I would like to know how that silver one or metal one works. 
Looking good StPete!
How does the Eclipse go compared to the regular sport? It's just so tempting lol
Assuming you already use a Sport, it takes some time to get used to the heavy metal one. It pretty much goes by itself with no pressure. When you're used to the Sport, you'll put too much pressure. I cut the heck out of my head in the first few months with it, but have been liking it since then. It definitely feels a lot nicer. The only downside I've found to it is the pin that holds the pivoting finger hold works free every now and then. I'm a little afraid it will eventually disappear if I don't catch it.
One of the reasons I bought the S4 was because I was replacing Sports every few months as the wheels would break off. The cheap wheels can't take a drop or knock without cracking. The S4 has done quite well. That said, I didn't (and still kind of don't) think the wheels are much better. I think I just tend to drop and knock it less. Partially because it's heaver and tends to stay where you put it, and partially because it's more expensive and I don't want to break it.
I shave both my head and face in the shower. Currently I use the S4 for the noggin and a Mach 3 for my face. With both the Sport and the S4, I tend to come back and touch up around the top of my ear and my neck with the face razor. I'm hoping the ATX is a one razor solution. That would definitely make travel easier. My travel case has the Sport and another Mach3.
First use of the ATX shows that it's possible to be a one razor solution, but I need to get more comfortable with it. Still had to go back to the ears with the Mach3, but the ATX was better for the neck. After doing my face I figured out a better way to hold it for detail work, so maybe with some practice I'll be able to do it. I plan to use the ATX exclusively for a few weeks to see. If it works out I may have to start bugging HB for an ATX Eclipse.
