Best Buy has Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (White, HX6817/01) on sale for $29.99. Select free curbside pickup where available.
Thanks to Community Member MauiCat for sharing this deal.
At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $19.01 lower (38.8% savings) than the next best available options with prices starting from $49. -SaltyOne
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Model Number:
HX6817/01
Product SKU:
6134341
App Compatible:
No
Batteries Included:
Yes
Form Factor:
Electric toothbrush
Product Height:
9.3
Product Length:
2.6
Product Weight:
0.9 pounds
Product Width:
9.3
Sensors:
Pressure
Voltage:
220 volts
Water Resistant:
No
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Best Buy has Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (White, HX6817/01) on sale for $29.99. Select free curbside pickup where available.
Thanks to Community Member MauiCat for sharing this deal.
At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $19.01 lower (38.8% savings) than the next best available options with prices starting from $49. -SaltyOne
Model: Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 - White
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That being said, and being a frugal person, if you *just* bought it, I'd say maybe? Or try to return the 1100?
This model of the 4100 has a motor that offers twice as many brush movements per minute compared to the 1100 (62,000 vs 31,000), which is the same technology present on the $200+ models. Now if you were thinking of upgrading from the 4100 to the 5100 I would tell you it isn't worth it, but 1100 to 4100 is a pretty significant leap for that reason
YMMV, Also for those that have a Sam's Club membership, they are selling a dual pack of the 4300 series for $49.99. Also a $10 scan and go savings of the W3 (6—ct) or C2 (8-ct) brush heads ($50), making those $40.
Is that in store only? Online it looks like it is $80.
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Just bought the Philips Sonicare 1100 for 19.99 is this one worth the upgrade
Quick disclaimer: I work at Philips
That being said, and being a frugal person, if you *just* bought it, I'd say maybe? Or try to return the 1100?
This model of the 4100 has a motor that offers twice as many brush movements per minute compared to the 1100 (62,000 vs 31,000), which is the same technology present on the $200+ models. Now if you were thinking of upgrading from the 4100 to the 5100 I would tell you it isn't worth it, but 1100 to 4100 is a pretty significant leap for that reason
YMMV, Also for those that have a Sam's Club membership, they are selling a dual pack of the 4300 series for $49.99. Also a $10 scan and go savings of the W3 (6—ct) or C2 (8-ct) brush heads ($50), making those $40.
Needs time machine! I got these last time for $49.99 last December at Sams' club!
Unnecessary. Just buy the kids size heads if absolutely necessary but my 5 year old has been using regular sized heads since 3.
Same here. My 4.5 year old has been using this for the past year (since the last time this deal popped up). I do all the brushing though. Kids don't brush well until they're much older.
I find all the different models of Sonicares confusing. What's the difference between a 4100 and 4500? I saw that Costco has the HX6829/30 (which I think is 4500), "optimal clean" 2-pack on sale for $69. Any significant difference for the extra $10?
What's typically the best deal on replacement brushes?
How are these to travel with?
Thanks!
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I find all the different models of Sonicares confusing. What's the difference between a 4100 and 4500? I saw that Costco has the HX6829/30 (which I think is 4500), "optimal clean" 2-pack on sale for $69. Any significant difference for the extra $10?
What's typically the best deal on replacement brushes?
How are these to travel with?
Thanks!
The 4500 has different brushing modes and a travel case which the 4100 doesn't have, so it might be worth the extra $10 if you'll be traveling with it often
That being said, and being a frugal person, if you *just* bought it, I'd say maybe? Or try to return the 1100?
This model of the 4100 has a motor that offers twice as many brush movements per minute compared to the 1100 (62,000 vs 31,000), which is the same technology present on the $200+ models. Now if you were thinking of upgrading from the 4100 to the 5100 I would tell you it isn't worth it, but 1100 to 4100 is a pretty significant leap for that reason
is this similar to the Philips Sonicare 2 Series ?
YMMV, Also for those that have a Sam's Club membership, they are selling a dual pack of the 4300 series for $49.99. Also a $10 scan and go savings of the W3 (6—ct) or C2 (8-ct) brush heads ($50), making those $40.
YMMV, Also for those that have a Sam's Club membership, they are selling a dual pack of the 4300 series for $49.99. Also a $10 scan and go savings of the W3 (6—ct) or C2 (8-ct) brush heads ($50), making those $40.
Am I misunderstanding? Using my account, the Sams Club sale price for two is $80, not $50. If you have a better price showing at SamsClub.com, could you please share the link? Thanks.
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That being said, and being a frugal person, if you *just* bought it, I'd say maybe? Or try to return the 1100?
This model of the 4100 has a motor that offers twice as many brush movements per minute compared to the 1100 (62,000 vs 31,000), which is the same technology present on the $200+ models. Now if you were thinking of upgrading from the 4100 to the 5100 I would tell you it isn't worth it, but 1100 to 4100 is a pretty significant leap for that reason
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That being said, and being a frugal person, if you *just* bought it, I'd say maybe? Or try to return the 1100?
This model of the 4100 has a motor that offers twice as many brush movements per minute compared to the 1100 (62,000 vs 31,000), which is the same technology present on the $200+ models. Now if you were thinking of upgrading from the 4100 to the 5100 I would tell you it isn't worth it, but 1100 to 4100 is a pretty significant leap for that reason
What's typically the best deal on replacement brushes?
How are these to travel with?
Thanks!
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What's typically the best deal on replacement brushes?
How are these to travel with?
Thanks!
That being said, and being a frugal person, if you *just* bought it, I'd say maybe? Or try to return the 1100?
This model of the 4100 has a motor that offers twice as many brush movements per minute compared to the 1100 (62,000 vs 31,000), which is the same technology present on the $200+ models. Now if you were thinking of upgrading from the 4100 to the 5100 I would tell you it isn't worth it, but 1100 to 4100 is a pretty significant leap for that reason
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