I’ve been using Sonicare since they introduced. I’ve tried Oral B products and always go back to Sonicare. Even got my doc (dentist) who was an avid Oral B fan to try the Sonicare. He was sold too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was my first electric brush. I thought it would clean more quickly but still takes some time. I would like smaller heads.

this is the only way to brush your teeth. your mouth will feel clean and you will notice the differance the first time. I have bought these for my whole family

I used sonicare series e for years and the battery started to lose a charge quickly so I decided to get this one when it was on sale. This does a great job cleaning my teeth. They do feel like I just had them cleaned at the Dentist.

This was supposed to be a gift, but thanks to an email requesting me to review a product, it will no longer be a surprise. Thanks Sam's make me want to buy more things from you...smh

What happened to $2 toothbrushes? Now they cost over $100 (plus about $40 per year for brush heads)! Well, my dentist says I need it and now that I have (nearly) all crowns (fake teeth) in my mouth, I guess he's right. :-( Anyway, this thing has a chip in the brush head so I sure hope nobody hacks my toothbrush! They might turn it into a chain saw (ouch). Well this thing vibrates so much it feels like a chain saw, but I guess it's getting rid of all that plaque and calculus stuff. One thing I can say is that my gums are improving, so I guess that's a good thing. :-)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Please note: I received the product free in exchange for my review. Set-up was extremely easy. The toothbrush came fully charged and ready to use. I could simply press the power button and brush. It did take further reading to learn how to select the desired mode and strength of brushing. There was a quick start guide and another booklet that was more in depth. The quick start guide was not quick to locate, as it was tucked inside other papers. Accessories include a charging base, travel case, brush cap. The charging base plugs into a standard outlet. It is compact to take up minimal counter space. The handle can be put on the base in any direction. Since the connection between the handle and the base was loose I felt it was unstable and tips over easily. My favorite feature was the pressure sensor. If you are applying too much pressure when brushing the brush will make a "buzzing" sound. Features I would like are a wall mount for the charging base and multiple brush head storage for family use. Did like the sonic technology. May sound odd, but I have had other sonic toothbrushes that have made my nose vibrate when using them. Overall, I was pleased with the product. Philips makes a solid, dependable product. If you are looking for an individual sonic toothbrush I would highly recommend it.

I have been a loyal Sonicare User for many years on the advice of my dentist. I received a free sample of the 6100 in exchange for my unbiased review. This model has a new brushing mode that is great for hard to reach areas. It also comes with Diamond Clean brush. The battery life seems to be longer than my past electric toothbrushes. The travel case and the battery life makes it easy to take on trips. Overall it’s an improvement over my last electric brush.

I received this product in exchange for my unbiased opinion. The Good: Wow! This toothbrush leaves my teeth so clean! Even several hours after brushing, my teeth still feel as clean and smooth as right after a professional dental cleaning and polishing. My gums feel healthier, too. I think the ultrasonic waves clean between my teeth better than other electric toothbrushes I`ve used. I like that the brush handle is lighter weight and less bulky than older electric toothbrushes and that it comes with a travel case. I could actually see myself bringing it on a trip. The travel case has room to hold 2 brush heads. For use at home, 1 charge lasts 2 full weeks, so it takes up minimal counter space. The toothbrush is very easy to assemble, comes pre-charged, and has a very compact charging base. The Bad: I was surprised to read in the manual that a different brush head is recommended for each of the toothbrushes 3 brushing modes (clean, white, and gum care). This made me feel like I could only use the white brushing mode, which is a 2.5 minute brushing cycle. One of the large buttons on the toothbrush switches between brushing modes, but I always kept it on white mode as the brush came with a W brush head (despite the manual recommending a newer W2 brush head). The other settings were less intuitive to use and require referring to the manual each time a change is needed. To turn functions such as EasyStart, Brush Head Replacement Reminder, or Pressure Sensor on and off, you hold down the start button until it beeps a certain number of times, and then release the button. A triple tone of low-medium-high or high-medium-low means the feature has been activated or deactivated. You have to check the manual to see which feature is after 2 beeps, after 3 beeps, etc. and which set of 3 tones indicates activated vs. deactivated. There`s no visual indicator on the brush for which of these features are turned on. The Ugly: The toothbrush is very loud and the vibrations are so strong that toothpaste flew out of my mouth and only my bathroom mirror when I opened my mouth slightly to reposition the brush to reach certain parts of my mouth. It was loud enough that I couldn`t hear someone talking right next to me. The toothbrush also has 4 very bright white lights on the toothbrush that turn on as soon as you pick up the toothbrush and stay on throughout use. I may cover these with tape as I find that uncomfortably bright, especially right before bed. Other thoughts: It would be nice if the toothbrush came with something for storing more brush heads on the bathroom counter. It would be ideal to purchase 3 different brush heads to be able to use the 3 brushing modes, and some households might want more than 1 person to share the same toothbrush base but with their own brush heads. Another electric toothbrush I`ve used came with a countertop case that holds 4 brush heads and has an easy way to color code different people`s brush heads. Something like that would be an improvement for this product. The travel case is bulky for just storing 2 brush heads--it`s designed for when you need to store the tooth brush base and the charger, too. The bottom line for me is that I`ll probably continue to use this toothbrush once a day, but use a different one that`s quieter, less messy, and doesn`t have bright lights at other times. The quality and outcome are great, but it would benefit from some changes to make it more user-friendly.

I received a free Protective Clean 6100 Sonicare toothbrush to review it. My first impression was that it was smaller than I expected, which was nice. I am used to using a battery operated toothbrush, which has a fatter body. Sonicare has a sleek body. I like how it has timed settings. I realized that I have NOT been brushing my teeth for the recommended 2 or more minutes. It`s very easy to use, just press the button once the toothbrush is in your mouth and go! If you turn it on before - the toothpaste might fly off. The toothbrush is very quiet, quieter than the battery operated. The brush head is really small, which I didn`t like at first, but now I am used to it and it feels like it works better than the larger heads. I do have to say that after the full 2 minutes of using it my teeth and mouth feel cleaner than when I brushed with my old brush. The charging station is small and you just put the base onto it, no risk of falling over. It also came with a travel case, which will be helpful. The only drawback I can think of is that it is messier. The vibrations cause little droplets to fly out of your mouth if you don`t keep it closed. Overall I was surprised that I like it so much. I think it does a better job than what I was using before, so I will definitely keep using it.