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The Philips oneblade works very well for me. It's even ok if you use it for the whole body. I do shave 1-2x a week and the blades last about half a year I'd say.

Störtebecker. German company that produces great shavers

It's still owned by an American Company but the Henry's Shavers are Made exclusively In Germany by an old eastern German Company called "Feintechnik Eisfeld".

They make decent blades and are sold by Lidl under their own brand.

Otherwise Dorco a Corean Company makes also decent 6 blade Shavers, they are often sold by Drug stores and Supermarkets as their own brand. Just look for Made in Corea sign

I got one of those things and I'm not crazy about it. It feels overly complicated, it doesn't just have a "cut where you hold it" beard trimmer type feature, it feels like an electric razor with extra shit to it and I didn't want an electric razor, I wanted something that would hack through foliage

Idk ill just buy a normal fuckin trimmer next time

I have a oneblade, it came with my multigroom 9000 series but I've never used it. The prospect of needing to replace oneblades every so often compared to my trimmers clippers with no such requirement puts me off.

I will consider testing it out for science, particularly if your aim is for wet shave level facial hair length.

I know it's not an EU rec but there's this Canadian company called Henson which make a safety razor handle that is more effective due to how it angles the razor blade relative to your skin: https://hensonshaving.com/

Braun Series 7 works well for me. Safety razors and other electric razors irritate my skin, but the mesh covering thing is pretty comfortable.

I've been using the current razor body for around ten years, and I get a new razor covering whenever shaving gets uncomfortable (around 18 months).

I have no idea if the razor is produced in the EU.