What is Charging, Plugging or Drying
There are four types of power sources commonly used in electric shavers: plug-in, wireless plug-in, rechargeable, and dry. Generally speaking, rechargeable and plug-in shavers are more expensive than dry shavers and can be used in more places. It is best to use high-energy alkaline batteries when using dry electric shavers, which can prolong the life of the motor. It is more convenient to use a dry electric shaver when traveling.
Plug-in: As long as there is a convenient power outlet, it can be used daily.
Wireless plug-in dual-purpose type: The electric shaver does not need to be plugged in when the electric shaver has sufficient power; when the power is insufficient, it can be directly plugged in.
Rechargeable: After charging through the power supply, you can shave freely and conveniently; if the power is insufficient, you can only use it after charging.
Dry type: The shaver is powered by ordinary dry batteries.
