Philips Sonicare HX3351/02 Xtreme Battery Operated Toothbrush
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Product Reviews of Philips Sonicare HX3351/02 Xtreme Battery Operated Toothbrush
Product Review: 3 months later and no problems!
Summary: 5 Stars
Had I read these reviews before buying this, I probably wouldn't have purchased it. But I had been looking at the much more expensive Sonicare toothbrushes after my dentist recommended Sonicare after I asked. I didn't ask if there was a certain MODEL that he recommended, so I assumed I'd have to pay from $40-$150 for a Sonicare. When I saw this one for $30 at Target, I figured I didn't have much to lose.
I've had no problems with any of the other problems mentioned and have been happy with how it makes my teeth feel super clean and has even cleaned this spot that even my dental hygienist couldn't get. It turns off automatically after 2 minutes, so I know that I'm brushing my teeth longer. One thing that takes getting used to is NOT removing it while it's going...you'll splatter toothpaste all over yourself! :D Another plus is not having your tummy jiggle like it does with a manual toothbrush!!
The only negative is that it goes thru 2 AA batteries about once a month, but the directions said that it lasts about 60 brushes per battery change and that's about right. I've started using rechargable batteries and have had no problems.
Product Review: 3 years of use and still going strong
Summary: 4 Stars
My dentist wanted me to get an ultrasonic toothbrush but I did not want to pay a lot for it. I thought this one would be a great trial at less than $50. I like it and it has worked well for more than 3 years. I have not had problems with water, but then again I do not drown my toothbrushes with water.Product Review: A Real Disappointment
Summary: 2 Stars
This item worked wonderfully for about 1 month, then water must have gotten into it or the battery connection went bad. I would have to change the battery every week, later, realizing it was not the batteries but the connection.
A cheap replacement for the real thing.
Product Review: Absolute Garbage
Summary: 1 Stars
My old Sonicare died after and few years and I had tried using several different brush types, manual and powered, attempting to find a cheap replacement. After a less than stellar annual check-up, I decided to just buy another Sonicare.
I saw this model and could not believe how little it cost. My old one was over a hundred dollars. It worked great too. I saw no difference other than the lack of the quadpacer timer thing. Unfortunately, it died in less than two weeks. And no, it was not the batteries, the thing is just dead.
I suggest you buy a rechargable 4100 for forty or fifty dollars. I have been using one for a few months now with no issues. It has the great cleaning action of a Sonicare at a reasonable price. Same as with the cheap battery powered model, the brush turns off after two minutes but does not have the quadpacer or any other fancy features.
Product Review: As described...
Summary: 5 Stars
I have had mine for two months now, and it is working fine. I had the rechargeable version previously, until it simply quit working/charging. I was happy to see this option with batteries I can replace. I haven't had any trouble with moisture in the battery compartment.