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forum threadneomatrixviper posted Jul 20, 2026 1:04 PM

Philips Sonicare Advanced Clean Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush, 2-pack $69.99 + $6.99 shipping Costco.com

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Exceptional Oral Care: Up to 1000% More Plaque Removal¹ & 500% Healthier Gums²
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
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https://www.costco.com/p/-/philip...&langId=-1

$30 OFF
$30 manufacturer's savings is valid 7/20/26 through 8/2/26. While supplies last.
Limit 5 per member.

Exceptional Oral Care: Up to 1000% More Plaque Removal¹ & 500% Healthier Gums²
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

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Jul 20, 2026 2:37 PM
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VirsJul 20, 2026 2:37 PM
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This has been $70 for a few months now on and off, you can avoid the shipping fee if you pickup at your local warehouse.
Jul 20, 2026 6:18 PM
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StrongCrib710Jul 20, 2026 6:18 PM
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Somebody tell me the difference between all the levels and models. I don't want bottom of the barrel but I don't want gimmicky stuff-- is this model (or any others) the preferred pick? Thank you. I have Costco and Sam's.
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sdslickrJul 20, 2026 8:18 PM
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Quote from StrongCrib710 :
Somebody tell me the difference between all the levels and models. I don't want bottom of the barrel but I don't want gimmicky stuff-- is this model (or any others) the preferred pick? Thank you. I have Costco and Sam's.
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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BargainBusterYesterday 12:06 AM
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Quote from sdslickr :

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.
Totally far from being an expert on these toothbrushes, but I've read from a bunch of reddit threads that out of all of the features these toothbrushes offer, you'll want to look for one that has a pressure sensor. So that you can know when you're pressing too hard on your teeth or not.
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Quote from sdslickr :

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.
the one I'm using is 12 years old
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Quote from BargainBuster :
Totally far from being an expert on these toothbrushes, but I've read from a bunch of reddit threads that out of all of the features these toothbrushes offer, you'll want to look for one that has a pressure sensor. So that you can know when you're pressing too hard on your teeth or not.
I prefer the oral b io 4

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