Philips Sonicare 5700 Series Electric Toothbrush - Next-Generation Sonicare Technology, Pressure Sensor, 6 Brushing Settings, Smartimer, Brushpacer, 21-Day Runtime, White, Model HX7130/01

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using the Philips Sonicare 6000 series electric toothbrush for a little while now, and, overall, I'm really happy with it. It cleans my teeth much better than a regular toothbrush, and it leaves my mouth feeling fresh every time. I like that it has different brushing modes, especially the clean and sensitive options. And the pressure sensor is a nice feature, too. It tells you if you're brushing too hard. The battery life has been great and it's easy to charge. The only downside is that the replacement brush heads can be a little bit expensive, but the toothbrush itself performs really well. So, if you're looking for a quality electric toothbrush that does an excellent job cleaning your teeth, I definitely recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had a Philips toothbrush for many years & it has served me well, however, the time had come to replace it so I purchased the 6400. It is amazing, It doesn't take any effort to remove plaque from my teeth and it is quieter than my old brush. I like the fact that you can go a longer period of time between recharges. I kept my old brush, just in case, but I now feel it's time to let it go, it served me well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this too replace a Braun product which I thought was pretty good until one of the toothbrush batteries failed after 2 years. The Sonicare toothbrush has great features and feels great on the gums. The battery lasts for weeks and charges quickly. This product is a great value.

This is the best toothbrush I've ever had!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am enjoying my Phillips Sonicare 5700 rechargeable toothbrush. It has 3 levels of vibration. I like the feeling it gives as it vibrates and massages the gums as I clean my teeth. I hardly use any toothpaste to clean my teeth. It has a pressure sensor, 2 modes times 3 intensities. This is a great product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Phillips has always made amazing toothbrushes. We have been using them for perhaps 35 years. This model is a little clumsy with the voltage converter at the outlet but it's good to only have low (safe) voltage in the bathroom. It offers 3 types of brushing; 1 is to light, 1 is very aggressive, and 1 is just right. Occasionally I may want to get agressive with my gums and use that setting. It is amazing how they make these brushes waterproof but with this one it's a little hard to find on/off switch while it's in your mouth.. Phillips has always had well engineered battery charging & battery life. Overall, it's a great product that is safe, effective and will last for years.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the toothbrush, but (a) I'd like about 15 seconds more on the entire brush cycle, and (b) the brush does not deal well when I brush with baking soda. When I finish brushing I rinse the handle and put it up to charge — or sometimes just standing by the sink. After a few weeks, I noticed that there was a small build-up around the button. I used a toothpick to get most of it out. All I can think is that the baking soda (vs a toothpaste) doesn't rinse easily from the barrel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not so good. I've had three DiamondClean which gave superior performance in terms of gum health and cleaning results. Very disappointed since I tried to get warrramty coverage on my last DiamondClean and was denied. Had the agent drop the my request completely. Never called me back.

I believe this was damaged in transit…the power button prove to be difficult to press for each use until I finally sprained my thumb trying to press it one. I was disappointed and still in pain ….like this handle/brush but it would not power on without force until I eventually hurt myself.

For what this toothbrush costs you, you would think Philips would include a charger so you can at least charge it and use it out of the box. Nope. Not the case. Under the guise of being a good corporate citizen and telling you they are not providing the charger to "promote sustainability," they do not provide the one piece that makes it work. What a crock. It's just a money grab. Likely Philips may respond to this with some other corporate line, but we're no dumb and we're not buying it. We know why the real reason they decided not to provide it. They can now sell it as an accessory and make more money. Just under$20 for the power block. ( Or about $5 for a generic one on many online retailers) What a shame. Replacement heads for this run $15 each through Philips. Don't do it. Buy an alternative brand. there are others that are ada certified for a lot less.