The Philips Sonicare is said to be one of the most advanced toothbrushes available on the market today. Recommended by a range of dental care professionals, the 'HealthyWhite' range is said to remove everyday stains in just two weeks with regular brushing resulting in teeth that are two shades whiter. Having gone through toothbrush after toothbrush with disappointing results, it took many weeks of research before I decided to invest in this device. After waiting for a half price sale (and with a generous dose of 'bonus' points), I managed to buy this brush for a little shy of £40. But is it worth the cash? CLEANING MODE For every day use, the ...  Read the complete review

My last electric toothbrush was an Ultrasonex, and although I couldn't fault its effectiveness, the handle had a habit of cracking, and I got through several replacements under guarantee before finally giving up and buying the Philips Sonicare Healthy White. ~What's in the Box~ The Sonicare rechargeable toothbrush, a charging stand, 1 standard brush head, a hygiene cap, a travel case, and 3 additional colour coded rings. The rings are useful if there is more than one person in the family with this toothbrush as you can use different colours to tell them apart. The charging stand enables you to wrap the cord inside for easy transport. ~What ...  Read the complete review

Convenience is a driving factor in most of my purchases these days. That and efficiency, so you would wonder exactly how that can translate to the simple action of using a toothbrush. To many, an electric toothbrush is an extravagance. A device for people too lazy to do even the simplest of tasks. Ten years ago I might have agreed, but in that time I have discovered and continued to use a variety of the Philips Sonicare range. The latest being the HX6731/02 So what do you do with it I hear you ask? Simple, you just stick it in your mouth and it does the rest. Well almost, you move the head around inside your mouth and allow the cleaning cycle to run through. ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Philips Sonicare HX6731/02 toothbrush last year for my partner as a birthday present (although I benefit from it as well) and it has been a revelation since. Inside the box you get the electric toothbrush, a small carry case, a charger, a protective cap for the head and 3 coloured rings to put on the bottom of the head in case there are a few people with separate heads for the toothbrush. When you first get the toothbrush out of the box the first thing you need to do is to charge it. This is simply done by plugging the 2 pin charger into a shaver adapter which then goes into the wall. Charging time is about an hour and once this is done ...  Read the complete review

Having used this toothbrush now for over 6 months I have been very happy with my purchase. I had braces for two years and after getting them removed I decided to treat myself with an electric toothbrush. I didn't want to spent too much over the 100 mark and this toothbrush seemed to tick all the boxes for me at that price. It is rechargeable and usually lasts me a week before it dies of battery which is fantastic if you plan on going away for a few nights. One less charger to worry about! The only added cost would be the brush heads as these need to be replaced after three months of use. I have replaced mine and paid 18 euro in boots for three which should ...  Read the complete review