You can't make this stuff up

I hear you.  I'm waiting for someone to put this to use on their facial hair before I'd even consider trying one.  Maybe I should ask  them if they'd be willing to do a pass around with the forum.

Good idea!

I just sent them a message through kickstarter. We'll see what they say.

The prototype can't even cut arm hairs well. They won't put it to facial hair.

The problem is it's untested technology. And to accurately test it, they need to make a full production run of that thing that whatever it is they are on kickstarter to get funding for. So, until they start production, we aren't going to know how well the tech actually works. But the prototype is not promising. That's all I can say.

The prototype can't even cut arm hairs well. They won't put it to facial hair.

The problem is it's untested technology. And to accurately test it, they need to make a full production run of that thing that whatever it is they are on kickstarter to get funding for. So, until they start production, we aren't going to know how well the tech actually works. But the prototype is not promising. That's all I can say.

agreed. and, if it cuts as slow as it did in their demo video, it'll take an hour to get a shave.

The prototype can't even cut arm hairs well. They won't put it to facial hair.

The problem is it's untested technology. And to accurately test it, they need to make a full production run of that thing that whatever it is they are on kickstarter to get funding for. So, until they start production, we aren't going to know how well the tech actually works. But the prototype is not promising. That's all I can say.

agreed.  and, if it cuts as slow as it did in their demo video, it'll take an hour to get a shave.

Lol, yeah, I forgot about that part. How many tries did it take them to cut one hair? Lol.

The prototype can't even cut arm hairs well. They won't put it to facial hair.

The problem is it's untested technology. And to accurately test it, they need to make a full production run of that thing that whatever it is they are on kickstarter to get funding for. So, until they start production, we aren't going to know how well the tech actually works. But the prototype is not promising. That's all I can say.

agreed.  and, if it cuts as slow as it did in their demo video, it'll take an hour to get a shave.

Lol, yeah, I forgot about that part. How many tries did it take them to cut one hair? Lol.

yeah. the razor is a very interesting concept and prototype if it can be refined to offer a smooth shave at a quick pace.

Kickstarter has suspended funding. They've taken their gimmick to Indiegogo.
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015...-indiegogo