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Philips Sonicare 1100 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (White Grey, HX3641/02) $18.16 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on orders over $35

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3zmac

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Basically a disposable brush after a few months. The rubber button wears out and the internals have been changed to be more plastic than the higher end models. If you call them when it dies or has water intrusion, or the rubber around the lug gets moldy, they will replace it not problem, but it's kind of a pain to do every 6 months.

if you want hassle free, get a high end sonicare or the cheaper Oral B IO. Make sure you rinse the Oral B as instructed though!

Tigerwang

Yesterday 02:16 PM

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TigerwangYesterday 02:16 PM

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Yeah, I had the one that uses C2 brushes. The button wears down after 6 months, but it still works. Is the C1 better than C2? I really liked the C2, it's durable...

lemperor

Yesterday 04:25 PM

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lemperorYesterday 04:25 PM

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Quote from 3zmac

Basically a disposable brush after a few months. The rubber button wears out and the internals have been changed to be more plastic than the higher end models. If you call them when it dies or has water intrusion, or the rubber around the lug gets moldy, they will replace it not problem, but it's kind of a pain to do every 6 months. if you want hassle free, get a high end sonicare or the cheaper Oral B IO. Make sure you rinse the Oral B as instructed though!

yes, mine turned out exactly same situation and looking for a replacement. I am not sure it makes sense to buy electric toothbrush every 6 months now.

jeweltea

Yesterday 07:52 PM

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jewelteaYesterday 07:52 PM

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Mine is one year old and hasn't done this.

hanbumkim

Today 04:07 AM

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hanbumkimToday 04:07 AM

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have had this for few years, I just now get generic toothbrush heads on Amazon and it's been doing fine! might get an extra one so I can have it at work for a midday brush

AudioMike

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AudioMikeToday 05:56 AM

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Very weak.

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