Wirecutter

A solid foil shaver, the F5-5800 is durable, and it performs well for its low price.

TechGearLab

The Remington F5 Foil is a high-value, inexpensive option. This foil cassette razor feels more substantial than we would have expected based on our initial impressions, and it delivers on performance as well. It can run both plugged in and cordless and has a five-minute quick charge, allowing you to still get a shave in even if the battery is drained when you first wake up. Its unique, curved ergonomic grip with responsive foils and shaver head that pivots independently from the rest of the device makes it easier to get hairs under the chin and neck. We love the clear battery indicator light strip, and it is relatively easy to clean under the faucet. 
Overall, we found that this razor wasn't quite as efficient as higher-end models in this review. During testing, it took quite a few more passes to achieve the same results. This is a dry-use-only razor, so you can't take it in the shower, which somewhat reduces its versatility. It also takes slightly longer to charge &mdash; about two hours to full capacity. However, if you want top performance relative to the price, this is one model to strongly consider.

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The Andis ProFoil Lithium Titanium Foil has a long-lasting battery and the ability to run while plugged in. If it runs out of juice mid-shave, you can plug it in and run it as a corded shaver &#40;a surprisingly hard-to-find feature among electric razors&#41;. It also comes with hypo-allergenic gold-titanium foils and has enough power to smooth thick stubble. If you are not one to pay much attention to your battery-powered devices, this model can help bail you out. It has a run time of just over 80 minutes cordlessly, which it achieves with just an hour and a half of charging.
On the downside, this one is a real brick. It's not especially heavy, but it has an extremely boxy shape that can make it somewhat awkward to hold and doesn't particularly conform well to facial contours. Though the foil cassette is flexible, the head itself cannot pivot, making it trickier for uneven surfaces. There is also no pop-up trimmer included, so it is stubble only with this beast. However, if you are not inclined to charge your razor regularly or often find yourself with a dead battery mid-shave, this is the model to check out first.

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