found it gives a really nice smooth shave without the risk of cuts. The dual precision styler is perfect for those hard to reach places and is also good if like I have in the past you want to define certain hair lines. The multi directional floating head is also very useful as it moulds to the contours of your faces... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to use, versatile
Disadvantages: Ingrowing hairs

...I was bought the Braun 5580 by my husband for Christmas (it was on my list)!! Normally retails for about £60 and was bought from Boots. I've been using it religiously for the past 2 months....probably about 4 times a week. I use it on my underarms, legs (upper and lower) and bikini line. I have also used it on my upper lip and my husbands chin. This proved too painful for both of us and we've not done it again....so, although you do get an attachment that enables you to use it on your face, you have to have a very high pain threshold to be able to do so. I've always shaved and occasionally have everything waxed, usually when we're going away on holiday or for a special occasion. I shave my legs and underarms everyday and my bikini line every other day (I find it gets stubbly otherwise)...not an attractive look! The Braun... Read review

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Advantages: Powerful and effective
Disadvantages: Big initial outlay

...This is a worthwhile product for those still brushing away with manual toothbrushes. I used to be sceptical, too - but several years with another Braun toothbrush, a 4729, has changed my tune. Don't just take my word - the dentists all seem to agree that power brushing is as good for you as power walking! For those who have an older power toothbrush, let me say that upgrading is worthwhile. My darling wife had to be convinced that this was the case. Her first assumption was that her gadget-addicted husband had just been tempted by another blue neon light. Within a day of using the new Braun, she was agreed that it is a significant improvement. What do you get ? It is a much more powerful model than previous ones, and you can select any of three speeds. It has both oscillating and pulsating action which seems to clean more... Read review

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Advantages: 7600 oscillations a minute, 2 brush heads included, timer
Disadvantages: needs charging every 5 days

...I have been using this Braun electric toothbrush for several months now and so far I am very pleased with it. Unlike many other electric toothbrushes from Braun, this one has a timer that lets you know (it pulsates) once you've brushed for 2 minutes. The head moves 7600x per minute which is less than the 8000 oscillations per minute of the most expensive Braun model, but it is more than sufficiant for the average user. This Braun comes with 2 brushheads included. Technically you should replace the heads every 3 months so these 2 should last you for about 6-7 months. People often complain about the price of the Brush heads, but I think it needs to be seen perspective. An average brush head costs between £3-6, which is between £1-3 a month. Is that really too much? I personally think that's pretty cheap compared to a normal... Read review

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Advantages: seem to work
Disadvantages: price

...Braun Oral-B Pro White Brush Heads After doing my review on my wonderful Braun Oral-B toothbrush I thought I would write a quick review on these replacement toothbrush heads. I had to replace both my boyfriends’ heads and mine the other month and seeing as I was on a trip to Argos I thought I would see if they stocked the head replacements. They did and I was drawn to buying a slightly more expensive head as this one claimed it was a PRO! The head usually cost around £7 for two from Boots but these PRO heads cost me £9.99 pence for the two heads, which is a little bit more, but I thought I would try something new and see how it worked out. I was pretty happy with the results after using the new heads and whether that was because out other brush heads were very worn or truly because this new PRO design really did work... Read review

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