Impressed by its shiny silvery looks, I thought I'd switch from the rotary shavers I normally use. Using it for the first time, I was anticipating outstanding performance whilst all the components were sharp and new and at their best. Alas, totally underwhelming. Moreover, the foil is somewhat fragile, and, when one of the foils split without my noticing, it gashed my cheek with more efficiency than a normal razor. I'm now wondering whether to buy the overpriced replacement blades and foils, and extend its life for a few more years, or cut my losses and return to rotary shavers. Admittedly, the motor component of this shaver is really good, and the rechargeable battery lasts for about two weeks, but the blade/foil combination is not sufficiently durable, and the third small cutter of limited usefulness. I'm not sure if this model is still available, or anything similar from Remington, but if you're thinking about buying one, research it thoroughly.

Had mine for over 2 years but found the third small foil useless, so took it off and the shaver works fine. Now the battery charging life is deminishing and when it gets down to 10-15 minutes it cuts out. New batteries are going to cost me over £26 so will buy a new shaver(Eventually) Not necessarily a Remington though. Always gives me a decent shave and the full 60 minutes charge lasted for around 10-11 days.
Like all shavers the spares are very expensive and the firms know that you HAVE to buy them. Will do a little more research before buying again.