Glad it's working out for ya.
I've got the ATX and I haven't been overly impressed so far. It does the job. Just not any better or quicker than my regular Fusion razor. I can see how it could be quicker though since the actual act of running it over the head is so natural compared to a regular razor. I just wish I didn't always have to touch up so many spots with the Fusion. Which leads me to.....
Since this is a head shaving device, why isn't the blade head slightly curved?
I know people with a fairly flat face. Meaning certain zones are semi-flat. And cheeks have some give to them since there is more beneath the skin then bone.
But a head is pretty rigid. And even if I've been called a block-head a time or two, I've never actually seen anyone with a flat head. The skin layer is thick and then you got bone. So there isn't the give you'd have with a cheek or neck or throat.
I feel the headblades could be so much more efficient if they had even a slight curvature to the blade head. I know there are razors out there that "flex" to allow a little curve to them. Wouldn't this just make so much more sense on a razor created for a "round" head?