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product_id: 10509922
title: "- ARC5 Electric Razor for Men, 5-Blade Wet Dry Electric Shaver"
brand: "panasonic"
price: "1321.15 DT"
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in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Panasonic"
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# 14,000 cuts/min linear motor Wet/Dry waterproof design 5 ultra-sharp 30° Nanotech blades - ARC5 Electric Razor for Men, 5-Blade Wet Dry Electric Shaver

**Brand:** panasonic
**Price:** 1321.15 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🪒 Elevate your grooming game—because your face deserves the future of shaving today!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** - ARC5 Electric Razor for Men, 5-Blade Wet Dry Electric Shaver by panasonic
- **How much does it cost?** 1321.15 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/10509922-arc5-electric-razor-for-men-5-blade-wet-dry-electric)

## Best For

- panasonic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted panasonic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Multi-Flex Pivoting Head:** Effortlessly glides over facial contours—jawline, chin, and neck—delivering a flawless finish with zero missed spots.
- • **Adaptive Power with Shave Sensor:** Smart sensor technology detects beard density and adjusts motor power for a smooth, even shave every time.
- • **Precision 5-Blade Nanotech System:** Experience ultra-close, irritation-free shaves with 5 honed blades angled at 30° for unmatched accuracy.
- • **Long-Lasting Battery & LCD Indicator:** Fast 1-hour charge delivers 45 minutes of cordless power, with a 10-stage LCD battery display keeping you in control.
- • **Wet/Dry Versatility & Pop-Up Trimmer:** Shave comfortably in or out of the shower and detail mustaches or sideburns with the built-in precision trimmer.

## Overview

The Panasonic ARC5 Electric Razor ES-LV65-S combines five ultra-sharp 30° Nanotech blades with a high-efficiency 14,000 cuts per minute linear motor and a multi-flex pivoting head. Designed for wet or dry use, it features a built-in shaving sensor that adapts power based on beard density, ensuring a close, comfortable shave. The cordless shaver offers a 45-minute runtime from a quick 1-hour charge, with a 10-stage LCD battery indicator and a pop-up trimmer for precise detailing. Hypoallergenic blades and waterproof design make it ideal for sensitive skin and versatile grooming routines.

## Description

The fully loaded Panasonic Electric Shaver and Trimmer for Men, ES-LV65-S Arc5, Wet/Dry with 5 Nanotech Blades and Flexible Pivoting Head, is packed with smart, innovative features that deliver a remarkably close and comfortable shave. The ES-LV65-S electric beard trimmer for men, is a five-blade electric shaving system with an active shaving sensor to monitor differences in beard density as you shave and adjust cutting power where needed for the ultimate in smooth, even and comfortable results. These electric razors for men feature 30-degree angle blades to cut hair at its base for close, accurate precision. The multi-flex pivoting head on this cordless razor for men allows the shaver to float along the contours of your face for a clean shave, especially around your sideburns and under your chin. It has a fast, high-efficiency 14,000 cpm linear motor to help eliminate the tugging and pulling. The wet/dry design lets you shave and trim in the shower or bath with foam, gel, or soap lather, then rinse away hair stubble and residue under warm water. The mens electric razors for shaving face include a travel pouch, hypoallergenic blades and foils for sensitive skin, a pop-up shaving trimmer, and an AC recharger with universal voltage.

Review: Why oh why did I wait so long? - I have a moderate beard, kinda Goldilocks sorta thing, not too thick of heavy, but it grows in nice and full if I let it. Being retired, I tend toward maybe mowing it down 2-3 times a week with a cheap cordless hair trimmer before resorting to a multi-blade manual shave in the shower. Been shaving for over 50 years, beginning with my grandfather's old WWII Safety Razor that he took to war. I too took it into the service with me, where daily close shaves were a necessity (I was an Instructor, so ya had to look sharp) and being late was never an option, so after tiring of the blood-letting of too many quick shaves, along with way too many cold water shaves in the field, I finally saw the light and migrated to the multi-blade madness. First two, then three, four, five, ten twelve, who knows now, but I got off of the train at three, and I was always (or more importantly, my wife) more than satisfied with the shower shave results. Typically my face would stay smooth to the discerning touch (again, da wife) for the whole day, and it looked good enough to play for most of a second day at work, but needed work if I had any hopes of something more than Letterman. My Pops had used an old Remington foil head for the last twenty or so years of his life, and I tried it a couple of times back when I first started shaving. Let's just say the old Safety Razor that he gave me was a whole lot kinder, so I never tried again until sometime in my early 50's when one of my kids gave me a Rotary shaver for Xmas. I was always very busy, running my own construction business, and she thought it would be perfect for those mornings when I ran late and wanted to try and shave as I drove to work. Yeah, not really a solution. Aside from the rampant irritation, I'd end up looking like some institutional escapee with patches of missed beard here here and everywhere, so again, back to the manual path I returned. Then, on a selfish whim the other day (kids are all grown and gone, successful and independent, so they no longer need our financial support) I finally decided to treat myself and try the electric path again. Did the usual sifting through too many fake ad review & test sites, read pages and pages of desertcart reviews, and asked everybody I knew who used one, before narrowing it down to the foil type, and from there either Panasonic or Braun. The fact that neither had a user replaceable battery made the prospects of spending for their latest and greatest models seem insane, so I decided upon the Panasonic ARC 5, vs. the 6. In the end, after all of my research the reason I didn't go with the Braun had nothing to do with their razor, but rather that I had a bunch of Panasonic solar Panels that have been great, and an old Braun hair clipper that was trash, so there ya go marketing departments, target that. Finally, to the razor. Charged it overnight, even though it already showed a full charge out of the box, then read the directions telling me not to bother. I used the pop-up trimmer instead of my usual old hair clippers w/o a guard to mow down about a four day growth and then went with a very, very light touch (recalling my past face shredding experiences with other electrics past). In short, the only issues I had were in trying to finish shaving around the silly ass grin that I couldn't seem to wipe off of my stupid face. There were a couple of spots that I went over twice, and it of course didn't get as close as my hot shower manual shave, but this was completely dry, no gel or lotion, which is certainly not how I use the manual. Even stroking my face against my beard grain it feels like my old manual shave would by early afternoon. This was amazing, and I mean not one nic, grab or pull. Holy cow I should'a done his years ago! Since I shaved dry I just blew it out when done, and after close inspection, hat was all that it needed to clear the spent bristles, but I followed the included directions along with a few drops of Dawn dish soap after the second shave. I realize that it's all novel and new, but I don't think I've looked forward to shaving this much since I was 14. Extremely glad I didn't waste money on a cleaning/charging station (I mean it's just too easy and simple to do without). I think the whole two step first shave might have taken all of three minutes, but my second was barely a minute with similarly great results. Quite honestly, I cannot even begin to imagine how much better a shave either the top of the line Braun, or the ARC 6 could possibly give, unless it snuck into bed with me and did so while I slept. We'll see how long the honeymoon (as well as the blades and battery) lasts, and I will follow up here, but so far I could not possibly be happier with my less than $150 purchase.
Review: Worth the price, pays for itself over time. Closest shave with an electric - So I have been using a Norelco that cost $30 for like 6 years. There is a trick to get a close shave with that. I decided it was time to invest in one of the more affordable higher end shavers. The Arc5 does not disappoint. It holds its charge for most likely weeks. I only use it 3 minutes per day for the past week, but I have only use 1 or 6 bars of power. Just turning it on and hearing it, you know it is going to be a good shave. But one pass gets it all, no discomfort or redness. It is a little larger than I am used to, but for the quality of shave I am okay with it. Plus it comes with a case if you want to travel with it. This will definitely pay off just in the time it saves me every morning.

## Features

- Sharp men’s electric shaver blades: Panasonic Arc 5 electric shavers for men with five ultra-sharp precision honed 30° Nanotech blades and ultra-thin Arc foil follow facial contours for a quick, close and comfortable shave; charging time : 1 hour
- Wet/Dry men's electric razor & trimmer 2 in 1: Men's electric shavers with built-in pop up trimmer details mustaches, beards and sideburns; wet/dry waterproof shaver for shaving in & out of the shower; AC 100-240V (Automatic International Dual Conversion)
- Multi Flex pivoting head: Panasonic electric shaver flexible head glides effortlessly to trace the face, chin, neck and jaw; built-in shaving sensor in these men's electric razors monitor differences in beard density and automatically adjusts power
- Shaving razors for men with high performance motor & linear drive: This Panasonic electric shaver for men has a linear motor that delivers 14,000 cuts per minute (70,000 crosscutting actions per minute) and maintains peak power to the end of every charge
- LCD battery indicator: The cordless shaver's 10 stage LCD shows battery status at a glance; this wet/dry electric razor for men face is rechargeable, portable, and travel friendly for daily shaving and facial hair removal

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00JWP8F3I |
| Additional Features | Pop-Up Trimmer, Wet, Dry Shave, Shave Sensor, Pivoting Head, Waterproof, Floating Head, Battery Indicator, Rechargeable, Portable, Hypoallergenic, High Efficiency, Cordless |
| Battery Average Life | 45 minutes |
| Battery Description | Rechargeable |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,295 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #11 in Men's Foil Shavers |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brand | Panasonic |
| Brand Name | Panasonic |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 15,734 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00885170124134 |
| Head Type | Foil |
| Included Components | Charger, Protective Cap, Travel Pouch |
| Item Highlight | Electric razor for face grooming featuring a 5-blade foil shaver and pop-up trimmer for Wet/Dry use, Silver, ES-LV65-S |
| Item Weight | 6.88 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Panasonic |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ES-LV65-S |
| Model Name | Arc5 |
| Model Number | ES-LV65-S |
| Number of Blades | 5 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | AC Adapter |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Beard, Face, Mustache |
| Special Feature | Pop-Up Trimmer, Wet, Dry Shave, Shave Sensor, Pivoting Head, Waterproof, Floating Head, Battery Indicator, Rechargeable, Portable, Hypoallergenic, High Efficiency, Cordless Special Feature Pop-Up Trimmer, Wet, Dry Shave, Shave Sensor, Pivoting Head, Waterproof, Floating Head, Battery Indicator, Rechargeable, Portable, Hypoallergenic, High Efficiency, Cordless See more |
| UPC | 885170124134 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Panasonic
- **Model Name:** Arc5
- **Power Source:** AC Adapter
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Beard, Face, Mustache

## Images

![- ARC5 Electric Razor for Men, 5-Blade Wet Dry Electric Shaver - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71SSNx06SSL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why oh why did I wait so long?
*by Y***N on March 10, 2024*

I have a moderate beard, kinda Goldilocks sorta thing, not too thick of heavy, but it grows in nice and full if I let it. Being retired, I tend toward maybe mowing it down 2-3 times a week with a cheap cordless hair trimmer before resorting to a multi-blade manual shave in the shower. Been shaving for over 50 years, beginning with my grandfather's old WWII Safety Razor that he took to war. I too took it into the service with me, where daily close shaves were a necessity (I was an Instructor, so ya had to look sharp) and being late was never an option, so after tiring of the blood-letting of too many quick shaves, along with way too many cold water shaves in the field, I finally saw the light and migrated to the multi-blade madness. First two, then three, four, five, ten twelve, who knows now, but I got off of the train at three, and I was always (or more importantly, my wife) more than satisfied with the shower shave results. Typically my face would stay smooth to the discerning touch (again, da wife) for the whole day, and it looked good enough to play for most of a second day at work, but needed work if I had any hopes of something more than Letterman. My Pops had used an old Remington foil head for the last twenty or so years of his life, and I tried it a couple of times back when I first started shaving. Let's just say the old Safety Razor that he gave me was a whole lot kinder, so I never tried again until sometime in my early 50's when one of my kids gave me a Rotary shaver for Xmas. I was always very busy, running my own construction business, and she thought it would be perfect for those mornings when I ran late and wanted to try and shave as I drove to work. Yeah, not really a solution. Aside from the rampant irritation, I'd end up looking like some institutional escapee with patches of missed beard here here and everywhere, so again, back to the manual path I returned. Then, on a selfish whim the other day (kids are all grown and gone, successful and independent, so they no longer need our financial support) I finally decided to treat myself and try the electric path again. Did the usual sifting through too many fake ad review & test sites, read pages and pages of Amazon reviews, and asked everybody I knew who used one, before narrowing it down to the foil type, and from there either Panasonic or Braun. The fact that neither had a user replaceable battery made the prospects of spending for their latest and greatest models seem insane, so I decided upon the Panasonic ARC 5, vs. the 6. In the end, after all of my research the reason I didn't go with the Braun had nothing to do with their razor, but rather that I had a bunch of Panasonic solar Panels that have been great, and an old Braun hair clipper that was trash, so there ya go marketing departments, target that. Finally, to the razor. Charged it overnight, even though it already showed a full charge out of the box, then read the directions telling me not to bother. I used the pop-up trimmer instead of my usual old hair clippers w/o a guard to mow down about a four day growth and then went with a very, very light touch (recalling my past face shredding experiences with other electrics past). In short, the only issues I had were in trying to finish shaving around the silly ass grin that I couldn't seem to wipe off of my stupid face. There were a couple of spots that I went over twice, and it of course didn't get as close as my hot shower manual shave, but this was completely dry, no gel or lotion, which is certainly not how I use the manual. Even stroking my face against my beard grain it feels like my old manual shave would by early afternoon. This was amazing, and I mean not one nic, grab or pull. Holy cow I should'a done his years ago! Since I shaved dry I just blew it out when done, and after close inspection, hat was all that it needed to clear the spent bristles, but I followed the included directions along with a few drops of Dawn dish soap after the second shave. I realize that it's all novel and new, but I don't think I've looked forward to shaving this much since I was 14. Extremely glad I didn't waste money on a cleaning/charging station (I mean it's just too easy and simple to do without). I think the whole two step first shave might have taken all of three minutes, but my second was barely a minute with similarly great results. Quite honestly, I cannot even begin to imagine how much better a shave either the top of the line Braun, or the ARC 6 could possibly give, unless it snuck into bed with me and did so while I slept. We'll see how long the honeymoon (as well as the blades and battery) lasts, and I will follow up here, but so far I could not possibly be happier with my less than $150 purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth the price, pays for itself over time. Closest shave with an electric
*by N***. on September 4, 2026*

So I have been using a Norelco that cost $30 for like 6 years. There is a trick to get a close shave with that. I decided it was time to invest in one of the more affordable higher end shavers. The Arc5 does not disappoint. It holds its charge for most likely weeks. I only use it 3 minutes per day for the past week, but I have only use 1 or 6 bars of power. Just turning it on and hearing it, you know it is going to be a good shave. But one pass gets it all, no discomfort or redness. It is a little larger than I am used to, but for the quality of shave I am okay with it. Plus it comes with a case if you want to travel with it. This will definitely pay off just in the time it saves me every morning.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surprised by how good this shaver is.
*by D***D on April 14, 2026*

TLDR: I am very, very pleased with this shaver and would buy it again. It is not perfect. About me: I have owned and used many electric shavers. Have always disliked electric shavers and prefer using a razor. However, I no longer have the desire to deal with lathering, shaving, and then cleaning up all that mess every single day. So I'd been using a Panasonic double foil electric shaver that I did not particularly like, until it abruptly died, and I bought this one to replace it. My beard is thick/dense, and I could shave twice a day (would if I needed to put my best self forward in the evening). Pros: Best shave I have ever gotten from an electric shaver. Also the fastest shaves I have ever had an electric shaver - less than 3 minutes to a "socially acceptable" shave, and if taking my time, 6 minutes gets to a "damn fine" shave. No need to go back and forth over the same spot 30 times before it has done anything noticeable. If shaving daily, one pass is all I need. Obviously, it can not get as close as a razor, but it's not far off, either. The pop-up trimmer is very effective, and great for getting the spots that the head can't reach. Also, cleaning it is super easy. Cons: Someone else mentioned and I agree - this thing is LOUD. Wow. Coming from other shavers, this thing is higher-pitched and sure seems higher decibel. Also, it is not particularly gentle on the skin (sometimes less comfortable than using a razor). And the trimmer is not comfortable at all on the skin. Also, the head is HUGE - you will need the trimmer to clean up spots the head won't reach. Advice: Get it and accept its quirks. Also, if you don't have them already, get a block of alum and some aftershave to soothe your skin after using it. Your face will appreciate it. Use a light touch while shaving. Also, just go for "socially acceptable" for the first few shaves - unless you like feeling chewed up. Panasonic says use it for 30 days before judging. I have done so, and I have to admit it has been worth the money.

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