Philips Sonicare Protective Clean 4100 Plaque Control Aqua Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush - Plastic Material
- Brand:
- Sonicare
- Model Number:
- HX6812
- UPC:
- 075020070272
- EAN:
- 0075020070272
- Walmart SKU:
- 658243296
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.3/5 from 290 reviews.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to use, cleans well, charges quickly & was not expensive.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to use, does a very good job, tips are a little expensive to replace. Im glad I purchased it.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I thought I brushed my teeth well, as evidenced by good dental check-ups and a shiny smile. . My Sonic 4300 seems to do a better job! My teeth seem whiter and smoother. The 4300 cleans the gumline better, especially the inside line. It is more efficient than my old method. It has "timing beeps" to let you know when to move to the next area. In 2 minutes, I have a clean set of teeth! I 'm pleased with my purchase!
I love the color of this toothbrush and the power it produces. My favorite thing is that it comes with a clear cap and the charge will last around 2 weeks so you can throw it into your bag like a regular toothbrush when you travel. Works well, simple design, waterproof, and pretty. Cons: I wish the heads held up a bit better and lasted longer
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It removes stains and I like it. Whitens my teeth.
At recent dental cleaning was told that I brush too hard and hygienist recommended I purchase a Sonicare brush, to not get the cheapest or most expensive, but a good mid-range price. I choose the 4100 and am very pleased with the performance and ease of use. The quadrant feature is great as it pauses when time to move, ensuring a full 2 minute cleaning. Wish it had a fifth timed feature for brushing my tongue as I think that is also important for good oral care. The battery charge lasts a long time between charges and the charge and change brush features are great.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the sixth or seventh Sonicare ElectricToothbrush that we've owned. They clean beautifully, but their biggest problem is disposability, There is no good reason that the batteries can't easily be changed. I would guess that hundreds of thousands have ended up in landfills. The same for Norelco electric razors. They work very well but are an environmental disaster. They both should be designed to easily receive new rechargeable batteries. Shame, shame on Phillips
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] it's ok for a travel brush, but I have two others that are the diamond clean and they are much better. Well worth the extra money
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I screwed up when I bought this model. Thinking it was the same as the last one I had, I discovered it to be the handicapped child. The stroke is less and the action is reduced from my earlier model. Very unhappy with the lack luster action of this model. Make sure you invest in the two-button model that allows selection of action, NOT this one-button model for some $30 less.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] simple. i had an older, bigger, stronger tooth brush, electric. this brush was advertised as the best, and I actually spent another $25 for the 7x cleaning. I realized you ads are really overselling a lousy product. the new kids coming up in the purchasing ranks wont know they are getting a lousy product. The product is too thin, does not hold enough tooth paste, does not have enough brushing area. the toothpaste runs down the handle, as well. I returned it as i found an old model that i really like, for five bucks more. it seems the Phillips Company are "going cheap" on the new products and way overadvertising the items. sad. anyway. its returned and im done with it.
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