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Great price. I think that's what I paid for mine a year or two ago.
Works great and I can't imagine going back to a standard toothbrush.
Battery life is awesome, brushing twice a day I get around 2 weeks of charge or so.
I've never let it die completely though so it would probably go longer.
Great price. I think that's what I paid for mine a year or two ago.
Works great and I can't imagine going back to a standard toothbrush.
Battery life is awesome, brushing twice a day I get around 2 weeks of charge or so.
I've never let it die completely though so it would probably go longer.
Very accurate to mine as well that I've had for like 7 years or so. Still going strong.
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Just as a note, these sonicare toothbrushes differ in more than just features,
For instance, the 4100 moves at half the speed of the 5100 even for basic cleaning as the 5100 has a better motor, meaning the 5100 will clean your teeth better than the 4100. Then with the 6100 you get stuff like adjustable intensity, and optimal cleaning modes based on the attached brush head. Then with 7300 you get "deep clean+" mode which has more aggressive movement than the 5100/6100, but it might irritate your gums which is why it isnt used by default. After the 7300 the models above that its pretty much just fluff features that are unrelated to the core cleaning power.
If you can get a deal on the 5100, that's prob the one with the best bang for buck, but it will still be like $50 even on sale. And all of these Sonicare toothbrushes seem to break in 2-3 years, even the most expensive models.
Just as a note, these sonicare toothbrushes differ in more than just features,For instance, the 4100 moves at half the speed of the 5100 even for basic cleaning as the 5100 has a better motor, meaning the 5100 will clean your teeth better than the 4100. Then with the 6100 you get stuff like adjustable intensity, and optimal cleaning modes based on the attached brush head. Then with 7300 you get "deep clean+" mode which has more aggressive movement than the 5100/6100, but it might irritate your gums which is why it isnt used by default. After the 7300 the models above that its pretty much just fluff features that are unrelated to the core cleaning power.If you can get a deal on the 5100, that's prob the one with the best bang for buck, but it will still be like $50 even on sale. And all of these Sonicare toothbrushes seem to break in 2-3 years, even the most expensive models.
Both 4100 and 5100 have the same mechanism and work at the same max frequency. I wish people would stop confidently spewing shit information.
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Works great and I can't imagine going back to a standard toothbrush.
Battery life is awesome, brushing twice a day I get around 2 weeks of charge or so.
I've never let it die completely though so it would probably go longer.
Works great and I can't imagine going back to a standard toothbrush.
Battery life is awesome, brushing twice a day I get around 2 weeks of charge or so.
I've never let it die completely though so it would probably go longer.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank ruinedx
For instance, the 4100 moves at half the speed of the 5100 even for basic cleaning as the 5100 has a better motor, meaning the 5100 will clean your teeth better than the 4100. Then with the 6100 you get stuff like adjustable intensity, and optimal cleaning modes based on the attached brush head. Then with 7300 you get "deep clean+" mode which has more aggressive movement than the 5100/6100, but it might irritate your gums which is why it isnt used by default. After the 7300 the models above that its pretty much just fluff features that are unrelated to the core cleaning power.
If you can get a deal on the 5100, that's prob the one with the best bang for buck, but it will still be like $50 even on sale. And all of these Sonicare toothbrushes seem to break in 2-3 years, even the most expensive models.
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