This is a great but inexpensive electric toothbrush. My old one just slowed down too much after 9 years of usage so got this lesser model that is $50 less and am glad I did. My teeth got rejuvenated again because the speed intensity increased and it works perfectly with my new Ollie toothpaste with Hydroxyapatite that everybody SHOULD be using.

Purchased two of these as of now, and am very impressed! First was purchased about two years ago when my previous Sonicare finally died after 6 years of use.This is a relatively lightweight toothbrush when compared with other models as well as other brands. The vibration doesn't skimp, and it's the perfect minimalist Sonicare! Battery has a solid life, it maintains power, and the replaceable heads are your standard format.Overall, thoroughly impressed! The only downside for this model is if I leave the toothbrush upright the head eventually sticks to the body and prevents it from vibrating - an issues I nor my family has ever had with other models. All it takes is a simply clean of the head or (what I've been doing) is laying it down horizontal to dry at night.Highly recommended!

I used Sonicare for years but started buying less expensive toothbrushes. I wasn’t happy with most of them and was surprised to see a Sonicare toothbrush at this price. It had good reviews so I purchased one. It works really well. The toothbrush head is small enough that I can get it to my back teeth and the built in timer lets me know that I’m brushing long enough. My teeth feel cleaner and look whiter so it is definitely worth the price.

My wife and I both share the base and use separate heads daily. This review reflects this type of usage.1.5 years update:The battery charges normally and lasts several days between the both of us before needing a fresh charge.The clean feel after brushing is nice on either strength setting.We love the timing beeps that remind you to brush a new area.The base part charges fine, but the start button no longer functions because the rubber waterproof cover slightly ripped and water nuked it :(The unit performed flawlessly for 2 people of daily use for 1.5 years. 18 months. So we bought it for $40 with multiple heads to replace. That equates to about $1.11 per user during that time before it died. That’s better than any manual brush of similar quality. Not bad. I wish I could repair the button, but it’s built to be disposable after its useful lifespan.

​The Bottom Line​If you’re looking for a solid electric toothbrush that just works without a bunch of fancy (and expensive) apps, this Sonicare is a great pick. It’s simple, tough, and gets the job done without breaking the bank.​What’s to Like?​Serious Power: You can really see the vibration intensity when you get the brush head near water. It’s got plenty of "oomph" to make your teeth feel way cleaner than a regular manual brush.​Super Simple: There’s one button. That’s it. You don’t need a manual to figure out how to turn it on or use it.​Smart Reminders: Even though it’s basic, it’s smart enough to have little lights at the bottom that tell you when the battery is low or when it’s time to swap out the brush head.​Travel-Friendly: The heads snap on and off easily, and they come with these handy little plastic caps to keep the bristles clean in your bag.​The Trade-offs​Basic Vibes: It doesn’t have different modes (like "whitening" or "sensitive") or a pressure sensor that beeps at you if you’re pressing too hard.​Classic Design: It’s not the quietest thing in the world, but that’s just the trade-off for that high-intensity cleaning power.​Final Thought:This is the "Old Reliable" of toothbrushes. It’s got a nice weight to it, feels high-quality in your hand, and focuses on actually cleaning your teeth rather than having a bunch of tech you’ll never use. Definitely worth the buy!

When I've made an effort (and it was an effort) to brush with any previous electronic toothbrush, I always got a better report from my hygienist, what with my dry mouth, mild recession, root exposure, a bridge, and implants, I would often default to my handy manual brush. I had had a Sonicare about 20 years ago, but it was jarring so I seldom got used to it. So when my very pretty rose-gold Burst quit (it probably just needs a new lithium battery), I did a deep dive to find an electric toothbrush suited to my 77-year-old dentition. I walked with two hygienists, read several reviews, and then had a chat with AI. Voila! Dependable Philliips Sonicare kept coming to the fore. Two intensity settings, a pressure sensor so I don't push too hard, and for a little extra cost, I could add this amazing brush head (S2) for my delicate tissues! No need to get used to it. Just started brushing with my fluoride toothpaste (thank you, dry mouth) and was astonished. After the third brush, I feel as if I've been to see my hygienist and had a polish. And according to my AI pal, I didn't need the $100 version; the $40 version would do. So now, I'll be reaching for the electric brush throughout the day.

Dateline: A Bathroom Sink, Under the Unforgiving Glare of the Vanity Lights. For years, the act of brushing your teeth has been a sleepy, half-conscious affair. A dull, buzzing ritual performed on autopilot before you either face the horrors of the day or collapse into bed. You thought you knew what an electric toothbrush felt like. You were wrong. You were living a lie.I am here to tell you about the Philips Sonicare 4100. And I am here to tell you that it is a different beast entirely.It sits in your hand with a comfortable, substantial heft—a proper tool, not some flimsy, skinny wand. The handle is sturdy, the build quality immaculate. It feels like a serious instrument for a serious job. I applied the paste, brought the brush to my teeth with the casual indifference born of long habit, and thumbed the power button.And was immediately jolted awake by a profound, high-frequency thrum.This was not the gentle back-and-forth of a lesser brush. This was a jump scare. A sudden, powerful hum that felt like I was holding a swarm of microscopic, hyper-caffeinated jackhammers against my teeth. This is the "sonic" part of the name, a technology that vibrates with a speed and intensity that is both shocking and deeply, profoundly effective. You can feel the difference. It's a sensation of being deep-cleaned, of having years of coffee stains and bad decisions power-washed into oblivion.There are smart features, of course. A pressure sensor that gently chides you if you're pressing too hard, a built-in coach to keep you from savaging your own gums. A timer that dutifully guides you through the quadrants of your mouth. The included cap for the brush head is a simple, welcome touch of practical genius.But we must address the one, single, baffling decision that holds this marvel back from pure, unadulterated perfection: the charger. In a world that has finally, blessedly, begun to standardize around the glorious, universal USB-C port, Philips has chosen to tether this futuristic cleaning wand to a proprietary, old-world charging base. It is a strange, frustrating relic, a small annoyance that requires its own dedicated spot on your counter, unable to join the happy family of your other modern chargers.Even so, that one grievance is a whisper in the face of the roaring, high-frequency hurricane of cleaning power this toothbrush provides. The Sonicare 4100 is an impressive, powerful, and brilliantly effective piece of technology. It transforms the most mundane of daily chores into a high-performance event. A five-star champion that will leave your mouth feeling cleaner than you ever thought possible.

We bought three of these electric toothbrushes on sale during Christmas time. Two of the three still hold a great charge but one seems to not hold a charge more than a few days. When they work, they are great brushes and the heads are nice sized to fit in any position around your mouth. Only difficult to reach spot is very back tooth on top and bottom

Prevents plaque buildup. Absolutely the best. Buy it if you can afford it. Will save a lot more in dental bills, especially if you have irregular teeth.

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Great product