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Philips Sonicare Essence Sonic Electric Rechargeable Toothbrush - US$27.63 Shipped (~AU$36.24) @ Amazon US

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  • Removes up to 2x more plaque than a manual toothbrush. Includes 1 e-Series brush head standard)
  • Patented sonic technology: Dynamic fluid action helps clean between teeth and along the gumline
  • 2 minute timer helps ensure recommended brushing time
  • Rechargeable toothbrush with 2 weeks lifetime between charges
  • Reminder bristles fade away when brush head replacement is needed

Mod note: Item might be shipped with a 110V charger. You may need a 230V - 110V converter to use this product.

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  • -1

    charger is 110V as per amazon reviews.

    • +10

      Better hope it arrives charged then.

    • Keep your fingers crossed, it's quite unlikely it comes with an old school wire wound transformer.

      • -2

        Look at the other philips sonicare products, a few people reported toothbrush stopped working after they took it on a trip to Europe (plugging it in a 220v outlet)

  • +3

    This one could be a better choice.
    https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00NL2AOPU/ref=dp_ob_neva_mob…

    'Use only 1.5 V AA Alkaline batteries. Always replace with two new batteries; never mix old and new batteries.'

    So you can use rechargeable batteries.

    • yes and replacement head also cheaper.

  • only if the diamond version is on special too….

  • I'm on my way t work so can't read the whole page but down the bottom says '1 Lithium ion batteries required'
    Does it just take an 18650 lithium?
    would make life easy…

    • +1

      I don't know about this model but normally the batteries are not replaceable.

      I bought a HealthyWhite+ which came in two, and in less than 3 years both of them don't hold a charge for very long. About 1 day and then the battery indicator starts blinking. Used to get a whole week with it.

      It might be planned obsolesence similar to what Apple and some other phone manufacturers do.

  • I have a Oral B Electronic Tooth brush that is in need of replacing due to the Batteries which can not be replaced. I paid $165 for it and you would think you could replace the batteries but you can't :(

    How does the Phillips stack up?

    • I replaced my Oral B battery few weeks ago, works like new now. Wasn't easy, required dismantling, soldering and re-soldering….

      • +1

        Yer I can't solder for s***!

    • It's the same deal.

      These people are smart. They know they'll make more money selling you another one every few years than you just buying new batteries.

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