🖤 Philips One: Sonicare Rechargeable Toothbrush in Shadow Black - HY1200/06 Review

Not bad but definitely not a replacement for my Sonicare. This is for travel only. The vibrations are very subtle and can be felt on the handle, but can hardly be felt on the bristles. Also, I paid $10 more for the Revain than the Phillips site, where the rechargeable version is $40 and you get 20% off your first purchase on the site. If you need a travel toothbrush this will work, but I recommend getting the cheaper cordless version. The battery is not recommended for travel if the AAA battery

I wanted to give it a 5. But there are two design flaws. 1) The screw in the bottom cover that shuts off battery power is very inaccurate. It could easily be construed as only being introduced in one way, which corresponds to the on-off functions. 2) The brush body closure is clearly weak and I would expect it to detach from the overall design. I bought the brush mainly with travel in mind and I think it will work very well. But we'll see if the odd design confusion limits its lifespan.

I will start this review by saying that I have been using Sonicare toothbrushes for a decade now . This is a fantastic product. This is a Sonicare toothbrush in name only. It was clearly designed to compete with the Quip toothbrush and both are actually equally disappointing. The problem with this is that the handle vibrates, but very little of that force is transferred to the brush head. A genuine Sonicare toothbrush works in exactly the opposite way. The handle doesn't vibrate much, but the…