Philips Sonicare DailyClean 3100 Electric Toothbrush, Black (UK 2-Pin Bathroom Plug) HX6221/67

I have been looking for a decent electric toothbrush for a while now that gets to the back teeth, the spots that are difficult to reach. This toothbrush not only cleans the back teeth, but it also has a timer on it for two minutes, which is ideal. And the brush is soft on the teeth and not hard. The noise of it is a bit loud but you get used to it after 2 or 3 goes and it really does the job of cleaning your teeth properly.I 100% recommend anyone thinking of buying this as you won't be disappointed.

Best electric brush i have had.My dentist rec'd it ,so purchased one.Even hygienist commented on improvement re-plaque build up.Great value for money.

My previous Phillips Sonicare lasted 5+ years and started to become grubby from its original white colour. Although this new one looks sleek, it doesn’t have the opportunity to change the power of the vibration as the other one did. Another thing I dislike is the time per cycle has reduced drastically, so I often have to turn it back on to finish what I would previously do with my earlier model.

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Third one of this brand purchased over the years and yes excellent quality. You can buy non-branded replacement heads a lot cheaper which are perfect fit & finish.Battery life is great but just be prepared for a long overnight recharge 😵‍💫 totally normal. Recommended 👍

I had a problem with my teeth, they were going browner, & browner. I kept getting told it was my meds & the condition I have. I decided to buy a new brush, I saw many of these “sonic” brushes & the prices were scary!!Saw this one & bought it. From the first clean I could physically see a difference, very slight but it was there. After 2 months using it, my teeth are now back to how they always used to be. I’ve a bit more work to do on the back , but absolutely delighted with this brush. So pleased I bought my husband on, & will be buying my son one for his birthday.( The reason my teeth were going browner was that my old electric brush ~ which I’d had for years ~ battery wasn’t charging correctly).

Replaced an old Sonicare with this one. Have only ever used this brand. They don't last forever. But if they do go faulty in their warranty Sonicare will replace them. Seem fine so far. Only been a few weeks.

I like Philips products and have used their oral health products before.Personally I think that these handles and heads are effective at removing dental plaque, but not quite as well as a similar oral b product does. Both products use an ultra sonic cleaning method to vibrate the mono filaments in the brush head to vibrate dental plaque away. The difference in my view is that the oral B uses a stiffer fibre and more importantly, which the ultra sonic level is lower, the oral b incorporates mechanical cleaning as well. In this regard I have tested this Bruch and handle using dental disclosing tablets, which strain the translucent dental plaque to make it more obvious. I found that the Philips brush and head to be effective, but not as effective as the equivalent oral b product.So why did I purchase this brush? I alternate between this brush and my oral b Bruch as I find that the softer brush head and less mechanical brushing process is more comfortable for my teeth where I suffer dental hypersensitivity.