Philips Sonicare 2x DiamondClean 9000 (Black & Pink) Bundle Pack $389.25 Delivered (+ $80 Cashback via Redemption) @ Amazon AU

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Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9000 Black + DiamondClean9000 Pink Electric Toothbrush, Bundle Pack, 4 Modes and 3 Intensities, Built-in Pressure Sensor, HX9914/59, 2 Count (Pack of 1)

Get the ultimate clean with DiamondClean 9000. Experience improved oral healthwith superior cleaning and whitening and real time feedback. Click on the W2 Optimal White brush head to remove surface stains and reveal a whiter smile. With its densely packed central stain-removal bristles, it's clinically proven to whiten teeth in just one week You might not notice if you're brushing too hard, but your DiamondClean 9000 will.

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  pricematch on 12/04/2022 - 07:03

  PHILIPS MOTHER'S DAY CASH BACK PROMOTION (AUSTRALIA)

  TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  1. These Terms and Conditions, together with the Philips Privacy Policy which is incorporated by reference into these Terms and Conditions (available at www.philips.com.au/privacypolicy), and the Claim Form (“Claim Form”) contain the entire understanding and agreement between the Promoter and the Claimant in relation to the Philips Christmas Cash Back Promotion (“Promotion” or “Cash Back Offer”). Information on how to make a Claim and qualify for the Cash Back Offer forms part of these Terms and Conditions. Entry into the Promotion is deemed to be an acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
  2. The Promotion commences at 09:00am AEDT on April 11, 2022 and ends 11:59pm AEDT on May 8, 2022 (“Promotional Period”).
  3.To submit a Cash Back Offer (“Claim”), the Claimant must: a) Purchase an Eligible Philips Product(s) (as set out in Clause 16) from any participating Australian retail store during the Promotional Period and follow the steps below. Trade seconds products are excluded. Please note that Big W, Target, Costco and JB Hi-Fi Airport Stores are not participating retail stores for this Promotion. b) Visit www.philips.com.au/promotions and: i. create a Philips account or sign in to your existing account; ii. register your product; iii. complete all fields on the official Online Claim Form (“Online Claim Form”) with the Claimant’s personal information and product purchase details; and iv. upload a clear and legible scan or photo of the fully paid store or online purchase receipt, tax invoice or order confirmation indicating store name, store location (“online” if applicable), receipt number, date of purchase, model/item purchased and payment details (“Proof of Purchase”) for the Eligible Philips Product.

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  ChickenDinner123 on 12/04/2022 - 07:07

  +1

  Why on earth does someone need a $300 toothbrush?

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    bemybubble on 12/04/2022 - 07:09

    +1

    You do realise there’s two in that price?

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      Quantumcat on 12/04/2022 - 07:15

      -3

      You can get an oral b one for $30 at Woolies though.

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        payton on 12/04/2022 - 11:03

        no contest, the $30 Oral B needs charging often (small battery) and performance not as good

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          Quantumcat on 12/04/2022 - 11:16

          -2

          @payton: Do you think it is worth paying $350 extra to be able to not have to bring the charger when you go on holiday?

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            payton on 12/04/2022 - 12:05

            +1

            @Quantumcat: Performance of the two items are miles apart also, not just the battery charge level.
            The Philips is a premium product and priced accordingly, thankfully you're not just paying for the brand, but also performance. After claiming the cashback its about $155 per unit which is not bad.

            I bought one of those $30 Oral B brushes and found myself charging it every day towards the end of its life (a few months?), because otherwise it wasn't cleaning well.
            You should compare this to the premium Oral B products, also whether you prefer the oral-b circular brush head or Philips.

            could wait for something like this to get discounted again

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              Quantumcat on 12/04/2022 - 13:38

              @payton: What exactly is the difference in performance? Can you put it into words? If all the mechanical parts were taken out and put in an unidentifiable third party case could you tell the two apart?

              Unless the oral b one doesn't clean your teeth, or it hurts you (neither of which are true) I cannot see how any difference would be worth $350.

              But then again I also can't see the point in owning a $500k car when a $30k one has all the features you need and gets you from point A to point B comfortably and reliably 🤷‍♀️

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                payton on 12/04/2022 - 17:16

                @Quantumcat:

                If all the mechanical parts were taken out and put in an unidentifiable third party case could you tell the two apart?

                Short answer is yes.
                Bit like choosing to buy only very cheaply made products: kitchen appliances, homewares or eating only the cheapest food … if will still get the job done eventually or to a degree but far from comparable. You might not get the same energy, nutrition or enjoyment out of those, but will keep you alive.

                Likewise the 500K car (which is massive exaggeration on the analogy) will be a lot more capable than the 30K. If you're happy with the lowest end of the scale, then end of story.

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                  Quantumcat on 12/04/2022 - 17:25

                  @payton: You haven't described what the difference is yet.

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                    payton on 12/04/2022 - 17:27

                    @Quantumcat: I've tried both and its significant difference. The $30 unit is built to a price point and you get what you pay for.
                    I didn't think of spending more time describing it since I'm not even sure it'll be useful to you given you've made up your mind?

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                      Quantumcat on 12/04/2022 - 17:29

                      @payton: Buy what is the difference? Does the Oral B one always miss a certain spot despite you brushing the same way, or anything like that?

                      Expensive appliances have a reason to be more expensive - eg a more expensive toaster might toast both sides of the bread more evenly, a more expensive rice cooker doesn't burn on the bottom or cooks faster, etc

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                        payton on 12/04/2022 - 17:32

                        @Quantumcat: The premium unit has stronger oscillation and keeps at this level of power for a whole a lot longer. Thus, the job gets done quicker and leaves a better mouth clean feel.
                        The brush head performance on $30 unit gets quite noticeably weak after only several months, enough so that I charge it daily and bin it later because it was still not that satisfactory

                        If you're in the market, I think key factor is which brush head shape & mechanism you prefer. For people buying this deal, advise you to either give the 2nd unit to your partner or sell it (not sure if there are two chargers in box), so the second unit is being used and not just sit in storage for many years.

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      ChickenDinner123 on 12/04/2022 - 07:40

      Yeah I meant on RRP of $600 for bundle.

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    pricematch on 12/04/2022 - 07:23

    389.25-80/2=154.62

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      ChickenDinner123 on 12/04/2022 - 07:40

      -1

      I was talking about RRP.

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    wfdTamar on 12/04/2022 - 08:02

    +2

    After cashback & redemption works out about $150 each which for these brushes is very good. Well worth it. Far better than any other electric brush. Some people have had issues with them leaking. Just don't wash running water right on the shaft entry point and hold it with shaft down under the tap. The brush heads are pretty expensive, but they do last a long time.

    I use electric in the morning and manual at night. (their Airflosser is rubbish though. The Waterpik is much better).

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    barg99 on 12/04/2022 - 13:51

    You can get 3 for $3.95 if you don't like it: https://www.bunnings.com.au/josco-3-piece-hand-wire-brush-ki… 😁

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  retainer on 12/04/2022 - 07:12

  +2

  I wouldn't buy these on Amazon.

  Their return policy is a bit hit and miss after the initial 30 days after purchase return window is closed.

  I bought my Philips Sonicare from Shaver Shop and it broke 7 months in, they replaced for new on the spot.
  Shaver Shop has an awesome walk in and swap/return for new policy if anything should go wrong.

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    Thegood05 on 12/04/2022 - 09:16

    I've bought an older model from Amazon UK years ago. It stopped working just before 2 years warranty period was ending. Contacted Philips Australia and they sent me a new handle.

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    lrq663611 on 12/04/2022 - 09:59

    I bought my with 2 years extended warrenty from Binglee. I replaced it twice (year 2 and year 4) by contacted Philips support, they sent me the new handles swiftly without giving me much hassle. I think their customer service is very reliable. (not their toothbrushs)

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    PeaKay on 12/04/2022 - 10:42

    I bought mine from Amazon. As long as it's Amazon AU the Philips support have no issues, but they did specifically ask if it was Amazon AU.

    Personally this product is a bit dodgy anyway, I've had the black one replaced once and the pink one replaced twice in two years and the black one is on the way out again just after warranty expired.

    It's a known problem and to be fair to Philips, they replace the handle quickly and with minimum fuss. But its a hassle that you would rather avoid on such an expensive toothbrush.

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    jt90 on 12/04/2022 - 10:44

    I got mine from Amazon 6 months ago. About a month ago the shaft of my toothbrush became loose and needed replacement. Technically Amazon should be dealing with warranty but I decided to contact Philips directly since I already had registered my device on their website.

    The person helping me at Philips asked me a couple of questions and requested the receipt from Amazon. I received my replacement brush in less than a week.

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    kacak on 12/04/2022 - 11:57

    Speaking of returns - mine (purchased from Costco around a year ago) is starting to play up, with the button only working when pressed really hard at a certain angle.

    Anyone else had this issue before?

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  May23 on 12/04/2022 - 08:21

  Emm… the CB started from yesterday, but mine was just bought on Sunday. Should I return and re-order or try my luck at Phillips?

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  fireball99 on 12/04/2022 - 09:47

  not worth it that price. better off getting https://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/83253/waterpik-compl… flosser gets all the bits toothbrush misses

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    pricematch on 12/04/2022 - 09:51

    +2

    Apples for Oranges….

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  payton on 12/04/2022 - 10:09

  Great product, worth the dollaridoos. Had one over 5+ years, the oscillation on the brush head (prob linked to battery strength) now not as good as when it was new but still quite usable.
  Genuine brush heads for pack of 3 about $35 from Amazon and each lasts 1-2 years before I felt it should be replaced.
  It rarely required recharging too, unlike the Oral B $30 one at woolies.

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  Porsche on 13/04/2022 - 02:27

  I read the cashback terms but not sure if the cashback will work with the current discount on Amazon.
  "7) The Cash Back Offer is not valid in conjunction with any other promotional offer. The Cash Back Offer will be available only during the Promotional Period."