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Writing this as a former dental professional. (this by no means makes me an expert) I was a huge fan of the OralB Pulsonic. It was a small, portable effective brush with all the bells and whistles of the bigger brushes. When mine finally died after 10+ years i came to find that brush was discontinued. After an exhaustive search, this was the only rechargeable portable brush i could find that i felt could be a decent replacement. It honestly was better than i expected. It was so inexpensive i feared it would be junk; it is not! The small size is perfect for my everyday and travel needs; the fact that it can be charged with a phone charger is a bonus and i love the travel case that also helps keep the brush drawer clean. More importantly, the brush head is wonderful! I was used to the round brush heads with the previous brand i used, which is pretty great at getting all the tooth surfaces. The Philip's brush heads are shaped like a regular toothbrush, but are so much softer than what i was using before. People don't realize how much damage hard bristles can do to one's gums if you aren't a gentle brusher. It's the reason other sonic brushes have a flashing red light feature to let you know when you're using too much pressure. The 2 minute timer with 30 second and one minute prompts are exactly like what i was used to as well. Been using it for close to a month now and haven't needed to recharge yet. The soft brush head is also holding up. It's not as powerful as other brushes, but unless you have a ton of plaque or stain, (no judgement) this is should do the job and is a steal for under $20

Great travel toothbrush to keep in a toiletries kit. Easy to use, gentle on teeth, easy to recharge, and comes with its own case. The battery is long lasting between charges. Also, replacement heads aren’t costly and are sold in packs of two. Order a pack when you purchase your toothbrush so you have some on hand in your toiletries kit!

I have been using for several months and it really gets my teeth clean, right down to the gum line. Its lightweight, and slim so easy to travel with. Easy to recharge.

I had a quip toothbrush for a year or two after my plug-in Philips Sonicare died on me, and found the battery-replacing to be annoying. Of course, eventually the motor stopped working on that quip, so I opted for a rechargeable Sonicare brush, reentering the world of Philips. And it was great! Or, fine! As long as you don't intend to use the included case, I mean. Right out of the box, you have your basic toothbrush needs—the toothbrush head which seems a bit smaller than preferred but works all the same; the battery/body, a perfect handheld size; the utterly useless case, whose lid refuses to remain closed no matter what; and a USB-C to USB cord. While I ran into occasional issues charging the battery (not all USB-C cables seem to play well), I think I got over that hurdle. The aforementioned case is the drawback. Under no conditions will the lid of your case stay closed, which pretty quickly took this out of the running for travel brushes. Beyond that, it tackles the same needs as quip or other lower-movement (basically just vibrating) rechargeable electric toothbrushes, with what seems to be a higher success rate so far in terms of maintaining a charge. If only that lid would stay closed. Edit: This review was originally two stars due to an issue I had with the device's battery. I assumed I was doing something wrong though, so I rewrote and rerated four stars once the battery seemed to hold a charge again. I'm back to a non-working battery that most often does not charge—and the power button now seems non-functioning. Maybe my brush is just a one-off, but this seems like a defective product after all, so I have to revert back to two stars. It was nice when it worked, but the majority of my time with it, it has not worked.

Love this toothbrush. Easy travel

As of now, they're almost perfect. I travel a lot between me and my boyfriend's house and it's just so convenient to have an electric toothbrush with the cover. The amount of brushing I can do on one charge is absolutely insane -- can you tell this is my first electric toothbrush? Hahaha. I'm sure there's better options out there but for the price, it's fine. I wish the bristles were a litttttttle harder but honestly, that's more of a nitpick because this is the cleanest my teeth have ever felt. I have small gaps where plaque has separated my teeth and where food get stuck and after using this ONCE, it's like the food just slides off of it and never gets wedged. And for me, as someone getting my life together currently, this is very valuable to me. It can handle being constantly tossed around in my purse, my backpack, my bf's bathroom, my bathroom, and everywhere in between. And girl, the color is cute!!

Charge connection is not USB-C, it’s the much older USB micro. Products returned (I purchased 4 in different colors). USB micro is no problem unless you want to carry/keep track of an older cable in addition to your USB-C cables for your other devices. The toothbrushes returned were old versions of the same toothbrush I purchased in June 2025 (probably why they somewhat misleadingly advertise and generically state ‘USB’ in the product description). My earlier purchases of this toothbrush were all USB-C charging connections…even though those toothbrushes were purchased a few years ago. Oh, and these toothbrushes really are not that great anyway. Don’t expect the brushing quality of your regular Sonicare toothbrushes. The brush heads vibrate, but not that much. It’s just a much more expensive version (by a factor of 10x) of an Oral-B toothbrush. Yet the Sonicare has a brush head that I find to be of much less quality than the Oral-B or the free ones my dentist gives me, but the Sonicare is a toothbrush that vibrates and comes in a travel case….

Me encanta, la sensación de limpieza es increíble y la carga le dura bastante tiempo. Lo amo

So I ordered the wrong replacement heads for my toothbrush twice. Then I ordered this toothbrush to fit the wrong heads. Fits perfectly. Excellent work Philips.

Love this, purchased 4 of these now. A set for my husband and I when these first came out and now these new versions as the older ones died. The older versions had a cable charger and rubber bottom that came off to plug them in...big flaw because it was not tight or flawed and after use and storage upright it clearly over time got wet and no longer held a charge. The charging system on these new versions is MUCH better and I loved the tooth brush so I'm glad they have fixed it, invested in it again and has not disappointed this time. We use these as our every day tooth brushes.

I loved my Phillips One rechargable toothbrush so I bought my husband one in a different colour. His showed up with a totally different charging cable. Mine has a USB-C to USB-A cable. His has a proprietary connection to USB-A :-P. Now we have to make sure he has his original cable with him when we travel. It would be a lot more convenient to have had a USB-C to USB-A plug in like mine had!!!!!

I bought this toothbrush to replace my previous one that failed after 11 months. The previous one was rechargeable through a USB-C cable, which meant that I was able to travel with one less cable. Phillips decided to switch to a “razor type” cable, meaning that I now have to travel with yet another cable. Come on Phillips, you’re better than this. Most electronic devices are able to properly waterproof their charging port. Why can’t you?