Personna EasyFit Mach3 Compatible 15 Refill Razor Blade Cartridges – Compatible with all Mach 3 razors – Triple Coated Razor Blade Edges For A Smooth Shave

These are better than Gillette mach3 blades and last longer. As others have said the blade head is bigger, but still it causes no problems. I usually get a month out of 1 blade. I used to use the Walmart Equate blades but they were discontinued. By the look and feel of the Personna blade I believe they are the same Equate blade and I think Targetprivate labels them also. Thank you Personna for a superior product over the original. Great shower shave using my old Mach 3 handle, these blades, shaving brush and Poraso soap. All the best and at the best price.

I stumbled onto these while searching for blades for my Turbo Mach 3 razor. They work beautifully, just as sharp and comfortable as the name-brand blades. I can'y yet speak to how long they'll stay sharp, but I seriously doubt that the name-brand blades will last twice as long as these do, and these cost literally half as much. The only slight drawback is that I have to pull my nose up and my lip down to flatten the skin right under my nose due to the extra thickness of these blades. But that's a very small detriment. Highly recommend these!

Received in the mail and gave these a spin after shaving with an original Mach 3 earlier in the week.Fit: Fits the Mach 3 handle perfectly (I have a 10+ year old handle). No issues.Size: Head is larger and thicker than Mach 3. I didn't have an issue trimming the hairs close to my nose.Sharpness: Not as sharp as a Mach 3, so I did have some minor hair pulling. Not enough to be a deal breaker but noticeable after shaving with a Gillette for years. Much smoother on the upstroke versus the downstroke.Closeness of Shave: This is the biggest difference between the Mach 3 and Personna EasyFit. I couldn't get butter smooth skin as I have with other razors. It's not quite 5 o' clock shadow length but somewhere in between smooth and late day growth. On the flip side, I'm sure I'll have fewer ingrown hairs and nicks. The shave against the grain was very smooth, probably the smoothest of any razor I've used.Overall: A good price to value. While it doesn't get quite as close as the Mach 3, for what I use this razor for, I'm fine with the results. If you want the closest shave possible, I'd look elsewhere.

Razor development reached a functional apex many years ago. Gillete sensor was probably it. The three blade cartridge is probably as good as it gets, certainly as good as it needs to be. Adding blades and stupid "features" and complications increases nothing but the cost. The joke is on suckers willing to pay several dollars a cartridge that shaves worse than a simple three blade.I used to buy the Walmart catridge that fit sensor handles. When they stopped making it I found these on Amazon. I don't think they are as sharp or last as long as the old original Gillette brand, but then again they a fraction of the cost.

Edit: Added 1 star because they last just as long as the name bramd.The razors are sharp and seem to be of good quality, but there are some critical design flaws that I just don't like and will not buy these again:1) The cartridge is so bulky and the blades are so far from the edges of the cartridge that I have trouble getting into those tight spots such as under the nostrils, and around nose.Edit: Still annoying but I got used to it. Not so bad.2) the blades seem to be set back into the cartridge so its hard to get a close shave in the corners of my mouth and on my chin sometimes.3) The lube strip oozes a ton of this snotty substance that goops up and it's kind of a bit much. Its so slick that it almost feels like it makes the blade glide over hairs as opposed to cutting them, but this might be my imagination.4) it gets clogged easily after 2 days of not shaving as other reviewers have noted because the blades are closer together than the name brand, the angle is different, and there is a lot of plastic blocking the back.just have to rinse cartridge more often.These are not that much less expensive than the name brand so I think I'll just go with those from now on.