Good quality product. However, i don't like such type of electric toothbrushes but this product has changed my mind. Very easy to use. Makes the teeth super clean without any efforts taken. Price is reasonable. Great invention. Overall, happy with my purchase.

I purchased this product for my mom and i must i was very impressed with the product quality that i got, even my mom was very happy as it was very easy and very effective to use. she enjoyed and i too while seeing her beautiful smile.

Really a great tool for that clean and white tooth. Effortless use. Battery life is lasts very long and working perfect. New experience for me but i am used it now and i will never think to switch this tool with old brush.

It took me a couple of days to get used to the vibration, but the feeling of super clean teeth was instant. I charge it about once every 3 weeks because it holds the charge so long. I am so glad I gave this thing a chance. I am never going back to a manual toothbrush again.

Thousand of dental professional worldwide recommended philips sonicare toothbrush. It used automatically and the toothbrush is chargeable point.

Philips sonicare toothbrush has a wide range of electrical toothbrush your unique needs,from whitening to efficient teeth cleaning to extremely soft. The Philips sonicare. It is also reasonable price. Easy to handle care.

Philips Sonicare Toothbrush is good one.The product quality should make some improvement.

We have been Sonicare users for more years than I can remember - certainly since before Philips took over the company. A couple of years ago we graduated to the HX6730. For the first time in our Sonicare lives, we had a fault with one of our devices - the charger failed, over the Easter 2015 weekend. That was the start of several hours of utter frustration and eventually anger. Initially the Philips support website was not working properly - except it only told us so after we filled all our details in on the form. Second time around, the system worked, but three days later we received a blunt e-mail from the Netherlands informing us that we had sent our details to the Netherlands and should have sent them to the UK. Nothing on the ".com" website tells you to go to a .co.uk website if you are in the UK, the .com site is fully in English and accepted our UK address without trying to re-route us. Even then, one might expect a global company to be able to forward the electronic details for us, but no. I e-mailed the Netherlands requesting that they forward the details to their UK colleagues, not least because I was away from the apartment for a few days and could not retrieve the serial numbers etc. again for several days. I received a daft phone call from the Netherlands sweetly informing me that it was absolutely impossible for them to acquiesce to my request. The Dutch lady went on to infuriate me by claiming that the data protection act prohibited her from helping me in this way. When I explained that the Data Protection Act is there to protect my personal data, not to shield her from doing a little bit of work with my data at my request, she merely repeated that my request was impossible. Several days later, I attempted to retype all my information for a third time at the .co.uk site and of course the system failed right at the end of the process again. After typing it all in again for a fourth time, this time through the "real time assistant" i.e. real person, I was informed by him that I was out of warranty by a few weeks. Given the lousy experience/service I had received, I asked him to escalate the matter to his managers as I am minded now to complain bitterly about Philips lousy service. He politely refused, stating that it is impossible to use discretion. He "helpfully" recommended their chosen on-line supplier of parts. In an ultimate irony, that supplier didn't even have the relevant charger in stock, although I did manage to find a suitable supplier myself through the Amazon site. We have two of these devices (two homes) and so many heads we really are locked in to this Sonicare model for a while, but we'll use up our stock and go elsewhere next time. In the good old days, Philips was a great company with great service - they helped me to keep my Philips reel-to-reel tape recorder going long after the warranties had expired and the product was no longer sold. Longevity was their watchword. Now they seem to be among the worst of the worst in terms of service. I shall be sending my complaint through their management and copying it to the Consumer Association.

Reason I give it a terrible review is because it quit working after approx. 6 months of less. I did not keep receipt as for the price of this toothbrush, I figured it would last at least a year. Had to go purchase a different brand!!!

It is expensive, even with half-price discounts that abound but is pleasant-looking and features a unique cleaning method. Not sonic at all, it uses a forceful eddy of water which pushes up against the teeth and gums. The device took a month or so to get used to as it is quite speedy and gives a tickling effect to begin with. I had to keep stopping and starting for many weeks until I got used to it. Recharging is quite quick and power lasts for about a fortnight. The heads collect debris which dries up around the base and takes time to clean off when you get round to it. This was unsightly and, in my view, unhygienic. In less than 24 months the built-in rechargeable battery packed up and I threw the entire unit away. I never liked it and have now switched to an Oral B.

I am glad that others described their Philips issue. I bought the Philips Sonicare (HX6972/10 FlexCare+ Rechargeable Toothbrush with UV Sanitiser) as it looked so good. In less than a year the battery barely held its charge. Philips happily replaced the unit. Again, less than a year, that replacement has packed up. My partner has an (ugly) Oral B, but it keeps charged a long time and has not failed. I am switching to that brand now. Bad Philips!!!!