[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My usual dental cleaning appointments are prolonged and painful. The dental hygienist typically spends 45 minutes with me, and I require 3 cleanings each year. My latest appointment took about 20 minutes, and I’m not dreading my next appointment!

My first protective clean toothbrush stopped working after just over two years. Philips provided a replacement handle to me. The replacement handle has now stopped working just over two years again. The toothbrush is good when it works but the longevity is extremely poor.

This is my third or so sonicare. The brush is terrific and allows you to clean your teeth well without damaging your gums. My only complaint is that the brush/battery stops working around the 4 to 5 year mark and you are forced to buy a new brush. Even with 6 month extended warranty offering (if you register your product on line), the max warranty is 2.5 years. This time around, sonicare did offer me 2 free brush heads if I bought a new tooth brush. For me, you have to get a brush with 3 or so settings as I need gum care (a more gentle) setting. This new brush seems great

the Sonic toothbrush does a great job of cleaning and maintaining teeth, especially when you don’t have the dexterity to use a regular brush. Unfortunately, we continue to replace them with 1, 2, and 2.5 years, just after warranty expires. They just don’t last as long as you would expect for such an expensive toothbrush.

I have bought Philips' products for years but am frankly disappointed in your toothbrushes. One would think, for the prices charged in Canada, that they would be durable. In fact they are not. The first Diamond model that we purchased lasted barely two years when the battery failed. It was only used by my wife and myself. The battery cannot be replaced, rendering it useless. Our current model will not hold a charge, sometimes cutting out in mid-brushing. Otherwise the performance is what we expected, brushing well and offering variable controls. But we will not be buying another until we are assured that these quality shortcomings have been resolved.

My previous Sonicare toothbrush no longer charged anymore. I used a conventional toothbrush instead for awhile. There is just no comparison! I missed the gum cleaning feature and could hardly wait to have it back! I highly recommend this toothbrush, as I thoroughly enjoy this brush much better for my dental care needs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product was recommended by my dental hygienist, first time using an electric toothbrush. Wow! What a huge difference. I was brushing my teeth too hard before to try to get that smooth clean feeling. Now a minute or two with this & got it! Lesson learned, don't take the toothbrush out of your mouth with out turning it off first. Specks of toothpaste everywhere. My wife tried mine & ordered her own right away.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The first time I started using the 6100 it was a little strange as I’ve never used an electric toothbrush before. But one of the standout features I really like is the built-in pressure sensor, which alerts you if you're brushing too hard, helping to protect your gums from damage. It also includes a smart timer and pacer, ensuring you brush for the recommended two minutes. I would have preferred a little longer on the timer. The toothbrush comes with a long-lasting battery that provides up to two weeks of use once charged. I actually have gotten over 6 weeks on a single charge.

Only positive experience. Perfect cleaning. I don't have any negatives. It has various modes from which you can choose the one that suits you now. Easy intuitive operation. Come on! It's just a toothbrush ) It's great and does its job well. My teeth are clean. Has a long battery life, I don't even remember it bothering me, a week or two without charging, then I put it on charge on occasion.

I like how it has great features like gum care which I normally use at night because it runs for 3 minutes. The "clean" feature runs for 2 minutes which is what I use every morning. I use the number 2 intensity instead of 3 because I feel like 3 is too intense for my gums. I haven't tried switching to a different brush head yet but I'm pretty satisfied with the W2 brush head.