Philips SonicareProtectiveClean 5100 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush, with Pressure Sensor, 3 Cleaning Modes, SmarTimer and QuadPacer, 14-Day Battery Life, Travel Case, White, Model HX6857/11

Legit! Typically don’t do reviews I read the heck out of reviews before buying something so hopefully this helps others too. When I used my Sonicare for the first time wow I could immediately feel a difference. I consider myself to have great oral hygiene and usually brush after meals whenever possible, but I tend to brush with a heavy hand.The sensitivity mode really helped me be more aware of my pressure and technique. My teeth, tongue, and breath felt noticeably cleaner afterward, honestly I was shocked in the best way. The built-in timer is another feature I love. It keeps me focused and ensures I’m spending the right amount of time on each section of my mouth. I’ve always heard that brushing gently gives a better clean, and this brush actually helps me do that.It is a bit pricey, but honestly so worth it. It’s made me pay more attention to my overall oral care. I’ve started pairing it with a Waterpik and a tongue scraper, and baby, my breath is on point! 🫶🏼✨ It gives that fresh-from-the-dentist clean every day, right at home.Highly recommend, especially if you’re trying to break heavy brushing habits or want to seriously level up your hygiene routine. Oral hygiene is so important it’s connected to other parts of our health too. Also if you smoke, vape ect definitely invest in good oral care at home for yourself!

Look, I like to think of myself as a responsible adult, but my tooth-brushing technique used to be like a caveman scrubbing barnacles off a rock. My gums were plotting mutiny, my teeth were loosening their leases, and my breath…let’s just say it could peel wallpaper or clear a subway car.Enter the Philips Sonicare, my dental savior in sleek, superhero-white plastic. Since I started using this magical stick, my teeth have clung to my gums like they actually want to stay. The dreaded future of gumming apples to mush? DELAYED. Possibly forever.The pressure sensor? Genius! As soon as I get carried away and start brushing like I’m sanding vintage furniture, it steps in: “Whoa there, turbo! Let’s not power-wash your molars.” My dentist is so bewildered by my improved gum health, I think she suspects I hired a tiny hygienist squad to live in my mouth.With 62,000 brush movements a minute, I’m convinced this thing is hosting a rave in my mouth twice a day, and it’s invited 90s plaque and coffee stains just to kick them out. My breath is so fresh, I actually enjoy talking to people at close range. For the first time ever, I can smile in photos without worrying someone will Photoshop my teeth out.And the travel case? I feel like James Bond, if Bond’s signature move was showing off his gleaming chompers at airport security. My toothbrush now travels in more style than I do.Bottom line: My teeth are holding on for dear life (successfully!), my breath no longer induces fainting spells, and I’m basically a walking toothpaste commercial. Five stars, and not a single denture in sight!

I've used a Sonicare for many many years and would not be without one. The part that holds the brushhead got too loose on my previous one after many years of use, so I ordered this newer model. I like it just as well or better, and it has settings that brush for a longer time. The battery doesn't last quite as long between charges as my old one (maybe because it brushes longer each time), but a charge still lasts at least several weeks so no big deal. I don't keep it on the charger until it runs down, but many people do. I don't know which is better for the battery. No complaints after using this new model several months. I also wanted one that plugs directly into an AC outlet as this one does. Some of them don't and have to have a USB which seems pointless for a toothbrush. This one has everything I need. Highly recommend it.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I can trust this brand.Quality:This is a great toothbrush. I've owned several similar brushes and this one is superior.I tried a new toothpaste that was natural ( canary) and started to get strange staining on my teeth. Since I was using a regular toothbrush I decided to go back to an ultrasonic brush and ditch the canary brand toothpaste for Coral Nano-Silver Foam, which I really like.The staining on my teeth has subsided thank goodness.This toothbrush has 3 functions. 1 for clean, 2 for gum care and 3 for whitening. It does feel different on each setting.I highly recommend this toothbrush!

Good electric toothbrush, decent replacement for the 10 year old e-series elite brushes that still work but have different issues. Really hate how they redesigned these electric toothbrushes to fail more readily and not last as long so you have to replace them more often. The narrower handle makes it harder to hold the toothbrush and allows more spit and suds to drip down onto the handle as you brush. This also allows more fluid to get on the buttons, making it more likely to leak into sensitive electronics and damage the brush. If this brush doesn't last at least 5 years, I won't buy another Sonicare product. Otherwise the brush does a good job of cleaning, feels light in the hand (for better or worse), gets your teeth white and clean. The timer seems short of 30 seconds per quadrant.

I love this electric toothbrush! If you’re thinking about upgrading your toothbrush, this is the one for you. It’s lightweight, and comes with three different settings, including a whitening option. It also comes with a travel case. I'm a big fan of how fast the brush goes, and the different vibration levels.It is pretty pricey overall, though, mainly due to the cost of replacement heads. This is something to keep in mind when you’re making your decision. Luckily, there are some ways to cut that cost. You can often find deals on Amazon or at Target. Plus, it’s not the end of the world to get a generic brand for the replacement heads and save some cash.