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title: "QSHAVE Adjustable Double Edge Classic Safety Razor (1 Razor & 5 pcs Titanium Coated Blades)"
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# Closed comb double edge design 6-level blade exposure adjuster Titanium coated blades for durability QSHAVE Adjustable Double Edge Classic Safety Razor (1 Razor & 5 pcs Titanium Coated Blades)

**Brand:** qshave
**Price:** C$1971
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🪒 Elevate your shave game — precision, power, and style in one sleek package.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** QSHAVE Adjustable Double Edge Classic Safety Razor (1 Razor & 5 pcs Titanium Coated Blades) by qshave
- **How much does it cost?** C$1971 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ni](https://www.desertcart.ni/products/620839032-qshave-adjustable-double-edge-classic-safety-razor-1-razor-5)

## Best For

- qshave enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Snap-Top Blade Replacement:** Quick and secure blade changes maintain your preferred setting without hassle or guesswork.
- • **Precision German Engineering:** Adjust blade exposure from ultra-mild (1) to aggressive (6) for a tailored shave every time.
- • **Ergonomic Matte Chrome Handle:** Sleek zinc alloy handle with a matte chrome finish offers a comfortable, non-slip grip for confident control.
- • **Versatile for All Skill Levels:** From beginners to pros, easily dial in your perfect shave with a razor that adapts to your skin and style.
- • **Durable Titanium Blades Included:** 5 premium titanium-coated blades ensure long-lasting sharpness and a consistently clean cut.

## Overview

The QSHAVE Adjustable Double Edge Classic Safety Razor combines German design precision with a 6-level adjustable blade exposure, delivering a customizable shave from mild to aggressive. Featuring a durable matte chrome zinc handle and 5 titanium-coated blades, it offers a premium grooming experience tailored to your skin and beard type. Its snap-top mechanism simplifies blade changes while maintaining your settings, making it a versatile choice for both shaving novices and aficionados seeking a close, comfortable shave.

## Description

This safety razor offers a personalized shaving experience. It easily adjusts the blade height in six settings to offer a perfect angle and blade exposure for your beard hair and skin. Along with a titanium coated stainless steel double edge blade, this razor delivers a clean, close shave. Warning: Please keep your hand dry when you adjust the razor or replace the blade. Please use mild setting if you are beginer of wet shaving.

Review: Qshave Review - Qshave Review Safety first, this is a razor handle that requires more caution than most other razor handles. Inserting or removing the blade and adjusting the blade position can be tricky. And if you fail it could likely result in sliding a finger over the blade. The instructions show the razor head removal using the thumb and index finger grabbing each side of head and lifting up. I found this requires a good grip with your fingers and if they slip they tend to want to slip over the blade. I believe there is a much better way to do this. It helps to lower the blade number down to the lowest setting first, which is one. Hold the handle in one hand then using your thumb to push up on one side of head. If you look closely at the razor head, one side has a slight edge, see picture. Use that side to push up with the thumb. This way gives more control and less chance of slipping over the blade. I can do this with wet fingers and no slippage. But always be careful doing this. Test out the technique without the blade. I found that adjusting the blade number is even more prone to slipping and moving the finger across the blade. My handle requires a bit of force to turn to adjust the number. The best way I found to adjust this while shaving is to hold the razor by the handle and put the head squarely on the counter top. Then with a little bit of downward pressure, adjust the setting by turning the handle. This can be done one handed and there is no chance of hitting the razor edge. It is also quick to adjust. The review of the shaver: The shaver goes from very mild to aggressive. I have read other reviews indicating the razor was aggressive on the lowest setting. I do not find this the case at all, no matter who’s definition of aggressive that you are using. The only way I can see this is if the handle was not fully screwed in. There is a video on the web on how to take the razor apart for cleaning. Basically you remove the head cap and razor. The turn the adjuster to the max setting, which is 6. Then push on the head, against the spring. when you do this the handle will push out slightly and you can keep turning the adjuster past 6 and remove the handle all the way off. Then you will have the head, spring, and the handle separated. Installing is the reverse. You do need to make sure you fully screw the handle in. You could stop one full revolution short and that still gives you 6 settings but the razor blade starts out more aggressive on 1, actually a 1 would be like a 6 or even slightly more aggressive. In that case the razor is very aggressive on 1. Perhaps this is why some say the razor is very aggressive on a setting of 1. However if you keep turning the handle full in while assembling it will bottom out at 1 and if you look at the head from a side angle, the head will be fully seated in the groove. In this position a setting of 1 is very mild, basically no blade sticks out. I have absolutely no hair cutting on this setting. I tried the various settings while running the razor across the edge of a sheet of paper. At 1 the the blade makes no contact with the paper edge. I compared it to a Feather ASD2 and the Qshave setting of 3 is about the same as the ASD2. Making adjustments is not exactly consistent, the blade moves up while adjusting so that exposes more blade but also changes the angle of the blade. So the blade works different at different settings. The angle to hold the razor changes slightly with the setting. I had a great first shave but it dwindled after that to a terrible shave by the end of the week. When I shaved it seemed like the blade didn't cut at all or cut very little. Repeated shaving the same area didn't cut much and roughed the skin up each time. I could not figure out why that was, so I waited a while before writing the review. But I think I finally figured it out. There was a few things going on that caused the problem. First, the razor blade needs to be sharp. This razor handle does not work well with a blade that is starting to wear down. This is true for all razor handles but it is more noticeable with the Qshave. The Qshave razor does not have as much exposed blade (at lower settings) than other razor handles. So a change in razor blade sharpness is more noticeable but I believe the end result is the same in any razor handle, it is just more noticeable in the Qshave. The other thing I noticed is that one side of the razor cuts different from the other side. When I look closely at the razor it is not even, see picture. The blade gap differs on each side. I tried resetting the blade and moving the head a little but it is difficult to get it exact. With a few tries I can get the blade to sit parallel to the razor edge but the gap differs and I cannot get that to equalize easily, maybe once or twice I had it even. I think it has to do with the torque on the spring that causes the head to push to one side or the other. Adjusting the setting causes the spring tension to change and you can sort of center the head by moving this setting prior to putting the head cap on. I could not get it to work every time but I can get it to center after a little bit of effort. See the side angle pictures of the head. The play where the head connects to the handle differs on both sides and it is just enough to cause the head to be off center. But in the end it didn't really matter, you end up with two different cutting edges. I found this random blade setting to be a big factor in getting an efficient shave. However, having two different blade angles does have some advantages. I use the less aggressive side shave the jaw line and neck area. It is like adjusting the handle setting but easier to do. So it is not all that bad. You just need to remember which side is aggressive. In my case it is always the same side, the side opposite where you read the set number. The play in the head along with the single spring tension causes this. Over time of using the Qshave I have found I can more consistently get the blade in the same position which means a setting of 3 is the same each day, or close to it. When the setting is close each day the shave is great each day. When the razor edge varies each day at the same setting it is more difficult to use because you don’t know what a 3 really is, too aggressive or too mild or is the blade worn out ? The steps I follow to get the blade to sit close to the same position each day is to clean the razor and blade then put the razor head on in the same position while holding the razor handle at an angle so that the blade wants to slide to one side with the play in the razor blade. If you look closely at the razor handle top, where the blade goes, one side is marked. And if you look closely at the razor head, one side is slightly larger than the other, you can see this in the picture and you can easily feel the difference when you pick up the razor head from the ends. Line these two up the same each day and I can get the head to sit close to the same. Sometimes I can push on the head a little one way or the other to get the gap to look the same too. A little extra work but the shave is worth it, much better and consistent shave over my other razor handles. I compared the razor blade play in the razor with other razor handles I have. The Feather ASD2 has a tighter tolerance, not too tight but sits perfectly when assembled. The Feather Popular also has a tighter tolerance. And I have a Weishi and it too has tighter tolerance. Not a lot but apparently just enough. But given the face skin surface is not exactly flat all this does not seem to matter when using the razor. I found I get a very good shave if I use a new razor blade and start with a setting of 3 to 3.5. And spend a little time to get the razor head to sit the same way each time. For all this, it is worth having a Qshave in the collection.
Review: amazing and inexpensive - i have many new and old razors. this is the best and least expensive. it is a big razor but smooth, used it with a astra, very smooth on 1st and 3rd setting. we will see how durable it is but so far it is great considering the price

## Features

- German Design Adjustable Handle to set blade exposure levels from 1 to 6. Matte chrome plated over zinc.
- Closed comb, double edged razor, the snap top helps maintain blade setting preference during blade change.
- Non-stage adjustable, BEST safety razor for a close and comfort shaving.
- Handle measures 3.5 in. Razor total dimensions are 2" L x 1" W x4.25" H. Razor weights 3.2 oz / 90g.
- 5 pcs Titanium coated blades included

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B086PJ3W1W |
| Best Sellers Rank | #135,636 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #95 in Men's Safety Shaving Razors |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,291) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 700 / 701 |
| Manufacturer  | QSHAVE |
| Product Dimensions  | 2 x 1 x 4.5 inches; 3.17 ounces |
| UPC  | 766415023903 611968122538 611968122989 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** QSHAVE
- **Color:** Silver
- **Handle Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Number of Blades:** 1
- **Unit Count:** 1.00 Count

## Images

![QSHAVE Adjustable Double Edge Classic Safety Razor (1 Razor & 5 pcs Titanium Coated Blades) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/515guihpbnL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Qshave Review
*by D***K on October 12, 2017*

Qshave Review Safety first, this is a razor handle that requires more caution than most other razor handles. Inserting or removing the blade and adjusting the blade position can be tricky. And if you fail it could likely result in sliding a finger over the blade. The instructions show the razor head removal using the thumb and index finger grabbing each side of head and lifting up. I found this requires a good grip with your fingers and if they slip they tend to want to slip over the blade. I believe there is a much better way to do this. It helps to lower the blade number down to the lowest setting first, which is one. Hold the handle in one hand then using your thumb to push up on one side of head. If you look closely at the razor head, one side has a slight edge, see picture. Use that side to push up with the thumb. This way gives more control and less chance of slipping over the blade. I can do this with wet fingers and no slippage. But always be careful doing this. Test out the technique without the blade. I found that adjusting the blade number is even more prone to slipping and moving the finger across the blade. My handle requires a bit of force to turn to adjust the number. The best way I found to adjust this while shaving is to hold the razor by the handle and put the head squarely on the counter top. Then with a little bit of downward pressure, adjust the setting by turning the handle. This can be done one handed and there is no chance of hitting the razor edge. It is also quick to adjust. The review of the shaver: The shaver goes from very mild to aggressive. I have read other reviews indicating the razor was aggressive on the lowest setting. I do not find this the case at all, no matter who’s definition of aggressive that you are using. The only way I can see this is if the handle was not fully screwed in. There is a video on the web on how to take the razor apart for cleaning. Basically you remove the head cap and razor. The turn the adjuster to the max setting, which is 6. Then push on the head, against the spring. when you do this the handle will push out slightly and you can keep turning the adjuster past 6 and remove the handle all the way off. Then you will have the head, spring, and the handle separated. Installing is the reverse. You do need to make sure you fully screw the handle in. You could stop one full revolution short and that still gives you 6 settings but the razor blade starts out more aggressive on 1, actually a 1 would be like a 6 or even slightly more aggressive. In that case the razor is very aggressive on 1. Perhaps this is why some say the razor is very aggressive on a setting of 1. However if you keep turning the handle full in while assembling it will bottom out at 1 and if you look at the head from a side angle, the head will be fully seated in the groove. In this position a setting of 1 is very mild, basically no blade sticks out. I have absolutely no hair cutting on this setting. I tried the various settings while running the razor across the edge of a sheet of paper. At 1 the the blade makes no contact with the paper edge. I compared it to a Feather ASD2 and the Qshave setting of 3 is about the same as the ASD2. Making adjustments is not exactly consistent, the blade moves up while adjusting so that exposes more blade but also changes the angle of the blade. So the blade works different at different settings. The angle to hold the razor changes slightly with the setting. I had a great first shave but it dwindled after that to a terrible shave by the end of the week. When I shaved it seemed like the blade didn't cut at all or cut very little. Repeated shaving the same area didn't cut much and roughed the skin up each time. I could not figure out why that was, so I waited a while before writing the review. But I think I finally figured it out. There was a few things going on that caused the problem. First, the razor blade needs to be sharp. This razor handle does not work well with a blade that is starting to wear down. This is true for all razor handles but it is more noticeable with the Qshave. The Qshave razor does not have as much exposed blade (at lower settings) than other razor handles. So a change in razor blade sharpness is more noticeable but I believe the end result is the same in any razor handle, it is just more noticeable in the Qshave. The other thing I noticed is that one side of the razor cuts different from the other side. When I look closely at the razor it is not even, see picture. The blade gap differs on each side. I tried resetting the blade and moving the head a little but it is difficult to get it exact. With a few tries I can get the blade to sit parallel to the razor edge but the gap differs and I cannot get that to equalize easily, maybe once or twice I had it even. I think it has to do with the torque on the spring that causes the head to push to one side or the other. Adjusting the setting causes the spring tension to change and you can sort of center the head by moving this setting prior to putting the head cap on. I could not get it to work every time but I can get it to center after a little bit of effort. See the side angle pictures of the head. The play where the head connects to the handle differs on both sides and it is just enough to cause the head to be off center. But in the end it didn't really matter, you end up with two different cutting edges. I found this random blade setting to be a big factor in getting an efficient shave. However, having two different blade angles does have some advantages. I use the less aggressive side shave the jaw line and neck area. It is like adjusting the handle setting but easier to do. So it is not all that bad. You just need to remember which side is aggressive. In my case it is always the same side, the side opposite where you read the set number. The play in the head along with the single spring tension causes this. Over time of using the Qshave I have found I can more consistently get the blade in the same position which means a setting of 3 is the same each day, or close to it. When the setting is close each day the shave is great each day. When the razor edge varies each day at the same setting it is more difficult to use because you don’t know what a 3 really is, too aggressive or too mild or is the blade worn out ? The steps I follow to get the blade to sit close to the same position each day is to clean the razor and blade then put the razor head on in the same position while holding the razor handle at an angle so that the blade wants to slide to one side with the play in the razor blade. If you look closely at the razor handle top, where the blade goes, one side is marked. And if you look closely at the razor head, one side is slightly larger than the other, you can see this in the picture and you can easily feel the difference when you pick up the razor head from the ends. Line these two up the same each day and I can get the head to sit close to the same. Sometimes I can push on the head a little one way or the other to get the gap to look the same too. A little extra work but the shave is worth it, much better and consistent shave over my other razor handles. I compared the razor blade play in the razor with other razor handles I have. The Feather ASD2 has a tighter tolerance, not too tight but sits perfectly when assembled. The Feather Popular also has a tighter tolerance. And I have a Weishi and it too has tighter tolerance. Not a lot but apparently just enough. But given the face skin surface is not exactly flat all this does not seem to matter when using the razor. I found I get a very good shave if I use a new razor blade and start with a setting of 3 to 3.5. And spend a little time to get the razor head to sit the same way each time. For all this, it is worth having a Qshave in the collection.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ amazing and inexpensive
*by A***. on February 3, 2026*

i have many new and old razors. this is the best and least expensive. it is a big razor but smooth, used it with a astra, very smooth on 1st and 3rd setting. we will see how durable it is but so far it is great considering the price

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A quality adjustable safety razor
*by J***E on August 7, 2018*

Before I get into the actual shaving experience, I must say that the packaging is immaculate. It almost felt like I was opening up an iPhone or some fancy watch. The box and the manuals all felt well made. I shaved for the first time with the QShave today with a Wilkinson Sword blade. The shave was pretty good. I’m going to go back to my favorite Astra blade or maybe even Feather before I give the QShave a final verdict. But so far so good. The adjustable handle was easy to use and I didn’t notice any flop. The blade reveal (blade exposure on either side compared) wasn’t perfect but that could be due to the blade itself so I’ll keep checking. I gave this 4/5 stars. I did notice a small bubble (probably from the heat treating or coating process) on the safety bar. Doesn’t affect the shave but I hope that doesn’t erode and allow rust to seep in. Also, the head on this razor is pretty big - under the nose is hard to reach. I knew that coming in but I think version 2 of this razor (if ever designed) should improve on that. The numbers on the dial aren’t etched in but I don’t see that being a problem anytime soon (ie wearing off). Other than that, I’m very happy with this razor. It’s a clone of the Merkur Futur - which I think is way overpriced. I look at safety razors as hammers and razor blades as nails. You can go to Home Depot or Lowe’s and buy a $100 hammer or Walmart and buy a $20 hammer. As long as your nails are sharp and of good quality, you’ll get the job done. Safety razors shouldn’t cost more than $40-50. Unless you want to shave with a gold razor, under $35 will do you just fine, have features you want, and will last a lifetime.

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