popularr3p3ro posted Jun 13, 2026 07:46 AM
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popularr3p3ro posted Jun 13, 2026 07:46 AM
Philips Sonicare 7300 Series Electric Toothbrush - Next-Generation Sonicare Technology, Pressure Sensor, 12 Brushing Settings, SmarTimer, 21-Day Runtime, Travel Case, for $100
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I think the 6500 is the sweet spot in terms of performance and price. If you go higher you're paying for things like Bluetooth that I suspect most never use.
If you go lower you lose power settings and it doesn't clean as well imo.
That said, if you can get a model higher than the 6500 on sale, go for it.
And final comment, off brand brush heads on Amazon work just fine, usually. They're a WHOLE LOT CHEAPER and 9/10 brands we've tried work just fine but we have come across some that are either too tight or too loose. Amazon is really good about giving a returnless refund on those though so it's easy to just try some.
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I think the 6500 is the sweet spot in terms of performance and price. If you go higher you're paying for things like Bluetooth that I suspect most never use.
If you go lower you lose power settings and it doesn't clean as well imo.
That said, if you can get a model higher than the 6500 on sale, go for it.
And final comment, off brand brush heads on Amazon work just fine, usually. They're a WHOLE LOT CHEAPER and 9/10 brands we've tried work just fine but we have come across some that are either too tight or too loose. Amazon is really good about giving a returnless refund on those though so it's easy to just try some.
The only thing I've found you get with the name brand heads is a notification when it's time to change the head since each head has an RFID tag in it to know how much it gets used.
Comes with only 1 travel charging case (and 1 regular case) though, if that is important to you.
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