Review on Phillips Sonicare ProtectiveClean: Unmatched Plaque Removal 🦷 & Extended Battery Life - Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush, White/Grey by Pin Hung Lin

It's time to change your toothbrush and my choice fell on the Philips Sonicare HX6803. I am not new to using electric brushes, so I chose carefully. I paid attention to Philips because of the reviews of a friend who has been using their brushes for a long time, but the model intrigued me with a couple of parameters. Firstly, it holds a charge for a long time, and this is extremely convenient for frequent trips. The last brush, at best, lived on a single charge for a couple of weeks, and even then it cleaned poorly by the end of the term. I had to carry a charging station with me. Right there, judging by the reviews, you can even count on a month, and so far I have not charged it even once since unpacking. Almost immediately, the indicator blinked, which, according to the instructions, means that the charge is not full, but nothing has changed for a week, and this cannot but rejoice. Secondly, in this model there is a pressure sensor that monitors the force of pressing on the tooth. For me, this is a common problem, because I press hard on the brush, the gums sometimes bleed, so this function was important to me. As a result, after a few days, I practically stopped putting pressure on the brush, at first the brush constantly made it clear that I was again pressing too hard on my teeth, but now it happens just a couple of times during brushing.