Amazon[amazon.com] has Philips Sonicare Battery Toothbrush (Mango or Miami Coral) for $17.46. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
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Philips is the one calling it Sonicare, so it's appropriate in the title.
I have a 9000-series for home and one of these for travel. Just lasted a 2-week trip to China on a freshly recharged AAA battery. Before I used a Quip for travel and vastly prefer the Sonicare. The Quip felt a lot weaker.
Are you saying this doesn't work like other SonicCare toothbrushs?
These things are absolute trash. Nothing like a real sonicare. The vibration/motion is so weak and the bristles are so soft that I honestly think I'd get a better clean from a regular toothbrush. I paid less than this price for mine and still wish I never bothered.
These things are absolute trash. Nothing like a real sonicare. The vibration/motion is so weak and the bristles are so soft that I honestly think I'd get a better clean from a regular toothbrush. I paid less than this price for mine and still wish I never bothered.
Came here to say the same thing. This thing is garbage.
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Philips is the one calling it Sonicare, so it's appropriate in the title. I have a 9000-series for home and one of these for travel. Just lasted a 2-week trip to China on a freshly recharged AAA battery. Before I used a Quip for travel and vastly prefer the Sonicare. The Quip felt a lot weaker.
Philips absolutely does not call this product Sonicare. Closest thing you'll see is "by Sonicare" but there is a clear distinction. You are correct that this is meant to be a competitor to Quip and the likes though
Sort of. I ended up buying a second Philips 3000(?) series when they went on sale and a 3rd party travel charger, but last time I went away for a month I never needed to charge it. It's not that much larger and, if the battery were to fail, you can still use it as a manual in a pinch. I'm a pretty dedicated one-bag (-ish) traveler so any drop in weight or volume is a target, but this just doesn't rise to being worth the loss in functionality for the minimal space saved.
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I have a 9000-series for home and one of these for travel. Just lasted a 2-week trip to China on a freshly recharged AAA battery. Before I used a Quip for travel and vastly prefer the Sonicare. The Quip felt a lot weaker.
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