Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 Rechargeable Electrical Energy Toothbrush, Black, HX6810/50
Original price was: $69.99.$49.96Current price is: $49.96.
Value: $69.99 - ($49.96 / Count)
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Really feel the distinction of a delicate clear with our stress sensor whereas eradicating as much as 7x extra plaque than a handbook toothbrush. Densely-packed, high-quality bristles take away as much as 7x extra plaque than a handbook toothbrush. And the specifically curved energy Tip makes reaching the enamel in the back of your mouth a breeze. You may be positive of a protected brushing expertise: Our sonic know-how is appropriate to be used with braces, fillings, crowns, and veneers, and helps forestall cavities and enhance Gum well being. Our Quadpacer lets you realize once you’ve spent simply the correct amount of time Cleansing Every a part of your mouth, whereas our smarter tells you once you’ve brushed for the advisable two minutes.
Product Dimensions : 2.56 x 6.81 x 9.33 inches; 13.6 ounces
Merchandise mannequin quantity : HX6810/50
Batteries : 1 AA batteries required. (included)
Date First Accessible : November 6, 2017
Producer : Philips Oral Healthcare
ASIN : B078GVMVRH
Removes as much as 7x extra plaque vs. a handbook toothbrush
Strain sensor protects enamel and gums from extra brushing stress
At all times know when to exchange your brush head for an efficient clear with BrushSync alternative reminder
Quadpacer and Good timer helps guarantee dental skilled advisable 2 minute brushing time and encourages brushing in every quadrant of the mouth
Batter cost indicator mild let’s you realize when to recharge; 2 week battery life (After first use, cost for no less than 24hours.)
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Prospects just like the cleansing capacity, high quality, and worth of the toothbrush. They point out it leaves their enamel feeling clear, is inexpensive, and well worth the funding. Nevertheless, some clients have blended opinions on its performance, sturdiness, and battery life.
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9 reviews for Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 Rechargeable Electrical Energy Toothbrush, Black, HX6810/50
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Original price was: $69.99.$49.96Current price is: $49.96.
Kindle Customer –
Very good toothbrush
I got this toothbrush after my old one died. I got a great deal and some of the features I like are that this toothbrush has three different settings for brushing, gum care and polishing your teeth. It has a good battery life, the only negative I would mention is this item did not come with a charging cable when I purchased it, but I have whole a whole box of cords so it did not effect me.
Amazon Customer –
Life changing!
I used to be a manual toothbrush holder but after I started my Invisalign process, I decided to give electric a go and Iâm never going back! I purchased this item back in October of 2021 and after I dropped it, it started to give me trouble. But after almost 4 years of use, the head started to give me trouble. Iâm sure it would have kept working for me much longer. RIP to my baby, gone but not forgotten.I would have purchased this exact model since if your teeth are fine you donât need anything special and it gets the job done of keeping your teeth clean and white. I was able to get another model out of luck, but if I didnât I would have purchased this again. Battery life was amazing too! I charged it once every month or so. Great price, longevity, and gets the job done. Iâm no longer afraid of dental cleanings as with flossing, using electric to ensure all of the plaque is gone, Iâm good to go!. The color pink canât be beat as well! Also took this in my travels and itâs nice to not worry about your dental health abroad.I would definitely recommend this item if youâre seeking an electric toothbrush that gets the job done well, good battery life, sleek design, and affordable without all of the extra cool but not needed extras of more advanced models 🙂 you wonât regret it!
Diana Hackensack, NJ –
Does the job
My Phillips toothbrush finally died after 8 years of steady use. I spent quite of bit of time trying to find a replacement that cleaned at a decent price. I bypassed all those fancy shmancy brushes that were for sale. Bluetooth, Apps, really? I settled on this one and so far am very happy with it. It is a bit smaller, but it really works very well. Since so many things require a USB connection, I have a dedicated outlet just for these devices. Makes it much simpler. This brush is quite powerful and left my mouth feeling dentist clean. If you want to keep things simple, I recommend this one, and you donât need your phone to use it.
Providential –
So far so good
Just got this today and electric toothbrushes have really come a long way. This review will be mostly for people who are new to electric toothbrushes or looking to upgrade an old one. This review is for the 4100 series.Comparison:I moved from a manual, to a Quip electric. The quip doesn’t actually vibrate hard enough to affect cleaning, but it does have a 2-minute timer and a really good quadrant minder which tells you when to switch to the next part of your mouth. Quip is kind of neat for encouraging you to brush more, but the quadrant minder is the only real plus.Pros:Deep cleaning. You actually need to read the instructions and change how you brush with an electric. The brush itself is making thousands of strokes per second, so your old scrubbing motion actually hurts the effect of this brush. In short: Use light pressure to make sure the brush deforms a little and pushes against your gum, and sweep back and forth more slowly to let the brush work. When you’re done, you’ll feel dentist-clean.Bust budget option. The 4100 is the first toothbrush in the Philips line that has all the “regular” body with all the important cleaning features (clip-on heads, quadrant minder, replacement reminder). This means it’s the best bang for your buck. The next model up only includes a travel case and 3 different brush modes, which you don’t really need. The one mode on this brush is the only one you need, and when you travel the brush head actually comes with a travel cap – take off the brush head, cap it, and put both safely in your bag. Done.Charge base. The new bases are omnidirectional and magnetic. It doesn’t matter how you put the brush down, it charges correctly and stays put. It even buzzes and lights up to confirm a charge. Great.Gentle introductory mode. The manual says your first 14 brushings will be on a gentle mode to ease you into using the brush. This is great. Even on intro mode, the brush already outperforms any manual. It’ll be great to finally ramp it up.All the features. If you press too hard on your teeth, it stop the brush from making all its pulses. The handle will vibrate differently to tell you to fix your pressure. There is a replacement light which both verifies your tip is on, and reminds you when it needs changing. There are also some options available via certain button presses, which you can read about in the manual. Overall this has all the features I’d want in an electric. I’m not even concerned with the higher-end models for my needs.Cons:Weak quadrant minder. It’s really hard to tell when the quadrant minder hits because it’s literally about one tenth of a second of a different vibration. This is a little too fast to interpret, as the brush also has a momentary buzz if you apply too much pressure. Which is which? The Quip actually does a stop-start cycle a few times more akin to your cell phone, which is way easier to recognize. Philips could improve this a lot, but at least it works.Overall:If you can afford a better brush, the 4100 is the best bang-for-buck in the Philips line. It’s basically the exact same body as the most expensive in the line. All you sacrifice is that you only get one cleaning mode (you only need one), you don’t get a travel case, and Philips makes a different head for this brush than it does for other models. Otherwise it’s a perfect, dentist-recommended clean. I love it.
marcia rosana da costa aguiar gomes conceição –
A escova é excelente. Você carrega a bateria e é duradoura. Muito fácil e simples de usar. Estou muito satisfeita com esta escova.
R B –
I used to use a regular toothbrush, and I finally splurged on one of these per my dentists recommendation. I absolutely love it! It provides a superior clean for my teeth, and thereâs a timer on it so that you spend a full 2 minutes brushing⦠which apparently I was shortcutting before. Thereâs no way a regular toothbrush can move this fast, and provide a deep clean like this. I highly recommend buying this! Oh and the battery life is excellent. It lasts approximately 2 weeks between charges.
mamamouse –
I bought these for my family on my dentist’s recommendation. It took a bit of research to understand why there were all the different models– there are so many different ones to choose from. Long story short, look carefully at the toothbrush handle when you are choosing. If you want just a turn on/turn off toothbrush that does everything you need, then the handle should have just one on/off switch, and it will be much more affordable, such as this model. This will time you for your 2 minute brushing and buzz every 30 seconds to let you know to switch to a different area, as all of the other Sonicare brushes do. This model is a simple, affordable brush that does the same cleaning job that more expensive Sonicares do.When you see more switches labelled “clean and white” or “sensitive”, it just means that they do different things, and that is what you pay more for. “Clean and white” will just go for an extra 30 seconds, in which time you are supposed to go over your teeth a bit extra for whitening and stain removal. With a regular single-switch toothbrush, you can just turn it on again and go as long as you want, as well, and do the same thing. The “sensitive” setting will just give you a bit less power if you have sensitivity. None of us have ever found this necessary. At first, the sensation of the toothbrush in your mouth is a bit surprising, but you get used to it quickly, and it feels wonderful! It is really true that you get that “fresh-from-the-dentist” clean feeling!! It really is quite shocking how clean your teeth feel! We were good brushers with a regular brush, but the difference was still very noticeable.The toothbrushes come with an Easy Start setting on them which means that they start out a bit lower-powered for the first 14 uses, and then they run at normal speed– this setting can be turned off. You just need to read the manual to learn how to do this. There are also fancier, more expensive models that will connect to your phone and such, but the basic models brush just the same. One thing I learned to watch for is to read the description carefully, and see what the power of each model is. You can look them up on the Philips site. Some have 31,000 brush strokes per minute, and some have 62,000, for instance. We got the 62,000, and they are great!One thing that we found was that no one told us that a whole family can share one handle. It seems a no-brainer, but I hadn’t thought of it! One of the reasons that I didn’t buy them years ago was that they were too expensive to buy one for each member of the family, but if I’d known that I could just buy one handle and each person their own toothbrush head, I could have managed that, even with a herd of small children. Nonetheless, we have them, now, though the children are a bit older. I guess they don’t want people to only buy one, so they don’t advertise this, but it would really be in their best interests to do so, as well as it being in the best interests of the users, as the users’ teeth would benefit! I know that our family would’ve had them years ago if only I had known this. The Philips company would benefit because they would then have little Sonicare users who would grow up to be dedicated adult Sonicare users, and would then pass this on! I know that my children will continue, now, after we’ve started using them. I do also think that it could definitely help small children have their teeth brushed more effectively, as brushing would be fun, and there is so little skill needed.Another thing to know is that there are many different heads. There are many different basic brush heads which work great, and there is the Diamond Clean, which has tighter-packed bristles to work on staining better. Even the basic brush heads are fantastic, and all fit on any brush handle, so you don’t have to keep buying only the same type of head that came with the original package. Watch for sales and they are not nearly so expensive. I recommend using Sonicare brand heads, though. My children and I use the C2 brush head, and my husband uses the Diamond Clean brush head for more stain prevention. Usually, he has staining starting to show soon after a cleaning at the dentist’s, but his teeth are still white now, and it’s been a few months. What a difference! We would never go back to regular brushes! We love our Sonicare toothbrushes, and these ProtectiveClean 4100 models were just perfect for us– simple, affordable, and they had nice colours available. We have pink for the ladies and black for the men in our family, but I see that there are other colours. Enjoy your Sonicare toothbrushes– you’ll never go back!! 🙂
Santosh R Nandan –
As advertised
Kathy –
This toothbrush is amazing! Iâve used Oral B for years, there is no comparison. Itâs gentle on the gums, which I need due to having Olp. I brushed with my oral b, then this one..my teeth and mouth felt much cleaner . Iâve been using it for about 3 weeks and still love it! It truly does a better job! You wonât be disappointed.