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expiredCyanLeopard593 posted Mar 03, 2024 03:07 PM
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expiredCyanLeopard593 posted Mar 03, 2024 03:07 PM
Philips Sonicare 4100 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush
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I bought mine back in July for $30 from Philips and I've been really happy with it.
I tried using a sonicare toothbrush 15 years ago and I hated it and went back to a manual brush after a few weeks but with the new one I got used to it in less than a week.
The 4100 has a lot of nice features for the money (2 vibration speeds, pressure sensor to let you know when you're brushing too hard, 30 second timer for each quadrant of your mouth, etc. ) and the low setting feels gentle enough to not bother my somewhat sensitive teeth and gums.
Battery life is excellent, I usually charge it once a week or so but I've gone over 2 weeks and haven't even seen the low battery light come on.
If you're thinking of trying an electric toothbrush I'd definitely recommend this one.
The more expensive ones may last longer and have more features but I don't think it's worth the investment.
For under $30 you get a toothbrush that will last at least 2-3 years or more vs a $100+ toothbrush that might last 10 or so years.
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I bought mine back in July for $30 from Philips and I've been really happy with it.
I tried using a sonicare toothbrush 15 years ago and I hated it and went back to a manual brush after a few weeks but with the new one I got used to it in less than a week.
The 4100 has a lot of nice features for the money (2 vibration speeds, pressure sensor to let you know when you're brushing too hard, 30 second timer for each quadrant of your mouth, etc. ) and the low setting feels gentle enough to not bother my somewhat sensitive teeth and gums.
Battery life is excellent, I usually charge it once a week or so but I've gone over 2 weeks and haven't even seen the low battery light come on.
If you're thinking of trying an electric toothbrush I'd definitely recommend this one.
The more expensive ones may last longer and have more features but I don't think it's worth the investment.
For under $30 you get a toothbrush that will last at least 2-3 years or more vs a $100+ toothbrush that might last 10 or so years.
I bought mine back in July for $30 from Philips and I've been really happy with it.
I tried using a sonicare toothbrush 15 years ago and I hated it and went back to a manual brush after a few weeks but with the new one I got used to it in less than a week.
The 4100 has a lot of nice features for the money (2 vibration speeds, pressure sensor to let you know when you're brushing too hard, 30 second timer for each quadrant of your mouth, etc. ) and the low setting feels gentle enough to not bother my somewhat sensitive teeth and gums.
Battery life is excellent, I usually charge it once a week or so but I've gone over 2 weeks and haven't even seen the low battery light come on.
If you're thinking of trying an electric toothbrush I'd definitely recommend this one.
The more expensive ones may last longer and have more features but I don't think it's worth the investment.
For under $30 you get a toothbrush that will last at least 2-3 years or more vs a $100+ toothbrush that might last 10 or so years.
Any services that explicitly work to receive their text message for verification and pick up order is ready?
Also interested in the Black model over the white model, but pickup doesn't appear for the black model locally, any trick to get the desired color with the deal intact?
I have a 12 year old Diamondclean model HX9340. It's needed a new battery and a few repairs, but I'm handy with stuff like that. It has a hard button. My two previous Philips toothbrushes had rubber buttons and that's the only reason they failed.
Just look at the reviews for all of their models and it shows the story of intentional design decisions to make sure you have to buy another brush every couple of years.
The power cords on these lower end models also deteriorate and become brittle after a couple of years, but it's possible to replace them if you are handy with a soldering iron and screwdriver.
Philips electric toothbrushes are insanely marked up, and have a variety of dark patterns that make the lower end models fail on schedule.
I hope to never have to buy another one from them ever again. I wish the Chinese manufactures would improve their quality just a little more, because some of them are already very decent and comparable with these low-end models.
No one is designing a rubber button to fail LOL. They could have certainly had a bad design or a vendor who made mediocre parts.
I have a 12 year old Diamondclean model HX9340. It's needed a new battery and a few repairs, but I'm handy with stuff like that. It has a hard button. My two previous Philips toothbrushes had rubber buttons and that's the only reason they failed.
Just look at the reviews for all of their models and it shows the story of intentional design decisions to make sure you have to buy another brush every couple of years.
The power cords on these lower end models also deteriorate and become brittle after a couple of years, but it's possible to replace them if you are handy with a soldering iron and screwdriver.
Philips electric toothbrushes are insanely marked up, and have a variety of dark patterns that make the lower end models fail on schedule.
I hope to never have to buy another one from them ever again. I wish the Chinese manufactures would improve their quality just a little more, because some of them are already very decent and comparable with these low-end models.
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