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I switched after a few years to a new technology, from rotary to sonic, which is gentler on the gums than the older rotary toothbrushes. The workmanship of the body is very nice. Use is spoiled by an inconvenient timer that automatically switches the brush completely off after two minutes, so you have to manually switch it on again if you want to continue cleaning. The previous Oral-B alerted after 2 minutes but continued cleaning, which suited me better. However, its overpriced "smart" features and expensive operation are a major disappointment. Bluetooth connectivity and the accompanying mobile app are almost useless in practice, as the app cannot detect if the cleaning is correct - it only displays the time. It lacks advanced tilt sensors, which only more expensive models can do. Due to the high purchase price of the toothbrush and expensive replacement heads, you are paying for technological uselessness that does not bring any real value.
Cleaner sonic technology
High-quality processing of the brush body
It cleans, just an electric toothbrush
Annoying timer (automatic shutdown after 2 minutes without the possibility to continue continuously)
Unnecessary Bluetooth
Useless app (only tracks time, can't detect cleaning quality or tilt)
High cost (expensive toothbrush itself and replacement heads)
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The brush has 3 intensities. I can sort of understand. But it also has 3 modes: clean, sensitive, white. But I couldn't find out exactly how these modes are different (yes, I understand from the name what they are for, but I would like to know more details about these modes. e.g. in what else the vibrations of the brush are manifested in which mode).
The mobile app that you can pair with the brush via BT is a chapter in itself. I really don't understand why the app FORCES registration/login to a Philips account. I understand that someone needs to sync their toothbrush data between multiple devices via this account, but it probably shouldn't be "mandatory". The toothbrush costs enough to keep me from having to create some other identity with my personal information in some pofidered Philips cloud. So I don't even know what the app does (and if it doesn't have the explanation of the brush modes I'm looking for). Ugh, shame on you, Philip dog!
cleans well
no documentation of the individual modes/modes of the brush
The QR code won't get you to the documentation either, just more marketing bullshit
The app requires you to register an account with Philips, otherwise it won't let you in (so I haven't even tried what the app can do)
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