The Philips Sonicare is amazing. My previous one finally gave out after near 20 years of daily use. So i bought this two pack from Sams Club. It arrived in just 3 days in excellent condition. The price was the best anywhere. I expect that this one will last 20 years too.

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

We have been using Phillips Sonicare toothbrushes for years, now. In fact, I just purchased two new brush kits for my daughter and grandson to replace their old ones. My grandson still had one with round brush, but he could no longer find replacement brushes. He's very happy with the new one. My daughter had one of the newer models, but, our puppy got hold of and chewed it up.She was very happy to get a new one, as well. This product lives up to it's reputation.

Philips Sonicare Rechargeable Toothbrush is a family game changer! We snagged two of these during the sale and couldn't be more surprised and happy. They work wonderfully, with a sensor that vibrates when too much pressure is applied while brushing. The vibration aids in removing things like popcorn kernel casing (at least for me) even after flossing. Would recommend purchasing this even without the discount/sale.

The Sonicare...hard to come up with much constructive criticism, as it's so wonderfully effective. I was convinced by my dental hygienist to give it a try; the first visit to the dentist, post-purchase of my Sonicare? I didn't give it away that I had made the investment, and the hygienist commented that I must have changed something about my dental hygiene, because things looked noticably better. Of course, I let her know that I had taken her advice...her smile said it all! On to the criticism: I wish that I got more "mileage" out of them. For the price, I have to admit to being a bit disappointed that I only seem to manage a couple years out of one. But still worth it!

Just used my new Phillips Sonicare toothbrush for the first time and all I can think to say is this: brace yourself. It was like having access to archaeological descaling tools, except for my teeth. Usually the only time my mouth has ever felt this clean previously was after my 6-month deep clean at my dentist. Wish I’d gotten one sooner

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.

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.

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.

One of the best little toothbrushes I’ve had. A little stiff at first but w/in 10 days oooo so good! Holds a charge over three weeks even though the option to rest it on its charger daily is available. Comfortable in the hand. Replaceable brush heads are cheap to buy.