Philips Sonicare Elite e7300 Power Toothbrush
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Product Reviews of Philips Sonicare Elite e7300 Power Toothbrush
Product Review: Feels cleaner
Summary: 4 Stars
It works pretty good, not as good as everyone out there made it seem ... my teeth def. feel a lot cleaner, but I don't think they are when I look in the mirror ... one good thing is the timer ... it ensures I clean my entire mouth for the full dentist recommended time period. Plus I don't feel as lazy since it feels like less work when brushing.
Good buy.
Product Review: First Electric Toothbrush and I'm loving it
Summary: 5 Stars
This was my first electric toothbrush and after only two weeks of using it coffee stains are gone and my teeth are getting whiter every day. The Quad-Pacer (or whatever it is called) is a must and makes brushing your teeth much more consistent.
Charger stand has a small foot print and the tooth brush already lasted a 3 day weekend at the ski hill without the charger. Highly recommended.
Product Review: First class product
Summary: 5 Stars
This is my second SONICARE product. It is an addition to the old one my wife and I have used daily for five years. It works even better than the old one and cost a bit less. Very satisfied!!!!
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Product Review: Generates a huge magnetic field
Summary: 3 Stars
I love the toothbrush, although it does have a strong buzzing vibration to it.
One day I was measuring electro-magnetic fields using the "Extech 480823" meter, which I bought from Amazon. I was surprised that the Sonicare Elite's reading was OFF THE CHART, producing over 200 milligauss. I have no idea if this is dangerous, but it's more than 10x stronger than a hair dryer -- and it's right next to your head.
I would like to know if the Braun Oral B is similar. Can anyone take a measurement? Our battery powered $5 electric toothbrush produced no significant fields.
Product Review: Get It
Summary: 5 Stars
Like the older Sonicare line, this does a great job of cleaning your teath. The smaller head and narrower neck make it easier to maneuver about the mouth. The handle is a bit smaller which makes it easier to handle. Battery lasts about 8 days in normal use (2 times a day). It has a nice "learning" feature that starts the brush out at a fairly gentle aggitation and moves to the most vigorous level over the course of 15 day to give the novice user a chance to acclimate to the vibrating head (it can tickle quite a bit if you're not used to it). The charging stand is minimal so it takes up little room on the sink. I wish they would have included a brush stand to hold the brush head when it's not on the handle. Make sure you clean the head and the handle at least weekly. I find there is buildup in the brush "nut" (that screws onto the handle) and the handle . The handle has lots of little crevices where gunk can accumulate. Sounds funny but running the brush head through the dishwasher monthly seems to work.