Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 6100 Electric Toothbrush with Travel Case, 3 x Cleaning Modes, 3 Intensities & Additional Toothbrush Head - Black (UK 2-pin Bathroom Plug) - HX6870/47

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Although this is one of Philips’ most expensive brushes, its accessories are a little disappointing. A better use of the BrushSync tech is that it tracks how many times you’ve used each individual brush head, letting you know when it’s time to swap the brush for a new one. The Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 6100 finished in the middle of the group overall and just behind the Oral-B Pro 1000.

However, there were a few judges that missed significant amounts of plaque in the harder to reach areas of their mouths, such as the inner surfaces of their teeth or back by their molars, precluding the 6100 from one of the top scores in this test. It will work with all of the features, but you will not have as much flexibility to adjust the toothbrush to suit your needs. models, which offer a similar design and use the same brush heads, but support fewer modes and intensities, and also drop the BrushSync feature.

You do get two weeks of regular use from a single full charge, but the charger's just the ticket for longer trips. All three modes of this electric toothbrush can be adjusted between low, medium, and high intensities so you can have your own personal level of cleaning.

You want to make sure that your toothbrush will not cause you more harm than good if you have to deal with constant sensitivity. This feature will allow your toothbrush to uphold its performance level so you can continue to be satisfied with its effectiveness.The older Philips Sonicare DiamondClean comes with far better accessories, including a charging travel case. When we compare the sonicare protectiveclean 4100 vs 5100 vs 6100, the cleaning modes of all three products are useful for all of the different purposes they serve, and all three also have pressure sensors.