Yes. TSA allows electric razors in both carry-on and checked bags. Rechargeable lithium-battery models are best kept in your carry-on; if checked, switch them fully off and protect them from turning on.
Electric razors are allowed in carry-on bags with no special restrictions.
Electric razors are allowed in checked bags. For lithium-battery models, FAA says devices should be in carry-on, and any checked must be completely powered off and protected from accidental activation.
Checked against official TSA, FAA and government pages on . These are US rules unless we say otherwise; the TSA officer at the checkpoint makes the final call.
The rules in numbers
- Electric razors: allowed in carry-on and checked bags
- Lithium battery devices in checked bags: completely powered off and protected from accidental activation or damage
- Spare lithium batteries and power banks: carry-on only, terminals protected from short circuit
Packing tips
- Use the travel lock (often a long press of the power button) so the shaver cannot start buzzing in your bag.
- Disposable and safety razors are a separate rule; this one covers electric shavers only.
- Spare lithium batteries for a shaver must stay in your carry-on.
Questions people ask
Can I bring an electric razor in my carry-on?
Yes. TSA allows electric razors in carry-on and checked bags.
Should I take the blades out of my electric shaver?
No. Electric razors are allowed as they are; TSA's blade restrictions apply to loose razor blades and safety razors, not electric shavers.