Philips Sonicare HX3631/06 Powerup Battery Toothbrush - Medium Size in Scuba Blue Review

I've had both battery and battery versions. I don't like clutter in the bathroom so I bought this one. The battery powered version is MUCH more aggressive in terms of vibration levels. AA batteries seem to last forever. I gave 4 stars because my toothbrush turned itself on after about a year. Apparently because water got into the shift mechanism. But okay. i buy another one

My dentist recommended this to me because I was brushing too hard and my gum line was receding. The best thing is if you hold the brush on your teeth and let it do all the work for you. No need to buy replacement brush heads when cleaning this way. However, I had to change the batteries every month or two. Little problem. I bought this brush in May 2015 and it just died on me last week. After exactly 5 years of operation, the engine finally could no longer endure the caress of my magnificent…

I have bought and used several of these toothbrushes over the years. The product was recommended to me by my dental hygienist and I really like how it cleans my teeth. All in all, they've lasted at least two years each, if not three, with battery changes of course. However, this only lasted a little over two months! New batteries didn't change anything. I can't find it in retail anymore so I ordered it online. Is it on the shelf too long? I threw away the packaging so I don't know about the…

I've been using Sonicare toothbrushes for 25 years, one battery powered and one rechargeable. After my last one expired last week, I ordered this battery operated one. When brushing, it's like a model airplane landing in my mouth - loud and horrible vibrations. In addition, the handle is so small that it looks like a child's toothbrush. That's nothing short of the quality of two old Sonicare brushes. If the price went down, maybe the quality went down too. I think I'll throw them away and buy…

This toothbrush arrived BROKEN! I have one of these and love it so much I wish my fiancé had one too. Unfortunately, when he used his new one this morning, he stopped every three seconds. Tried different batteries but same result. I don't know what the problem is, but it's clearly defective. Very disappointed because now he doesn't even want to try, although I hope he gives it another chance. I will definitely be returning the product when I find time to do so.

I bought this rechargeable toothbrush for my "travel set", not for my rechargeable toothbrush that I use as a "house" toothbrush. I used the brush for 8 weeks on a recent trip (6-9 minutes a day is good) and it worked flawlessly and I have no negative comments on its performance. Although I carried spare batteries, the original batteries lasted a long time and I find it economical with batteries. This requires two AA alkaline batteries. The battery compartment is marked for the correct polarity