Philips Sonicare Sonicare 9000 Special Edition Toothbrush HX9911/92

I opened this package, and was dazzled by the elegance of the base. However, I’ve been fooled by such shiny distractions before. When I first put it in my mouth i knew this one was different. The head was bigger than I’m used to, but it had, almost, a soft bumpered edge to it, so even if I did slip a little there was no discomfort. I have only used the clean+ setting so far, because it lasts the right amount of time, on its conveniently timed cycles, to leave me feeling confident that my mouth is spotlessly clean. The intensity is spot on. It’s not so strong on the highest setting that I can’t handle the force, it’s gentle still, but voracious. Charge holds great, plus the base is heavy enough to not get banged around to easily. The only issue I have, is personal, if I slip it out of my mouth too soon, it will spray all over my face in a high intensity spatter, but I don’t mind, it just reminds me of it’s power. Highly recommend.

Its a no brainer at this point, absolute game changer if you care about your teeth. My teeth arent the greatest and honestly I was tired of replacing manual toothbrushes every couple of weeks due to the amount of tear the bristles go through. I feel the change of less gum damage and bleeding going from manual to this and the fact I have to change out the heads every 3 months makes it easier to manage compared to trying to get a couple more days out of a non functional manual brush. My teeth truly do feel cleaner and honestly this gives me more motivation to maintain them

I never write reviews but I’m making time for this one!!

First off I spent hours researching and watching reviews on “the best electric toothbrush”. And it lead me to this one. It’s not too expensive like the diamond clean being $300+- it’s right in the middle for the price point and looks good, not too outdated and comes with a travel case, also it has all the features I’d really need. This is my first electric toothbrush coming from your regular target brand toothbrush’s ranging from $5-$20. What made me think of getting this over an oral B was the “sonic technology” which seems to be specific to the Phillips Sonicare brand, whereas oral b and others just rotate or whatever. Overall though it’s the best toothbrush I’ve ever owned and I’ll probably never go back to a regular toothbrush. My first concerns were reading other reviews that it broke in a year or 2 because of whatever faulty reason. But honestly if it breaks I’ll probably just get another one again because it’s worth it !! The clean is next level compared to a regular toothbrush and it’s a clean you’ll never experience without one of these toothbrushes. Once you realize what the vibrations mean you don’t need to use the app too, I never use the app and I know I’m gonna get a perfect clean each brush. As sad as it is to say but I look forward to brushing my teeth now every day knowing how clean and perfect my teeth are gonna feel afterwards lol.
If you’re worried about the money then these types of toothbrushes aren’t for you. But if you can look past the price it’s 100% worth it.

Does it work? Absolutely and better than the dentist it feels like sometimes.

Is it easy to setup snd use, yes, almost too essy. Switching the mode on the brush itself was the trickiest part but that’s essy also.

Is it worth the fresking $200? Absolutely, if you’re thinking about this purchase, do it, and if you regret it let me know. I don’t as skeptical to buy one for me and one for my wife, that’s an expensive purchase, but reading tons of reviews on different brands and brushes, I just dove into it hoping it was what others said it was… and it is, for me and my wife, we both agree, it’s amazing!

Your mouth will feel and smell cleaner. If you’re a tooth, gum, tongue, roof of mouth, and lip brusher like my OCD self is then you’re going to love me for telling you to GET THIS BRUSH.

I also smoke, drink coffee, and eat lots of chocolate… shame on me I know, but the point is I usually have slightly off white teeth bc of it and it’s not noticeable really bc they ain’t yellow yall, but they ain’t white either This brush DOES MAKE THEM WHITE. I guess if you’re scrubbing at 62,000 jiggs a second then you can get down to business.

Look, this is the feeling. You know how we imagine how it was like without electricity or how our kids imagine life without internet, after you brush eith this for a week you’re gonna have that same feeling about a regular toothbrush.

BTW, the app part is cool even though I don’t care about that crap but they made it so easy to use it that you almost feel guilty not to. It does give you good information and feedback.

Also, if you’re new to eletric brushes, don’t scrub, glide the brush across the surface, use the proper angles, and don’t press too hard This brush won’t let you press too hard actually, and that’s it. Let the brush do the work snd enjoy that clean fresh mouth when it’s done.

I’ve been using Sonicare toothbrushes for about 30 years. My last one finally quit working and I replaced it with this unit. It is the same model as the one I replaced, so there is nothing new for me. But if you’ve not tried a Sonicare, I would recommend them. Multiple settings for cleaning and whitening as well as gum care. Simply love them!!

Best ever!!!!

So this happened to my old diamond clean but only after 4 years. This one broke in less than 6 months and past return of course. The vibrations losen a tiny screw that holds the head in place and the brush head pole losens and has no vibration. The only online fix is to tighten the screw but vibrations unscrew it. Why would you make a toothbrush with a scre to hold the inside of the head in place that vibrations can unscrew. Probably planned obsolescence. Get a cheap one they don’t make them like they used to waste of a couple hundo will never go back to diamond clean.