Kenneth B.
It's great, but you have to learn to use it correctly.
After two shaves I was actually planning on writing a bad review and returning the razor, I'm glad I didn't. Here's my experience: My first shaves were horrible, I've never had skin burn so bad. I was ready to throw in the towel, but decided to give it one more shot. Changed the razor, but more importantly; watched the instructional video. Turns out that I wasn't keeping pressure on the top of the razor. This caused the razor to be at a bad angle when shaving. Keeping pressure at the top of the razor so the mechanism can do its job to keep the razorblade at the right angle is the most important tip I can give to new users. There's one thing that I do miss. I'm used to a Gillette fusion razor which has a trimming blade on the top. Fine trimming feels very difficult for me with this razor. If OneBlade could develop a separate razor made specifically for trimming, I'd be able to throw away the Gillette