PHILIPSSonicare ProtectiveClean Electric Toothbrush, Pastel Pink

2 stars due to the fact it is a working toothbrush. If you're also here from the DiamondClean 3rd Generation, because Amazon suggested the ProtectiveClean 6100 was a newer version, DO NOT BUY THIS!!! I had the DiamondClean 3rd before and was going to buy a replacement, and somehow that suggestion tricked me into buying the ProtectiveClean 6100. How wrong I was... I'm gutted.This is by no means a newer version, and in reality it is a inferior product which is probably only worth £30.Here is why - I will refer to ProtectiveClean as PC and DiamondClean as DC:- the PC charger is a thud sticking out of the base, less elegant than the socket in a place DC one.- the PC has a stupidly bright LED shining even it's off!!- PC has no USB charging case, DC does- PC's only incremental feature vs the DC, BrushSync is just a gimmick technology to nudge you to spend more on the brushheads.I cannot even name anything PC has better than DC. In one sentence: DO NOT BUY THIS. Buy a cheaper £30 or £40 Sonic Care and it would do somewhat the same job. Otherwise if you want the premium product, buy the DiamondClean 3rd Gen - it is a much better overall package and experience. DON'T BE MISLED BY THE AMAZON SUGGESTION!

I've had diamondclean toothbrushes for years now. This is a very cheap version of the 3rd generation diamondclean.The 'additional features' are gimmicks meant to make up for a sub-par product.Flimsy and not worth the money. No wonder this got reduced so much.

I bought this as a replacement for my older HX9350 Sonicare (which was similarly priced) as it felt as it was close to failing. The lack of two extra cleaning modes my old brush had - namely Polish & Sensitive - I felt wasn’t a big deal as I rarely used them. I was however disappointed to find that the new toothbrush wasn’t USB charging but instead came with a proprietary Philips charger. The cheap plastic travel case (that doesn’t stay closed) also came as a disappointment seeing as how my previous brush came with a sturdy charging travel case and a charging glass. Still, it’s a good toothbrush for the price (no way worth the 300 quid RRP thou!!) with a strong cleaning action. Just a shame they’d cut back on features to increase profitability.

This is the first electric toothbrush I buy and I was sceptical about it.Nevertheless, I am satisfied with this purchase.Teeth feel very clean after using it, and it's making a good job of getting rid of plaque even in hard to reach areas.Teeth don't look much whither, but they definitely feel healthier.It is easy to use and the vibration is quite enjoyable, which definitely helped to increase the frequency with which I brush my teeth.Feel and look are fairly premium.I am giving 4 stars only because I believe the pricepoint is a bit too high , unless you are buying it on promo.If it is on promo, please go for it and get one!

2 stars... why? Well it is working and it is working very well. I prefer it much to the round heads you get at Oral B because you still feel like your are brushing the teeth a bit and not just holding the brush. This is my third of these and I had the previous model the diamond clean before twice.Why not 5?:This is the third one. Both of the former one broke down within 15 and 9 month. So you get a new brush every year through warranty basically... but not good quality.Brush heads have always been incredible expensive but they are now even more with a new reminder function no one and I mean no one needs.Third point is the charging. The previous models had an elegant charging station and the price was the same. The also came with an usb charging travel case which was amazing. This case is a joke and I mean a joke. I rather don’t use it as it is very cheap and almost funny to see. How can they expect this to be something nice for a top notch toothbrush? You still get the usb case with the top model which is about 350£. Well as it lasts 12 month on average and you need a £10 head every 3 month you are paying £30 a month / £1 a day for brushing your teeth. You can almost go to the dentist every month instead then...

I've had a couple of weeks now with this toothbrush and I'm really impressed so far. I had the last diamondclean model and this is miles better. It's lighter, the controls for mode and intensity are now separated, meaning no frustrating cycling through settings every time you start her up.It does leave your mouth feeling thoroughly clean, however it's not too harsh like the round brush heads on other brands. I have sensitive gums and I'm able to use this brush without wincing like others I've tried. Plus it looks nice, and who doesn't want something in their bathroom that looks as slick as these do!I was a bit reluctant to spend this sort of money on a toothbrush, it does seem proposterous on paper but you'll soon see that you get what you pay for. Highly recommended

It is not worth the money. I just got on post opened it. I am going next week traveling and the travel case is not working. The lid leave itself open. Not closing really annoying. This totally turn me off now. I am put off totally with Philip. It is just the travel case they have not got it right. Hope rest of it works fine. Also at least provide an adopter. Everyone doesn’t have the luxury of having. Please not recommend to anyone. Total waste of money