With the best Philips electric toothbrush deals, you can save as much as $150 dollars on some of the brand’s premium products. Philips makes a great range of electric toothbrushes, from more basic models like the Sonicare One, to the top of the range Sonicare 9900 Prestige, which gives you in-depth analytics and feedback on your brushing habits to help you improve your dental health.
The brand operates with sonic technology, with brush heads moving up to 62,000 movements per minute. According to Philips, this provides the equivalent of a whole month;s worth of manual brushing in just two minutes.
Switching from a manual to one of the best electric toothbrushes is undoubtedly a great way to step up your oral care routine — but these devices can come at a price. That’s why it’s great to take advantage of discounts from the likes of Target, Walmart, Best Buy and Amazon to save you money on a top model.
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(opens in new tab)Which Philips electric toothbrush is best for you?
We’ll be honest, Philips has got an awesome range of electric toothbrushes and that can make finding the best one for you a little overwhelming. But the range is so extensive that there’s bound to be one to suit your budget and needs.
If this is your first time switching from a manual toothbrush to a power device, check out our guide on how to use an electric toothbrush.
Using an electric toothbrush is a great way to improve your oral hygiene, especially as 31 percent of Americans are failing to brush their teeth at least twice a day, with 2 percent admitting to not brushing at all, according to a study by Delta Dental (opens in new tab).
Whether you want a battery-powered or rechargeable toothbrush, need one with a tongue cleaner, interval timer, travel case or even sensors to tell you how well you’re brushing, our round up of Philips electric toothbrushes makes it easy to invest in your dental health today.
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Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5100 deals
If you suffer with sensitive teeth, or are prioritizing your gum health - particularly receding gums - then this is the Philips electric toothbrush that has been missing from your life! Designed to give your teeth a thorough but gentle clean without damaging gums or causing pain to sensitive teeth, it’s a bestseller for good reason.
It comes with three modes: Clean, White and Gum Care, which allows for an extra 60 seconds of reduced-power brushing to gently clean and massage your gums. If you brush too hard, which can cause gum damage, the toothbrush will vibrate. It also buzzes when it’s time to move to a new area of the mouth, providing an efficient clean that leaves your mouth feeling ‘dentist-fresh’.
Reviewers rave about this electric toothbrush, giving it a generous 4.7 out of 5 stars overall, and praising it for its helpful alerts and thorough cleaning (although some claimed there was little difference between the cleaning modes, other than the length of time they lasted).
Philips recommend you buy specific brushes for White or Clean mode, which some users said was an unnecessary expense, as the brush heads for different modes aren’t included in the price. Other reviewers said it was a shame that the travel case didn’t have a charger, or charge the brush itself.
Philips Sonicare DailyClean 1100 deals
If you have a tight budget, you can still find a decent budget Philips electric toothbrush to keep teeth sparkling clean without breaking the bank. Granted, the Sonicare DailyClean 1100 (opens in new tab) is fairly basic and doesn’t have the bells and whistles of the more expensive models. It doesn’t have an app, pressure sensors or a travel case, and it only has a single cleaning mode, but if you’re not after loads of features then it’s really excellent value.
And as you’d expect from Philips, even though it’s inexpensive, it still has a powerful standard of teeth cleaning as well as a timer and ‘quadpacer’ that beeps to prompt you to move to the next area of your mouth while brushing. It’s super easy to use so it’s a great choice for anyone using an electric toothbrush for the first time.
Reviewers are big fans of this model, giving it 4.7 stars. While some say it’s not as powerful as the more expensive Philips electric toothbrushes, most were satisfied with its performance and didn’t feel they need the extra features of the more costly models. One reviewer said: “This model is perfect value and the more expensive models ($25+) only have small additional features.”
Negative reviews however said the battery life wasn’t as long as the promised 14 days, and the toothbrush is lacking a light to indicate battery life.
Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9750 deals
If you’re looking for an electric toothbrush that looks as good as it performs, then add the DiamondClean 9750 to your shopping cart right now! Sleek, with gold details and a stylish glass charger, it’s miles away from the traditional image of an old toothbrush in a chipped mug. But don’t judge a book by its cover as it’s got way more than just good looks. This electric toothbrush claims to remove 10 times more plaque and improve gum health by up to seven times in two weeks if you switch to Gum Health Mode (it also promises to remove up to 100 percent more stains in just three days compared with a manual toothbrush, using the Whiteplus Mode).
But what we really love about this toothbrush is the smart tech. We’re not joking when we say this is one of the best electric toothbrushes on the market. Sync it with the Sonicare app and it knows which of the four brush heads you’re using, so it can set the correct brushing mode. It’ll give you real-time feedback as you brush, mapping a 3D image of your mouth so it can tell you when to move to a new area for brushing - providing a completely efficient clean in ways you’ve never experienced before.
Press too hard on your teeth or miss a spot and you’ll get an alert, and it’ll even give you a ‘progress report’ on your brushing performance that you can then share with your dentist or hygienist. Traveling? This slimline toothbrush comes with a USB travel case which charges it in between brushes.
Users can’t stop raving about this product, rating it a healthy 4.7 out of 5 stars on Amazon. One reviewer said they’d reduced their visits to the hygenist by 50 percent after investing in a Sonicare DiamondClean 9750 as they no longer needed to have their teeth professionally cleaned so often, while others loved it for giving their teeth that ‘dentist-fresh’ feeling.
Negative feedback said the app was glitchy and reported difficulty connecting it to the brush. Some reviewers also complained about pop-up ads on the app, and expressed concerns about privacy and data collection when using it.
Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige deals
We’ll be honest, we’re a little bit in love with this rose gold Philips electric toothbrush and stylish leatherette travel case with USB charging. But it’s not just good looking - this is a seriously powerful bit of kit that comes with SenseIQ technology, a combination of smart features that use built–in sensors to observe your brushing style and adapt the pressure accordingly. If you’re ready to invest in your dental health, and a whiter smile, this toothbrush claims to remove 20 times more plaque and up to 100 percent more stains in less than two days compared with a manual toothbrush, thanks to its angled bristles and triangular tips to get to those hard to reach areas. It also comes with a two-year warranty.
If you’re someone who is prone to brushing too hard, you will get an alert in the form of a light and vibration, then if you don’t reduce the pressure, this toothbrush will adapt the intensity. Just like the DiamondClean, the Sonicare app provides you with useful data, including a 3D map of your mouth and where you need to concentrate on brushing, real-time feedback, recommendations and progress reports that you can share with your dental health specialist.
It gets an impressive 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon, with one reviewer saying: “My teeth actually twinkled”. Another user asked: “What magic could a toothbrush offer that makes it worth the cost of a flight to Vegas?” Before answering: “The app, that’s what. It brings the hygienist to your bathroom.”
Negative reviews cited issues with the app being unreliable and concerns over privacy and data, and others said it was over-priced.
Philips Sonicare for kids sonic electric toothbrush deals
If you’re a parent you’ll know that getting the kids to brush their teeth, let alone for the dentist recommended two minutes, can be a military operation. Introducing the Philips Sonicare For Kids - an electric toothbrush that promises to make teeth cleaning fun.
With a color choice of pink or blue, the toothbrush comes with a child-friendly handle, stickers to customize it and two cleaning modes with different intensities. It also pairs with an interactive app with animations and special rewards for brushing properly, which parents say is an incentive for children to brush their teeth for longer. The app also follows the kids as they clean their teeth, prompting them to brush more thoroughly and move the toothbrush around the whole mouth for an efficient clean.
Reviewers praised the Sonicare for kids sonic electric toothbrush for the awesome way it encouraged their children to brush better and for longer. "My son N E V E R brushed his teeth willingly prior to this brush/app. Now I have him begging to brush his teeth before school," claimed one delighted parent.
Some reviewers said the app didn’t work with every smartphone, and the brush head was a bit too big for younger children (which meant an extra cost buying a smaller one). Parents also warned that younger kids would need proper supervision using it to prevent gum damage (it’s not suitable for under-threes).
