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Electric Shaver Replacement Heads: Foils, Cutters and Cassettes

Shaver heads look deceptively similar. The quickest path is the series number plus the code printed on the cassette, foil or manual.

Compatibility guide · Updated August 10, 2026

Find the right replacement

Find your electric shaver replacement heads

Start with the brand and exact model you already own. Add the old part, filter or cartridge code if you can find it, and we’ll build a targeted Amazon search from those identifiers.

Replacement typeElectric Shaver Replacement Heads
Not sure where to find the model?

Look for a reusable model identifier on the product label, not the unique serial number. Good places to check are the underside or back of the device, inside a removable bin or battery door, the charging/emptying dock, the old cartridge itself, the manual, or your original order history.

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Still verify before buying: the Amazon listing should explicitly name your exact model or the same replacement/part code. Similar appearance is not enough.

Fast rule: the exact model, cartridge or part code beats appearance. If the listing does not clearly name what you own, do not force the match.

Start with the shaver series

Read the model or series identifier on the shaver body. Search the complete identifier with “replacement head,” “foil” or “cassette,” depending on the system.

Some replacements bundle foil and cutters; others contain only one wear component. Compare what the listing includes with what your shaver requires.

Match the attachment mechanism

Check the shape, release tabs and mounting points against the existing head. Do not force a head from a visually similar series onto the shaver.

When a listing gives a compatible-model list, find the exact model rather than stopping at a shared series name.

Replace damage promptly

A bent or damaged foil can be uncomfortable and should not be treated as a normal wear item to keep using indefinitely. Follow the manufacturer guidance for inspection and replacement.

For ordinary wear, replacement timing varies with shaving frequency, hair type and cleaning. Use performance and the maker recommendation instead of a universal schedule.