TL;DR: Laifen is expanding its P3 lineup with the P3-Blade Electric Shaver, featuring a twin linear motor at 12,000 x 2 cuts per minute and a 0.55mm ultra-thin foil. It launches Aug. 3 for $159.99 in four colorways.

Laifen is following up its popular P3 Pro Electric Razor with a new model: the P3-Blade Electric Shaver. It launches Aug. 3 for $159.99, and it's built to be more travel-friendly and lightweight than its predecessor, while packing some notable upgrades.

The biggest change is the motor — Laifen developed a twin high-speed linear motor that delivers 12,000 cuts per minute on each side, designed to give you a close shave without the buzzy vibration you'd normally feel.

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Pair that with a 0.55mm ultra-thin foil and angled inner blades, and it's designed to cut through thick, coarse hair without much resistance. The shaving head itself also got wider — Laifen's calling it "ArcBlade," and it covers a 146.2-degree surface, which the brand says increases coverage by 54% compared to before.

If you've got sensitive skin, this one's for you: the foil is precision-forged stainless steel with an ultra-low nickel release, making it hypoallergenic. The Travel Mode that locks the shaver so it doesn't accidentally turn on in your bag, which is a small but useful fix for anyone who's dealt with a razor draining its battery mid-flight.

Battery-wise, you're looking at 100 minutes of runtime on a full charge, and it charges via USB-C — a three-minute quick charge gets you seven minutes of shave time if you're in a hurry. The P3-Blade comes in four colorways: black, white, blue, and gray.

The P3-Blade launches Aug. 3 for $159.99 at Laifen — if you want a vibration-free shave in a shaver small enough to pack, this is the one to watch.

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