Philips Sonicare One Toothbrush, Electric Battery Powered Toothbrush with Sleek Travel Case and 2pk Brush Heads - Miami Coral, HY100/01

I have used a self-contained battery powered toothbrush for years.When my preferred manufacturer went out of business, I had to look for a new product.The first one I bought was just too rough for my average sensitivity mouth.I next tried the PHILIPS Sonicare.It cleans thoroughly but does not leave my gums feeling battered.

I had a Quip but wasn't very satisfied with it.This is a much better option.I like that I can recharge this and the battery lasts a long long time.I feel this works much better and gets my teeth much cleaner.I understand why this has so many good reviews.I'm a big fan.

Durable case, love the timer, and my teeth feel so much cleaner than my regular brushing.I took this toothbrush traveling and it travels well because of its slim size, durable case, and battery life.The timer is every 30 seconds and is indicated by a different vibration pattern so you wont miss it!The heads are fairly durable, I brush 3x a day and the battery and brush head have held up for the first month very well with no signs of wear (breakdown).Easy to use, clean, and store!

I was expecting something a little larger so I was pleasantly surprised that it's smaller than I thought. Easy to pack, easy to charge, and I love the notification every 30 seconds to remind me to brush each section thoroughly.Great product for the price.

The Philips One is a great travel toothbrush. Battery charge lasts a month. Two minute overall and 30 second interval timers are effective. Nice travel case and easy recharge.Brushing action isn't as effective as larger models and no pressure indicator.For the price, it's a good addition to your dental hygiene arsenal.

I saw some bad reviews and thought hard about getting it but I actually really liked it. I still havent had to charge it and my teeth feels so clean. I just dont like when I take it out of my mouth the toothpaste goes everywhere but I think thats understandable.

TL/DR: 10yr old loves it. Better than a manual brush by a big margin.First off - the wife and I have the DiamondClean and they work fantastic, so we thought we try the lower cost Sonicare for the 10yr old in case she loses/breaks it.Second - it holds a charge a long time. It gets weaker as the charge depletes, but no apparent difference if I charge it at a week, but it's noticeably stronger if I let it go 2 weeks.Third - I tried it back to back with my DiamondClean that was a week off charging on my right side and the Phillips One was fresh off a charge on my left. The DiamondClean felt more thorough around the gums, but in the end my teeth felt squeaky clean from both with no missed spots (flossed after to check).I think when my DiamondCleans go out, I will prob just get these for the fam as they are more travel friendly and take up less counter space.

It feels pretty ineffective compared to my Sonicare Diamond Clean home unit. The vibration in the handle doesnt translate well to the brushhead, thus little to no cleaning effectiveness. Appears well constructed though: brush head and AAA battery are easily replaceable. I guess Ill stick with a conventional brush for travel.

This toothbrush DIED on me after only 40 days. Worked OK after 2 recharge cycles, and then one day, the toothbrush died. The "white light" was on, but the whole thing would not start. Piece of crap from Phillips, not what I would have expected from them.

This toothbrush is a joke. The only purpose the vibration serves is to shake just enough to cause the head to fall off while youre brushing. Garbage. Ive owned Sonicare brushes for years and just thought the simplicity of this one would be nice. Save your money. Awful.