The SHPAVVER MS-687 Manual: How to Use, Clean, & Master Your 7D Head Shaver

You’ve got the box. You’re holding the SHPAVVER MS-687, a tool that feels more like a futuristic orb than a traditional razor. And chances are, the included paper manual was either confusing or immediately lost. Now you’re left searching for practical answers: How do I actually use this thing? How do I clean it without breaking it? And is there a way to stop it from turning on in my bag?

This is that manual.

Welcome to the definitive user guide for the SHPAVVER MS-687 7D head shaver. We’re going to skip the marketing fluff and get straight to the practical, step-by-step instructions for getting the most out of your device, from the first charge to the perfect shave and a truly deep clean.

Part 1: Setup and First Charge

Before you do anything, let’s get your shaver ready. Inside the box, you should have the MS-687 shaver body, the 7D magnetic shaver head, and a Type-C charging cable.

The use of a USB Type-C port is a significant, practical advantage. You don’t need another proprietary charging brick.

1. Locate the Port: Find the Type-C port on the bottom of the shaver body.
2. Plug It In: Use the included cable to connect it to any standard USB power source (a wall adapter, your computer, or a power bank).
3. Check the LED: The built-in LED display will light up to indicate it’s charging. A full charge from empty typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours and should provide 90+ minutes of runtime, which is easily weeks of shaving for most people.

Part 2: How to Use the SHPAVVER MS-687 for a Smooth Shave

The 7D floating head is the key feature. Think of it as seven small, independent mowers with their own suspension, all working together. This design is what allows the shaver to map the complex curves of your head, jaw, and neck without nicking you.

The Technique: Let the Shaver Do the Work

Your instinct might be to press hard, like you would with a cartridge razor. Resist this urge. The key to a smooth shave with a rotary shaver is light pressure and the right motion.

• Grip: Hold the shaver in the palm of your hand. Its ergonomic design is meant to feel like a natural extension of your hand, not a “handle” you grip with your fingers.
• Motion: Use small, circular motions. Go clockwise, then counter-clockwise over the same area. This allows the blades to lift and cut hairs growing in different directions.
• Pressure: Apply very light pressure. Let the floating heads glide over your skin. Pressing too hard flattens the skin, prevents hair from entering the slots, and will cause irritation. The “float” is what does the work.

Dry Shave vs. Wet Shave

This shaver has an IPX7 waterproof rating. In simple terms, this means it’s fully waterproof and can be submerged in up to one meter of water for 30 minutes. This gives you two options for shaving.

• Dry Shave (Fast & Convenient):

  • Best for: Quick, daily touch-ups.
  • How: Use on a completely dry head and face. This is the fastest way to shave. After a few days, your skin will adapt to the shaver, and you’ll find this method surprisingly comfortable.

• Wet Shave (Smooth & Refreshing):

  • Best for: A closer, more “razor-like” feel, or for those with sensitive skin.
  • How: You can use it in the shower. Apply your preferred shaving cream, gel, or foam directly to your head. The foam helps the shaver glide even more smoothly and reduces friction. Shave using the same small, circular motions. When finished, you can rinse the shaver (and your head) directly under the shower.

Part 3: The “How to Clean” Manual (The Most Important Part)

If you want your shaver to last, you must clean it regularly, preferably after every shave. This prevents buildup, keeps the motor from working too hard, and ensures a hygienic shave.

This is where the MS-687’s magnetic head design truly shines.

The 30-Second Rinse (After Every Shave)

1. Keep the shaver running.
2. Place the shaver heads directly under a stream of warm tap water.
3. Let the water flush through the heads for about 20-30 seconds.
4. Turn the shaver off, shake off the excess water, and let it air dry.

The Weekly Deep Clean (How to Clean the Blades)

This is the step most people miss. Simply rinsing isn’t enough to get the tiny, impacted hair clippings from inside the blade housings.

Step 1: Remove the Magnetic Head * Gently pull the entire 7D blade assembly off the shaver body. It’s held on by powerful Neodymium magnets, so there are no clips to break. It will “pop” off and “click” back on with satisfying ease.

Step 2: Clean the Shaver Body * Rinse the shaver body, paying attention to the small driveshaft that the head connects to.

Step 3: Open the Shaving Heads * Look at the underside of the 7D head assembly. The center head twists to unlock. A small arrow may indicate the direction. * Once the center head is removed, you can gently pop open the surrounding six heads. They are hinged. * You will now see the collected hair dust inside each “rover.”

Step 4: Flush and Brush * Rinse the entire open head assembly under warm, running water until all debris is gone. * For stubborn buildup, you can use a small, soft brush (like an old toothbrush) to gently clean the blades and guards. * Important: Be careful not to mix and match the cutter and guard pairs from different heads, as they are often matched sets for optimal performance.

Step 5: Reassemble * Snap all seven heads closed. * Re-insert and twist-lock the center head. * Let the assembly air dry completely. * Once dry, “click” the entire magnetic head back onto the shaver body.

Part 4: How to Use the Travel Lock

This directly answers the question, “Is there a way to lock the shpavver?” Yes, it’s called the travel lock, and it prevents the shaver from accidentally turning on in your luggage.

• To Lock: When the shaver is OFF, press and hold the power button for about 3-5 seconds. The LED display will show a lock icon, and the shaver will not turn on.
• To Unlock: When the shaver is LOCKED, press and hold the power button again for 3-5 seconds. The lock icon will disappear, and the shaver is ready to use.

A Final Thought on Ergonomics

The true success of this design is its accessibility. The palm-held grip, the large cutting surface, and the simple magnetic cleaning are not just conveniences; they are features of inclusive design.

One customer, Catherine Vessey, noted this in her feedback, mentioning the shaver was for her 84-year-old husband who has tremors. She wrote that the shaver is “easy for him to shave his own head,” a task that was difficult and time-consuming with a traditional razor.

This is the ultimate point of good engineering: it shouldn’t be a puzzle. It should be a tool that simplifies a task, saves time, and works for as many people as possible. By understanding how to properly use, clean, and maintain your MS-687, you’re not just ensuring a smooth shave—you’re making the most of a truly well-thought-out piece of technology.