Review on 🪥 Philips Sonicare Clean Electric Toothbrush for Superior Dental Care by William Runninger

I was skeptical about buying this because it handled my manual toothbrush well. This electric works better on my back molars and goes deeper between my teeth. It makes my teeth noticeably cleaner than with a manual toothbrush. The battery is enough for several brushes without recharging. I bought this particular model because the more expensive Sonicare models are a waste of money. High-end models are the same hardware but with a different outer shell and more software. Additional software options are useless: they only change the duration and reduce the intensity of the brushing movement. Most people will not use these additional "features". If you need more time, you can turn the brush back on. Reducing the intensity defeats the purpose of an electric brush. The lower intensity only makes sense if your teeth are very sensitive due to poor hygiene or injuries. Cheaper models use older style nozzles. I don't know how long it will be before Sonicare supplies replacement nibs for them so I went with the cheapest model that uses the latest nibs. The top performing Sonicare model (DiamondClean) claims to clean even better than this model. This only applies to the attachment supplied with this model. These DiamondClean nozzles are compatible with this EasyClean model and can be purchased separately; Therefore, the cleaning efficiency between the two models is exactly the same. Conclusion: This EasyClean model is the only model that I recommend. Anything more expensive doesn't really add anything (despite what the marketing department would have you believe), and anything cheaper uses old bait.