Thanks to JoFord63.
Buy 3x$100 Myer giftcards with 2 Amex cards(three transactions. $100 two times and 2x$50 transaction with two cards).
You will end up $330 gift cards with 2X$35 back from Amex. & There is $50 cash back from Philips as well.
You will end up spending $180 and $36 gift card balance left.
Edit: Seem like my method is not acceptable.
Have you read the post?
EDIT
Was $369.00 now $294.00
Plus $50 cashback via redemption from Philip
Interesting method but the rest seems non product specific
This is the worst deal I saw on oz bargain.$244 is the normal price.
Usually, for DiamondClean, $170-$180 is a good deal, $140-170 is a better deal, $129-140 is the best deal.
There's no meaningful advantage over the basic versions of these vibrating brushes besides fancy design and some unnecessary modes.
Also, my dentist is of the opinion automatic brushes do a poor job of cleaning under the gums (the bristles don't clean in the pocket region where your gums meet your teeth) and recommends a manual brush (TePe Supreme) with particularly long bristles that do this well. I have to say, I've used it for a while now and tend to agree that it does a better job than the previous Sonicare I used.
One meaningful advantage is the diamondclean uses Li-Ion batteries, which has a much longer usable lifetime than NiMH.
Fair point. I actually had a couple fail due to water seeping in so I never got to the point that mattered. This was around the time I found manual brushes seemed to do a better cleaning job for me.
Anyway the markup for these models still seems a bit much in my mind. You can get a refurbished brush handle for around $50 on eBay, hard to justify the price difference if you're okay with refurbished.
was $369.00 now $294.00