Costco Wholesale has for its
Members:
2-Pack Philips Sonicare Advanced Clean Rechargeable Electric Toothbrushes (Extra Soft Bristles, HX7129/02) on sale for
$69.99. Shipping is $6.99.
Thanks to community member neomatrixviper for finding this deal.
Product Info:
- Exceptional Oral Care: Up to 1000% More Plaque Removal¹ & 500% Healthier Gums.
- Next-Generation Sonicare Technology for Excellent Results Every Time.
- 4 Brushing Settings: Clean & Gum Health Modes, 2 Intensities - High and Low.
- Helps Protect Your Teeth & Gums: A Smart Sensor Detects Excessive Pressure.
- Effortless Use: 21-Day Battery Life, Compact Charging Stand, Handy Travel Case.
- 2-Year Warranty
Top Comments
I'm about 10 months into owning an Oral-b iO (I was lured in by the lower prices and the fact that my Sonicares have always had the battery die after like a year and a half.)
I hate the Oral B with a passion. I don't care if the Sonicares die after 1.5-2 years or that the heads are more expensive any more. I pray for the Oral B to die every time I use it.
Community Reviews
This Philips Sonicare 2 pack lands as a value play for basic sonic brushing, with the newer motor and design, a pressure sensor, and the same internals as pricier Philips models. The warehouse price has been confirmed at about $70, and pickup avoids the $6.99 shipping fee. The package includes only three brush heads total, and the deal works out best around $35 each. Battery life and charging reliability are the main concern, with reports of units weakening or failing to charge after a few years or even within days.
Picking up at a local Costco warehouse can avoid the $6.99 shipping fee.
The model can be a practical sweet spot when priced around $35 per toothbrush.
The toothbrush includes a USB plug charger, which can simplify charging setup.
A Philips employee states this model uses the same internals as premium versions, with differences mainly in features.
Both toothbrushes reportedly stopped accepting a charge within three days of use.
Charging reliability can be an issue, since two units reportedly stopped charging after about a year of use.
The 2-pack reportedly includes only three brush heads total, which can create a spare-head shortage.
The charging setup may require a USB-C adapter, which can add an extra item to buy.
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You might take a look at lower priced models and see if you're able to step down. I think the travel version might be less powerful.
Maybe someone can educate us what we're missing out on if not using any of the features.
Of note: only reason I've tried all of them is because they only last a couple of years so consider it disposable. I used to think I broke them after dropping by accident, but eventually noticed after taking good care that they still get weak and loud after time has passed.
Hence I'm once again shopping for a replacement. I see this new one has the USB plug charger.
I'm like you and I think this is the sweet spot (assuming sale price ~$35 each). I've tried the top of the line but never used any of the features and on this one only use the high setting.
You might take a look at lower priced models and see if you're able to step down. I think the travel version might be less powerful.
Maybe someone can educate us what we're missing out on if not using any of the features.
Of note: only reason I've tried all of them is because they only last a couple of years so consider it disposable. I used to think I broke them after dropping by accident, but eventually noticed after taking good care that they still get weak and loud after time has passed.
Hence I'm once again shopping for a replacement. I see this new one has the USB plug charger.
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Of note: only reason I've tried all of them is because they only last a couple of years so consider it disposable. I used to think I broke them after dropping by accident, but eventually noticed after taking good care that they still get weak and loud after time has passed.
Does this one have pressure sensor
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Does this one have pressure sensor
We bought 2 in 2020 and both stopped charging last month when only one was of them was used 2x daily! Also, these require a USB-C adapter now...
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