Harry'sReviews 2,920

I always complain about the cost of Gillette razors because I get maybe 5-6 good shaves with these razors before I start cutting my head and face in the process of shaving. So I decided to use Harry's razors and I doubled the number of shaves to 10-11 shaves per razor. I shave my head bald every 2-3 days and I'll never go back to Gillette razors. However, I don't use standard shaving cream. Instead, I use Shave Secret Oil for my shaves. Maybe this is why I haven't had a bad experience with Harry's razors based upon reading the other reviews stating the razors cut their face? Hands down a superior shaving product for men.

I searched for reviews on Harry's before I purchased and found glowing reviews on appeared to be shaving review sites so I purchased the largest pack of razors available as well as the starter kit. I liked the idea of getting something good from a company other than a major brand.

I was excited when they came in and was looking forward to getting good shaves while saving a little money from the major brand I had been using for years. Unfortunately I found my first shave rather rough. More akin to lightly dragging sand paper across my skin.

I recalled a couple decades ago when I tried a electric razor is suggested giving it a few weeks for the bear to adjust do the different shaving so I did. Went past the return period and found no improvement.

Since I went past the return period I kept using them since I am not one to waste money. I used all but 1 blade. That is 16 blades plus whatever came in the starter kit except one. When I went back to my major brand I was reminded what a smooth shave feels like and will be more careful before trying a different product again.

With how much longer the major brand delivers a smooth shave for me I think I save money with them.

Thinking back over the years the best comparison to shaving with Harry's would be a 2 blade disposable. Granted, Harry's is probably better but that is the best I can think of.

BTW, I would have given it 1 star but it does actually shave so it does meet the minimum expectations for such a product.

I tried these as an alternative to Gillette blades due to the attractive prices. They came in a box which seemed quite nice but not premium. The foam was not great but thought I'll give it a go. Within two strokes I got cut and was only going to get worse. A day later I thought to give it another go buy with my shaving gel. Again another case of being slashed across the face. Avoid these blades and use a safety razor or stick to a proper brand

I have been looking for for a Google review option but none exists, only one poled by the company which was probably biased since it gave them 88% approval. It is a bad razor, period. So dull it tugs on you. I gave it three passes an set it down. Kept on using my two week old Gillette Mach 3 and it worked perfect. It is also quite big, so I have no clue how you would shave the mustache area. When I bought the Harry's I signed up to the program, though I'd give the company a shot. I later came back and cancelled. I never heard back from them asking why. Little tid bit of info. If you are setting up a manufactured product and they cancel a refill subscription - reach out and ask why. You need ALL of the feedback in the world to make that product a perfect one. Don't just go out there and claim you have it. Have actual statistics for it.

I tried Harry's a few years ago and loved them. Great razors and blades. The razor felt great in my hand and the blades were the best by far. But I have noticed that the quality has really slipped recently. I needed to get a new razor so I ordered one and found it far lighter and more cheaply made than my original Harry's razor. The blades often poo off while I'm shaving. And the blades only last a couple of shaves now. I used to get at least a week out of them. It makes me wonder if they sold the company to another corporation, or if they've lowered the quality to cut expenses. I recently forgot my razor while on a trip and picked up a Gillette at the market. It was so much better. Harry's used to be way better than Gillette. I miss the old Harry's.

I guess my beef is with your grandfather who obviously didn't get the creative engineering gene to invent Harry's razor in 1965. I'd have a prettier face after all those years of shaving with a Harry's razor - wonderful product. Just sad that I wont have a long time to use them before my 70 year old body develops some shaking syndrome and I have to go electric, Ugh!
And, your business plan is great for me, but you have a problem - these razors last forever. Thanks Jerry from Lewes, Delaware

Thought I might try them following multi solicitations via USPO. The web site is very vague about the fact that in purchasing the Promo you are agreeing to a repeat service & billing; slimy! I have a full beard and the branded blades last me a couple months, as I don't even trim daily. This kind of CON is getting popular these days. I might of tried them, somehow, until I read your reviews. Thanks for disclosing (via many bad reviews) these losers.

I bought a Harry's Razor at Walmart instead of getting razors like I intended on doing. That was a big mistake. The first couple of passes over my face burned real bad and it cut me up. It felt like I was using a dull razor. To me Harry's Razors are the worst blades out there. Even the cheapest Bic disposable razors does a better shave than Harry's even after using the same Bic blade three more times.

On top of giving a poor performance, Harry's Razors is cheaply made. The rubber handle is poorly made and looks like Harry 's like to cut corners. Yes its cheaper than Gillette but so is the Walmart brand Equate is better constructed and is cheaper than Harry's razors. Equate Razors competes with Gillette Razors and has the same structure as Gillette. But is cheaper.

Harry's Razors blades and the casing is cheaply made. And Harry's Commercials brag that their blades are German cut and made to go over the face smoothly, leaving the face feeling good. Well that was false! My face was burning on the first pass! After only doing one side of my face I gave up with it and got out my dull Gillette razor and shaved with that. Even though it was dull it shaved 10X better that Harry's razor and left my other side feeling a lot better than my right side.

I am very displeased with Harry's Razors and will tell all my friends not to buy the brand. I will recommend a dull Bic disposable razors over a brand new Harry's Razor any day!

First and foremost, you can see the grind lines on the razors edge, which with any good razor company these have to be mirrored edges to get a smooth shave. I haven't cut myself shaving in years, and today I used harry's thinking it's a name i recognize, but its absolute $#*! as i cut myself 5 times in the span of 5 minutes... Not surprised by the reviews at all, all that say its good are fake and this $#*! is not made in Germany...