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product_id: 596019339
title: "Electric Shaver for Men, Series 7 7171cc, Wet & Dry Shave, Turbo & Gentle Shaving Modes, Waterproof Foil Shaver with Precision Trimmer, Space Grey, Holiday Gifts for Men"
brand: "braun"
price: "R$2550"
currency: BRL
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 10
category: "Braun"
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# Turbo mode for faster shaving 100% waterproof for wet & dry use 360° Flex Head for contour adaptation Electric Shaver for Men, Series 7 7171cc, Wet & Dry Shave, Turbo & Gentle Shaving Modes, Waterproof Foil Shaver with Precision Trimmer, Space Grey, Holiday Gifts for Men

**Brand:** braun
**Price:** R$2550
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Elevate your grooming game with the Braun Series 7 — where precision meets power.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Electric Shaver for Men, Series 7 7171cc, Wet & Dry Shave, Turbo & Gentle Shaving Modes, Waterproof Foil Shaver with Precision Trimmer, Space Grey, Holiday Gifts for Men by braun
- **How much does it cost?** R$2550 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.br](https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/596019339-electric-shaver-for-men-series-7-7171cc-wet-and-dry)

## Best For

- braun enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Built to Endure:** German-engineered durability with a long-lasting Li-Ion battery delivering up to 50 minutes cordless power.
- • **Versatile Grooming:** Includes precision trimmer attachment and travel pouch for on-the-go styling and convenience.
- • **Precision Meets Speed:** 360° Flex Head glides effortlessly for a flawless close shave, even in tricky spots.
- • **Effortless Maintenance:** SmartCare Center keeps your shaver like new with automated cleaning, charging, and lubrication.
- • **Tailored Shave Experience:** Choose from Turbo, Gentle, or Standard modes to perfectly match your skin and style.

## Overview

The Braun Series 7 7171cc is a premium waterproof electric shaver featuring a 360° Flex Head that adapts to facial contours for an ultra-close shave. It offers customizable Turbo, Gentle, and Standard modes powered by a long-lasting Li-Ion battery with up to 50 minutes cordless use. Designed and built in Germany, it includes a SmartCare cleaning station, precision trimmer attachment, and travel pouch, making it a versatile grooming essential for modern men.

## Description

Braun Series 7 7171cc electric shaver for men delivers a close shave faster, thanks to the floating 360° Flex Head that adapts to your contours for an extremely close shave, even in tricky areas. To easily customize your shave, select Turbo mode for an extra fast shave, Gentle mode for a gentle shave on sensitive skin, or Standard mode for a balanced shave. Easily upgrade your shaver with different attachments for all your grooming needs. Includes a SmartCare center for a shaver like new, every day. Made to adapt to your shaving needs, this waterproof electric shaver features AutoSense technology that adjusts power to your beard density. The men’s shaver is made in Germany for guaranteed quality. Box includes: 1x Series 7 shaver, SmartCare Center, Cleaning Brush, Precision Trimmer and pouch.

Review: Outstanding Addition To The Braun Series Lineup - So – the Braun Series 7 7071. First, it's recognizable as a Braun – very ergonomic, comfortable shape, rubberized “grippy" back, signature 3 stage head with two outer foils and a flat center cutter in a familiar Braun cassette. Cosmetically very similar, but that said, it's unlike any of the prior Series shavers that Braun has produced. Although touted as the “new" Series 7, it could be more accurately characterized as a “Series 10,” or a Series 8 if another shaver didn’t already occupy that slot (and the Series 8 is really just a modified 9). There is nothing else like it. The elevated 360 degree swiveling head and detachable trimmer are the signature features of this shaver. Skipping to the bottom line if you want to bypass the details, it delivers a great shave, smooth and comfortable, as good as the older Series 7 (which was excellent) or the Series 9 (which some think is better). Whether it is better than either is completely subjective - for me, perhaps slightly – but the cutters and head (that actually provide the shave) are virtually identical to other Braun offerings, which by themselves are outstanding. This "360" design does seem to keep the foils and cutters aligned and in contact with your face better, with less effort. Advantages: it's cheaper than either shaver. From the Series 7, a little. From the Series 9, a lot. It's slightly faster – with the 360 head, fewer passes, easier to maneuver, and it’s lighter by more than 10 percent. Disadvantages: for some, detachable trimmer. And it does require “fiddling" with this attachment if you use a trimmer, rather than just raising or lowering an attached trimmer. No head lock - if you use this feature, it’s missing in this shaver. General specifications: In size, somewhere between the old Series 7 and the Series 9, although closer to the 9. Slimmer than either, it weighs in at a svelte 6.6 oz, with the Series 7 at a hefty 7.8 oz and the Series 9 just behind at 7.7 oz, although you will note that the Series 9 is a considerably larger razor, with the extra weight of the old Series 7 accounted for by thicker plastic, more metal parts and a more robust build than either the 9 or the 7071. The cassette head of the 7071 is actually wider (1") than the older Series 7 head (3/4"), with a wider flat cutter bar. It has a flatter profile as well, and there appear to be no replacements currently available, with replacement costs also unknown. Ergonomically, it feels perfectly balanced, like most of the Brauns. It's substantially plastic, also like all the newer Brauns (and most modern electrics), but the connecting struts for the swivel arrangement appear to be made of metal. There is a charging port in the end for either cord charging or in the provided cleaning station, and a full charge takes about an hour, with a 5 minute charge for one shave. The charge is reportedly good for 50 minutes. Unlike the Series 9 and earlier Brauns, the charging cord is straight rather than coiled, and fairly long. The shaver is submersible and can be used wet or dry, so cannot be used as a corded shaver, in common with the rest of its rechargeable wet/dry relatives. The display is very basic, with a single vertical line indicating charge level - the shorter the line, the lower the charge. No percentages here. This is actually pretty functional, because I find I never pay much attention to my shavers that do display precise percentages – I generally charge them with every use at home, and when traveling as often as I can. The display also includes icons for cleaning required (two droplets), head replacement (a head shaped icon), and a red lock icon and charge cord icon (when the shaver is locked or charging). Like other Brauns, the shaver can be locked by holding down the power button for 3 seconds, and unlocked the same way. An info button below the main power button displays the status of the shaver when pressed. There is no speed adjustment like the older Series 7, being “automatically“ adjusted for beard thickness like the Series 9. Noise is about the same for shaver or cleaning station (although the absence of a fan makes the station completely silent when not cleaning). Accessories: The cleaning station is also a departure from Braun's traditional cleaning stations. This station is actually closer in function and appearance to the Philips Norelco stations, with a vertical arm that locks in and charges the shaver, rather than just dropping the shaver into the station. Unlike the Norelco stations however, or the other Braun cleaning stations, you can't just charge the shaver in the station – when you press the button on the vertical arm (which you must to lock in the shaver) it begins a cleaning (and charging) cycle, and a second press disconnects the shaver from the charger. There are no icons or indicators at all on the cleaning station – just a blue light on the Start button at the top of the arm, which comes on when the shaver is cleaning or charging, and sequentially turns yellow, then red when the solution needs changing. A plus - like all Braun stations from the Series 7 on - it uses the same alcohol-based cleaning cartridges. The cleaning cycle takes about the same amount of time (less than 3 minutes), and unlike in the Series 7 or 9 stations, there is no active drying cycle - induction or fan – just “drip-dry.” Which, considering the cleaning solution is mostly alcohol, actually works pretty well. Also unlike all the other Braun Series shavers, there us no built-in trimmer – the trimmer is an attachment that must be clicked on and off like the Norelco rotaries. A plus and a minus – easy to replace (presumably if made available), but an extra step and bother when shaving. This however follows the “new" Braun design of having multiple attachments for the shaver – face brush and beard trimmer for example – again very similar to Norelco's “system" design. It does seem to work slightly better as a trimmer than either the Braun built-in or detachable Norelco, and can be reversed for trimming beard or moustache. And unique to this Braun, there is no head lock button or mechanism – the head swivels freely (mainly in the back-and-forth dimension of other Brauns, but also laterally and up and down, although more stiffly – hence the “360” designation). And unlike on other Brauns, there is no head release button – the head and other attachments are removed essentially by “yanking" them off and “snapping” them on, which you must do with each shave if you use the trimmer, and it does take a bit of force. Head and attachments appear to be firmly attached, but not what you may be accustomed to if you’re a prior Braun user, and wear on the swivel mechanism is likely a legitimate concern with this design. Time will tell. Overall, a good addition to Braun's Series lineup - not really a replacement for any of them, but an addition to, depending on what you want in a shaver. There are plenty of choices between them, and the "new" Series 7 adds another - and a good one. Highly recommended.
Review: Love this shave. - I've been using a Panasonic for about 11 years. Blades go for 50 bucks or better every 6 months. I bought a Braun ( not the newest model), blades are much cheaper and last 3 times as long, up to 18 months. So now on to the new Braun. My first experience with the 7 was awesome and amazingly fast. It cleans easy and the noise is low. It is easy to exchange heads and maintain. Feels great on my face.

## Features

- FOR A CLOSE SHAVE, FASTER*: The 360° Flex Head adapts to your contours for an extremely close shave, even in tricky areas (vs previous Braun Series 7)
- 4 FLEXIBLE BLADES: The foil shaver adapts to your unique face contours to deliver a close shave while also protecting your skin
- 4 SHAVE MODES: Select Turbo mode for an extra fast shave, Gentle mode for a gentle shave on sensitive skin, or Standard mode for a balanced shave. Customize your shave
- BUILT TO LAST: 100% waterproof electric razor is perfect for wet & dry use. With a long- lasting Li-Ion battery, now up to 18% longer with Gentle Mode
- QUALITY GUARANTEED: This wet and dry electric shaver’s durable design is made in Germany and built to last
- INCLUDES: Smartcare Center, Precision Trimmer and Pouch

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0CM3Z48N3 |
| Batteries  | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #48,786 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #70 in Men's Foil Shavers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (3,830) |
| Item model number  | 72-G7200cc |
| Manufacturer  | Procter & Gamble |
| Product Dimensions  | 6.18 x 6.18 x 9.92 inches; 2.36 Pounds |
| UPC  | 069055139318 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Braun
- **Model Name:** Series 7
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Beard
- **Special Feature:** Rechargeable, Waterproof

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Outstanding Addition To The Braun Series Lineup
*by P***N on January 25, 2020*

So – the Braun Series 7 7071. First, it's recognizable as a Braun – very ergonomic, comfortable shape, rubberized “grippy" back, signature 3 stage head with two outer foils and a flat center cutter in a familiar Braun cassette. Cosmetically very similar, but that said, it's unlike any of the prior Series shavers that Braun has produced. Although touted as the “new" Series 7, it could be more accurately characterized as a “Series 10,” or a Series 8 if another shaver didn’t already occupy that slot (and the Series 8 is really just a modified 9). There is nothing else like it. The elevated 360 degree swiveling head and detachable trimmer are the signature features of this shaver. Skipping to the bottom line if you want to bypass the details, it delivers a great shave, smooth and comfortable, as good as the older Series 7 (which was excellent) or the Series 9 (which some think is better). Whether it is better than either is completely subjective - for me, perhaps slightly – but the cutters and head (that actually provide the shave) are virtually identical to other Braun offerings, which by themselves are outstanding. This "360" design does seem to keep the foils and cutters aligned and in contact with your face better, with less effort. Advantages: it's cheaper than either shaver. From the Series 7, a little. From the Series 9, a lot. It's slightly faster – with the 360 head, fewer passes, easier to maneuver, and it’s lighter by more than 10 percent. Disadvantages: for some, detachable trimmer. And it does require “fiddling" with this attachment if you use a trimmer, rather than just raising or lowering an attached trimmer. No head lock - if you use this feature, it’s missing in this shaver. General specifications: In size, somewhere between the old Series 7 and the Series 9, although closer to the 9. Slimmer than either, it weighs in at a svelte 6.6 oz, with the Series 7 at a hefty 7.8 oz and the Series 9 just behind at 7.7 oz, although you will note that the Series 9 is a considerably larger razor, with the extra weight of the old Series 7 accounted for by thicker plastic, more metal parts and a more robust build than either the 9 or the 7071. The cassette head of the 7071 is actually wider (1") than the older Series 7 head (3/4"), with a wider flat cutter bar. It has a flatter profile as well, and there appear to be no replacements currently available, with replacement costs also unknown. Ergonomically, it feels perfectly balanced, like most of the Brauns. It's substantially plastic, also like all the newer Brauns (and most modern electrics), but the connecting struts for the swivel arrangement appear to be made of metal. There is a charging port in the end for either cord charging or in the provided cleaning station, and a full charge takes about an hour, with a 5 minute charge for one shave. The charge is reportedly good for 50 minutes. Unlike the Series 9 and earlier Brauns, the charging cord is straight rather than coiled, and fairly long. The shaver is submersible and can be used wet or dry, so cannot be used as a corded shaver, in common with the rest of its rechargeable wet/dry relatives. The display is very basic, with a single vertical line indicating charge level - the shorter the line, the lower the charge. No percentages here. This is actually pretty functional, because I find I never pay much attention to my shavers that do display precise percentages – I generally charge them with every use at home, and when traveling as often as I can. The display also includes icons for cleaning required (two droplets), head replacement (a head shaped icon), and a red lock icon and charge cord icon (when the shaver is locked or charging). Like other Brauns, the shaver can be locked by holding down the power button for 3 seconds, and unlocked the same way. An info button below the main power button displays the status of the shaver when pressed. There is no speed adjustment like the older Series 7, being “automatically“ adjusted for beard thickness like the Series 9. Noise is about the same for shaver or cleaning station (although the absence of a fan makes the station completely silent when not cleaning). Accessories: The cleaning station is also a departure from Braun's traditional cleaning stations. This station is actually closer in function and appearance to the Philips Norelco stations, with a vertical arm that locks in and charges the shaver, rather than just dropping the shaver into the station. Unlike the Norelco stations however, or the other Braun cleaning stations, you can't just charge the shaver in the station – when you press the button on the vertical arm (which you must to lock in the shaver) it begins a cleaning (and charging) cycle, and a second press disconnects the shaver from the charger. There are no icons or indicators at all on the cleaning station – just a blue light on the Start button at the top of the arm, which comes on when the shaver is cleaning or charging, and sequentially turns yellow, then red when the solution needs changing. A plus - like all Braun stations from the Series 7 on - it uses the same alcohol-based cleaning cartridges. The cleaning cycle takes about the same amount of time (less than 3 minutes), and unlike in the Series 7 or 9 stations, there is no active drying cycle - induction or fan – just “drip-dry.” Which, considering the cleaning solution is mostly alcohol, actually works pretty well. Also unlike all the other Braun Series shavers, there us no built-in trimmer – the trimmer is an attachment that must be clicked on and off like the Norelco rotaries. A plus and a minus – easy to replace (presumably if made available), but an extra step and bother when shaving. This however follows the “new" Braun design of having multiple attachments for the shaver – face brush and beard trimmer for example – again very similar to Norelco's “system" design. It does seem to work slightly better as a trimmer than either the Braun built-in or detachable Norelco, and can be reversed for trimming beard or moustache. And unique to this Braun, there is no head lock button or mechanism – the head swivels freely (mainly in the back-and-forth dimension of other Brauns, but also laterally and up and down, although more stiffly – hence the “360” designation). And unlike on other Brauns, there is no head release button – the head and other attachments are removed essentially by “yanking" them off and “snapping” them on, which you must do with each shave if you use the trimmer, and it does take a bit of force. Head and attachments appear to be firmly attached, but not what you may be accustomed to if you’re a prior Braun user, and wear on the swivel mechanism is likely a legitimate concern with this design. Time will tell. Overall, a good addition to Braun's Series lineup - not really a replacement for any of them, but an addition to, depending on what you want in a shaver. There are plenty of choices between them, and the "new" Series 7 adds another - and a good one. Highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this shave.
*by B***K on December 11, 2025*

I've been using a Panasonic for about 11 years. Blades go for 50 bucks or better every 6 months. I bought a Braun ( not the newest model), blades are much cheaper and last 3 times as long, up to 18 months. So now on to the new Braun. My first experience with the 7 was awesome and amazingly fast. It cleans easy and the noise is low. It is easy to exchange heads and maintain. Feels great on my face.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great shave, not as flexible as the lower model
*by R***H on June 12, 2022*

I used a model 3 for many years and definitely think this shaves nicer. The pivoting head follows the contours of your face better. And the cleaning unit does make if feel like a 'new' head over and over. (While you may have been able to achieve this by manually cleaning the lower models also, I did not clean them well, so having the automatic cleaning is game changing.) Though the manual is very vague with pictograms and few words, so there are things I'm not clear on; such as how often I should clean in. The battery seems to last forever. The cleaning process charges it also and I clean it weekly, so I've never seen the charge level drop far at all. The unit is bulkier, so I can't store it where I used to keep my old one. And it's harder to travel with; it comes with a nice travel case, just takes up a lot more room. And I really miss the pop-up trimmer from the 3 series. It comes with a head you have to swap out for a trimmer, which I find inconvenient; and I thought that constantly swapping heads might wear it out faster as it just a press fit, there are not release buttons. So I just bought another, inexpensive device to trim edges.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Braun Electric Shaver for Men, Series 7 7171cc, Wet & Dry Shave, Turbo & Gentle Shaving Modes, Waterproof Foil Shaver with Precision Trimmer, Space Grey
- Braun Clean & Renew Refill Cartridges CCR, Cleans your Shaver for Optimal Hygiene, Removes Residual Hair & Skin Particles, Lemon Scent, 22.8 fl oz (Pack of 4)
- Braun Series 7 Electric Shaver Replacement Head, Easily Attach Your Shaver Head for a Shave as efficient as Day one, Compatible with New Generation Series 7 Shavers, 74S, Silver

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