The X1 might be slightly smoother for a straight S -> N pass on my upper lip, but it's close and the smaller size of the Vector head makes it a bit easier for me to get my upper lip to a DFS++.The Vector's head is incredibly tiny. It is extremely nimble and certainly at the pinnacle of a razor's abilities to reach into small spaces. It's a joy in that regard at and within my nares. While plenty smooth in most directions and most places it is barely smooth enough for me ATG/S-N on my very sensitive upper lip. Barely smooth enough means it's tolerable for sure but not delightful.
I would definitely buy one of those.I believe what I'd like best would be for the ATT X1 and the Vector to have a baby. Still, I have to do the head to head shaves before suggesting that to the universe.
The Vectors, The General V2 and the X1 Slant and all very smooth to me.Both the X1 and the Vector deliver close long lasting shaves. I believe the X1 is smoother, but is my memory correct? Both are efficient enough for me.
The AC blade format is also my favored fornat. The Vectors, The General V2 and the X1 Slant all provide superlative shaves for me.I would be very hard pressed to say I can get a DE razor to easily, reliably, and consistently deliver the close shaves my AC safety razors give me. That doesn't mean the AC platform delivers without any buffing or "second" passes, but I already know A
We are in full 100% agreement on this point!As always my number one shaving goal is a Damn Comfortable Shave.