What Electric Men's Shaver to buy?

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So every CC post seems to have a back story…
About 7 years ago I had two blood clots in my leg. Being on Coumadin I stopped using my normal razors I would get at like Costco with the 2,000 replacement heads…

I started using a wet /dry rechargeable Shaver, using Philips Norelco. The 400 series. It has a pop up trimmer and so easy to clean. Just pop the lid, quick rinse and done . I shave in the shower using an anti fog mirror.

Replacement heads are about 30 dollars for the real not oem ones.

BUT, that one that worked well is really no longer and getting replacements is harder. I also replaced it once but really only lasted a year.

So I went to Costco (since they throw-in a set of shaving heads) and everything has seem to get expensive with bad reviews. Some have cleaning systems, some have attachments, etc. It’s like every review I read on like every shaver has bad reviews. I enjoy this as much as buying a car … Lol

I also never used a foil type of Shaver. Just the 3 head type. Sensitive skin that is smooth and shave daily or almost daily. Not heavy daily facial hair growth.

So my Shaver has now died and I had a new regular razor and really hate it now. Already nicked myself a few times… Agh…

I am also off Coumadin and just taking a regular 325 aspirin as a blood thinner.

So I ask… What shavers have you used that worked well?.

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I have this one and it has been great:

https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-ES-LA63-S-Electric-Cordless-Convenience/dp/B002N5MHLU/ref=sr_1_9?hvadid=78202839747176&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvqmt=e&keywords=panasonic+men%27s+shaver&qid=1573058029&s=beauty&sr=1-9

I never liked the 3 blade Norelco ones. They sometimes grab whiskers and pull them out, and sometimes leave nicks.

Before the Panasonic, I had a Braun that was comfortable but terrible at its primary job, shaving. I spent about 4 minutes each morning going back and forth over the same spots. That would creep up to around 6 minutes as the blades got dull.

With the Panasonic, shaving takes anywhere from 40 seconds to 1.5 minutes depending on how tired I am and how many days it has been. With the shorter shave time, the battery lasts two weeks or more, so no need to bring the cord for travel.

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@Magnetron. Thx. I will check that out locally first. The Norelco was my first electric Shaver stage 50… So I thought going over areas was more the norm.