Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 6100 Rechargeable Electric Power Toothbrush
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About Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 6100 Rechargeable Electric Power Toothbrush
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
70% found the timer helpful, however 30% faced issues
I noticed that the toothbrush has a timer of two minutes. Additionally, I mentioned that it has smart features like a brush pressure sensor.
The toothbrush has a two-minute timer and smart features like a brush pressure sensor.
Some modes like gum care mode increase the timer on my brushing routine.
76% liked the sonic technology, whereas 24% raised concerns
The Sonicare toothbrush is effective in removing plaque but harsh on the gums.
I compared the other brand with Sonicare and found it to be underpowered with weak vibrations compared to Sonicare.
I have found that the Sonicare 6100 Model HX686T is a powerful and full-featured sonic toothbrush.
If the Sonicare toothbrush is not working correctly and the shaft is not transferring the vibration correctly, there is a small screw that if loose will cause this problem.
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73% found the ergonomic design helpful
The handle of my toothbrush is comfortable and makes brushing easy.
77% liked the brushing modes, yet 23% didn't
The bristles hit all the right spots and the customizable settings adapt to my preferences.
I found the differences between brushing modes hardly detectable.
72% appreciated the brush head size, but 28% faced problems
I bought a toothbrush with a medium brush head, but even the extra soft gum care g2 heads I purchased are still too harsh.
71% were impressed with battery life, while 29% weren't
My toothbrush stays charged for two weeks at full power.
I was mostly impressed with the battery life of the toothbrush.
In November 2023, the pressure sensor on my toothbrush went out. I am unsure about the lifetime of Sonicare.
After 2 years, the toothbrush battery starts holding less charge and eventually dies, turning it into an expensive regular toothbrush.
