This is my second Sonicare. My first one lasted at LEAST 10 years and finally wore out. The secret is to fully charge it, then don't charge it until the battery light beeps and flashes at you. It will last a very long time!

Sonicare I have been a Sonicare customer for over 10 years and this is the best model. Battery cycle time is excellent, the ergonomic design is easy to hold and comfortable to use.

I had a battery powered and switched to the rechargeable battery model. Couldn’t believe the improvement. So much more power to the brush head. Teeth feel much cleaner and a charge lasts almost 2 weeks!

Love the toothbrush

We love this toothbrush! I read so many reviews and looked at every model available in the Sonicare brand. I really liked the sale price on this one, and the fact that it has the soft and regular brushing speed. It is a weird feeling to get use to at first when brushing with it, but after a few days it feels normal. I can honestly say my teeth have never felt cleaner and I am an avid brusher. I love that it senses if you're brushing too hard, and that it even has a timer to make sure you're brushing each section of your mouth the correct amount of time. I usually use it on the gentle option just because I have sensitive teeth and gums, but the regular isn't bad either. I personally bought the sensitive toothbrush heads to go with it, but my husband has been brushing with the ones that came with it and likes them. They charge great, and hold a charge really well. They also clean really easy without gunk in-between the base and toothbrush head. I wish Sams carried more versions of the toothbrush heads, and that they had the kids version as well. I ended up having to go elsewhere for the kids, but love that as well. I almost bought them these ones as well, but I liked that the kids version had the bluetooth app that actually helps them brush better and shows them what they should be doing.

Bought the pink and black set. The top where you attach the brush head fell apart in less than a year on the pink toothbrush. Bought another set. Same thing happened. We are not pressing down hard when we brush our teeth. Awful quality. Won’t buy another Sonicare product.

We purchased these on Sam's Club deal day ! They work amazing I am so glad we purchased these! Deep clean your teeth! Pulses if you put to much pressure keeps your mouth healthy and safe. Charges fast! Definitely recommend especially since it comes with 2

Just bought this set and promptly sent it back. The new design is so slick that it slips out of your hand when using. Was this thing even tested before it hit the market? Have used Sonicare toothbrushes for close to 20 years. This is the poorest quality brush. Hope it is not indicative of all their new brushes.

Bought this 2 pack, and the first unit I used did exactly as advertised, however, the second unit does not charge and has a weak pulse whenever you attempt to use it. If the second unit worked this would have been a five star review. Disclaimer, I am not sure if I simply purchased a defective model.

I bought this because my dentist recommended that I use an electric toothbrush. I had used some less expensive ones in the past (a different brand), and didn't mind them, but went back to manual toothbrushes eventually. This time, I decided to get a Sonicare, even though it was more expensive, as it seemed like it had good reviews. When I got it, I was excited to try it, and the packaging and accessories all looked nice. But the feel of it was awful--I stopped brushing after a short while and went to read the manual more, thinking maybe I was doing something wrong. I realized there was an an "easy start" feature, which I turned on and which made it a little more bearable, but not by a lot. And after reading through the manual more, I realized that certain features for which I had bought the toothbrush (such as pressure sensor) needed to be activated first (I thought that would be automatically turned on). I had to navigate through the manual and listen and watch for a certain series of beeps and lights to try to figure out if I had turned it on or not. There are different beeps, tones, and lights which try to tell you which features are turned on and off, but I found them fairly confusing, and I went through about twenty cycles trying to make sure I had turned on the pressure sensor. Also, it doesn't seem like the toothbrush stays on long enough to brush all your teeth properly. Maybe I'll get more used to it (if I can stand it long enough to get used to it), but it just seemed like it didn't stay on long enough. I tried a couple of times with this toothbrush, and after the second time it turned off, I finally just decided to brush my teeth with my manual toothbrush. Also, after all that I went and re-read the manual yet again, and I noticed it was a manual for the 6100 toothbrush (and not this 4300 toothbrush). I'm sure that contributed to my confusion about the settings. Also, the pictures for this item show a tongue brush, but that was not included in my package. Furthermore, the package says there are two intensity settings for this toothbrush, but the manual does not say how to switch between them or tell which one is activated (actually, the manual says there are three intensity settings and that I can press the mode/intensity button to change them, but that button only exists on the 6100 model, and not this 4300 model which I have, so I have no idea how to change the intensity). Lastly, the brush head that comes with this is so small that it takes a really long time to brush all your teeth. Every time I brush my teeth, I have to turn it back on several times, as it turns off before I have brushed all my teeth.