My buddy's phone review method is just leaving a YouTube video playing on a loop all day. He times how long it takes to die from full. Not very scientific, but it gives him a rough idea for screen-on time. He says it's more real than the charts they show in articles.

Honestly, tracking numbers like that is how I finally settled on a schedule. Tbh, every 20-25 cuts for a blade change is the sweet spot before the quality drops.

Honestly, it reminds me of a guy who brought in his granddad's old manual typewriter. He just wanted it cleaned up to look nice on a shelf. After I got the keys unstuck and showed him how it worked, he spent an hour typing a letter to his sister on it. He said it felt more real than an email. That's the part you can't explain with a price tag. It's about the feel of a thing that was made to last, and the connection to how people used to do things. Fixing it keeps that thread alive.