Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush with SenseIQ, Champagne

even though he sells Oral B!.

Jayda Bryan

| Jan 09, 2021

Your teeth will probably feel like they were just deep-clean in the first place. It may even hurt a little bit at first. The Sonicare 9900 is a great way to brush your teeth after you've been to the dentist. Your teeth will feel extremely smooth afterwards. Even after one use of the product, I was pleased with its performance. I haven't even bothered linking it to my phone yet since the instructions are so simple to follow. Using this eliminates the hassle of futzing with a phone just to clean your teeth at the moment and does the job just fine without it for now. The only thing remaining to be seen is how long it will last. This was too early for me to review it. Having just purchased it a few days ago, only a few things stand out to me The product has been mentioned to have mechanical/electric issues after short periods of use in other reviews. Keep an eye out for premature failures and I'll update my review if it does not live up to expectations. This is what I know so I give it a 5/5 in every aspect, especially in terms of style and the fact that it takes up virtually no space. Furthermore, the travel case has an integrated USB charger, so you don't even have to take out an external power source.

Shay McMillan

| Jun 30, 2021

There is only one week of battery life on this device, even though it works great.

Keenan Cole

| May 01, 2021

The color is amazing, the charging and use is easy, and it lasts about two.

Foster Mays

| Jan 01, 2021

After a long wait, I finally got my hands on this Sonicare toothbrush to see why it is the best selling toothbrush out there. A powerful, wide, aggressive, and firm approach may be too much for some people. The bristles on my teeth like softness as well as my gums. As you turn this on and observe the bristles vibrating, you'll see they have about a four-mm swing, so you should avoid cleaning the vertical surfaces of your teeth with it. As far as horizontal areas are concerned, it is fine. As it is, I do not like this brush head. If I clench my teeth together and try to brush both sides simultaneously, the brush head will still be too wide and violate my gums. It is my pleasure to order knock-off items Sonicare is selling off nano brush heads (10,000 soft and extremely fine bristles) that attach to all Sonicare snap-in However, none of the replacement heads have RFID chips in them, so I'm not sure what can be gained from having those chips. Upon searching the Sonicare brand replacement head for this brush, the "sensitive" heads fit the brush and I like the brush, at any speed, with those tips as well. Aside from that, it is a very small toothbrush that you can hold comfortably without it being too bulky. If you don't have their app on your phone, you can turn it on and off manually. There is a bug in the app that causes it to freeze It will tell you where it wants you to brush from the app. It is possible to alter this in the app, though, so it will suggest what you want. It has become a hassle to see beyond that annoying screen, and I want it gone as soon as possible. If I hadn't been faffing around with the damn app, I could have brushed my teeth 15 minutes ago! If your settings are changed in the app, then the next time you turn on the brush, it should do so in that setting. I have yet to figure that out. If you are brushing your teeth, you must always have your phone with you since the prices start at 62Ks. There is an element of input and you have to know what concerns you have. If your bottom teeth have plaque buildup or are prone to this, that is something you have to make sure you include. Besides plaque, gum recession, cavities, and bleeding areas, it will also monitor gum recession. While I am unaware of the VPM of the setting I have selected for this, I can guarantee that it is not My guess for the vpm of the setting I chose would be between 20 and 30 Twenty-five thousand vpm. The only reason I could think of is that I can't think of a single good reason why anyone would ever As long as the brush head is included, it causes destruction. The warranty period is extended for three full years if you register your product at the same time as you setup the app. It's a good thing they aren't using the shot glass for charging! The stand is a bit small and I was hoping it only had a cord to charge my phone. In addition to my new brush heads (nano sonicare knock-offs), the brush I am using has also got new brush heads. I like them much better than the original ones, but most people would find these This machine can even work at high speeds, up to 62K vpm, without feeling like it is being excessively aggressive. It feels more like polishing to me. It's my Oguard brush I like better, which is easy to use out of the box with nothing complicated or dependent on anything. I don't prefer firm heads, and I don't need to carry my phone into the bathroom as often as I do with my Braun brush. My personal experience is that my Sonicare feels similar to my Oguard toothbrush, in terms of the settings I chose. You can brush with Colgate Hum's app, which offers timers for brushing, or you can brush with Fairywill's Sonicare did try to combine them all into one for a price that would be TRIPLE+ the price if I bought each as an individual. I do not know whether this brush cleans my teeth better than any other that I have ever owned or used since I am a regular flosser and have pretty good dental habits. When I get home from my cleanings, I never feel amazed like many people do when they get back from their trip. It seems to me that my teeth feel the same when I go in and out, so I guess I do go in good and come out better, but not much. There isn't anything to worry about at the moment. I will see if my dentist notices anything else. A lot of younger people don't know how to brush so well, and they are always on their phones. I believe this could be helpful to them. It would have been nice to be able to change the settings on the handle, but instead they made it an app-dependent feature. Thus, I either use it at 62K or do not If you use the Sonicare at the correct speed and with the correct brush head, it can be a helpful addition to your routine to establish oral health, correct dental problems, or prevent them from occurring in the future. You also must floss no matter which toothbrush you choose to buy. In recent months, I have grown fond of the Sonicare brush head that is sensitive, as that is my preference. This brush head causes the same reaction in my young son as well. Even with the 62K price, it is a great combination.

Juliana Meadows

| May 08, 2021