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Amazon.com has Philips Sonicare Essence Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (HX5611/01, White & Light Blue) for $19.95. Shipping is free. Thanks itsamazeling
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Philips Sonicare Essence Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (HX5611/01 - white/light blue) for $19.95. Shipping is free w/ Prime
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| Rating: | (4.1 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 8,375 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Philips Sonicare Essence Sonic Rechargeable Toothbrush, White [Essence] |
| Product Description: | Taking care of your dental health is easy with the Philips Sonicare Essence Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush. This rechargeable power toothbrush features an angled neck, soft contoured bristles, and patented sonic technology to gently remove plaque in hard-to-reach areas. An easy-start feature helps you adjust to the Sonicare experience, while the two-minute Smartimer ensures you brush thoroughly. Essence Rechargeable Toothbrush remains charged for up to two weeks. Brand Story By Philips |
| Manufacturer: | Philips Sonicare |
| Model Number: | HX5611/01 |
| Product SKU: | B00QZ67ODE |
| UPC: | 075020048776 |
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FYI to those interested who do not care about the possibility of mold under the brush head (it's really easily avoidable by cleaning inside with any regularity or just leaving the head off to dry after brushing).
This is a YMMV, but Walmart sells the Philips Sonicare Elite in a Sonicare Essence box for $5 more than this post. Here's a link to my post about it a few months ago. Nobody seemed interested, but if you're here looking at the Sonicare Essence on Amazon, this may be worth giving a try to score a Sonicare Elite.
YMMV - Walmart - Philips Sonicare Elite Toothbrush (Discontinued) in Sonicare Essence Box $24.97
This is a YMMV, but Walmart sells the Philips Sonicare Elite in a Sonicare Essence box for $5 more than this post. Here's a link to my post about it a few months ago. Nobody seemed interested, but if you're here looking at the Sonicare Essence on Amazon, this may be worth giving a try to score a Sonicare Elite.
YMMV - Walmart - Philips Sonicare Elite Toothbrush (Discontinued) in Sonicare Essence Box $24.97
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I prefer pay less for more. Just don't let the water run into the brush head for this series 1. Shove in some tissue to soak up the water and it should be just as good.
Brush head for Series 1 and 2 are the same price despite Series 1 have the magnet on the brush head side. While Series 2 brush head is all plastic, it should be cheaper but it's not.
I take out the magnet before throwing the used brush head away. They are good magnet.
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Water will get inside the internals and get all moldy
Thanks for letting me know
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I prefer pay less for more. Just don't let the water run into the brush head for this series 1. Shove in some tissue to soak up the water and it should be just as good.
Brush head for Series 1 and 2 are the same price despite Series 1 have the magnet on the brush head side. While Series 2 brush head is all plastic, it should be cheaper but it's not.
I take out the magnet before throwing the used brush head away. They are good magnet.
Series 2 owner here. Battery lasted 18 months. It's not user replaceable. Took it apart and soldered in a new one. Lasted 3 months. I spent over $100, I'm not happy.
"You should keep it off the charger!"
I tried that, and there's a noticeable difference in intensity between a fresh battery and a half full battery. Besides, it sucks having to game your toothbrush to get more than a year out of it.
I'd suggest finding a model with a replaceable (but rechargeable) battery, even if it means switching brands. ...or spend $20 on this deal every 18 months, clean it frequently, and you're gtg.
Personally, I own a Sonicare DiamondClean model and original brushheads from Philips last considerably longer and perform better than knockoff brands you find on amazon/ebay. I guess my point is, also factor in brushhead replacement costs when you are picking a toothbrush model.