Customer Ratings & Reviews

Doesn’t clean nearly as good as my oral-b. Very disappointed.

Great if you want a $40 paperweight or a very expensive manual toothbrush. Don’t waste your money. It doesn’t work anymore after the very first time I charged it. Great job Phillips

This isn’t my first Philips Sonicare toothbrush. The one I used years ago was twice the price, and much heavier with less features. I’m glad that I’ve now gone back. This toothbrush gets the job done pretty well. It’s very lightweight and yet durable. The fact that it comes with its own case is a much appreciated feature, I love it. Not having to go out and buy a case for traveling etc is a bonus. What I really like is the fact that it gives you little buzzing notifications as you brush so that you make sure that you’re brushing the whole two minutes. It beeps every 30 seconds so that you are really able to focus on your bushing and not the time. Then after 2 minutes it gives you one last notification buzz and it cuts off, features that the other one is used previously had not. This is a great, affordable, seemingly reliable toothbrush.

i purchased this for my husband and knew by the strength of the brushing it would not be strong enough for him so i returned it

Simply didn't work. Changed batteries and even had someone else try getting it to start. Couldn't get it to work. By the electric one. It seems less cheap feeling as well

This Phillips toothbrush is a great cost friendly alternative to some other electric toothbrushes on the market. Takes a battery that can easily be changed. There is a nice travel case that comes in the box, as well as an extra brush head. It has a brushing timer to make sure you brush long enough. Set at 2 minutes at 30 second intervals. The brush head I'd say is a medium, not too soft and not too hard. Brushing was satisfying. I usually prefer a spinning brush head but the pulses on this one were adequate. This toothbrush is nothing super fancy. But if you want an electric toothbrush without spending a lot of money, definitely take a look at this one! Great for travel, which is what mine will be used for.

I recently had to get a teeth removed which was not a good sign for me at this age. It meant that my brushing obviously was not doing the job. I was excited to try out the Philips One. I think this is the hybrid of toothbrushes. In the box, it comes with the toothbrush itself, a carry case, and a USB-A to USB-C cable. Not that I think aesthetics of a toothbrush matter, but the Philips One really does look nice. It's also slim and light so it is easy to pick up and use. There are contours on the handle so it is very easy to grip. The toothbrush lays flat on your bathroom counter. The bottom is rounded so it can't stand up. It does have protrusions on the backside that prevent it from rolling around. It did come with a charge out of the box, but I wanted to make sure that it was fully charged. I just popped open the cap at the bottom of the toothbrush and connected the charger. Getting started is very easy. You just press the button. There is only one "power" level so no need to press multiple times. You'll know that the toothbrush is on with the humming and vibration. The timer is set for 2 minutes automatically and turns off at the end. There are also brief pauses every 30 seconds. This is essentially letting you divide your teeth into 4 quadrants (top left, top right, bottom left, and bottom right) and to clean all 4 quadrants evenly. I really love this feature and it helps pace people. Don't brush for too long or for too little. Having used both manual and fully electric toothbrushes, the Philips One is truly a hybrid in the middle. It is a definite improvement over a manual. However, the cleaning is definitely not as powerful as an electric. You will still need to manually brush to an extent to get that clean feeling. That being said, my teeth did feel clean. Philips says the battery is good for 60 brushing sessions or 30 days (two brushings a day). There is a battery indicator that shows the approximate remaining power left. Solid white means you got a lot of charge. Then, it transitions to a fading white light. When it gets to flashing amber and you hear beeping, you should recharge the battery. According to Philips, a recharge can take up to 8 hours so I would plan in advance. All in all, this is for those who want that in-between electric and manual toothbrushes. The replacement heads can be much cheaper than those for electric toothbrushes. Pros: Sleek, slim, light Portable Carry case included Rechargeable battery that lasts a month Contoured handle makes it easy to grip USB-C so if you lose the cable, no biggie Built-in timer and 30-second pauses to remind you to move on Replacement heads can be cheaper than most electric brushes Cons: Cleaning power is weaker than an electric

Don't worth it , really bad , don't recommend it ..

Don’t bother.. thought it would brush like the other Philips toothbrush but it doesn’t don’t waste money getting this

I hate it’ this tooth brush is useless wished I never bought it. It sets in the cabinet!

Took it out of the case, and it broke before I even had a chance to use it… neck is very thin at the top.. it snapped…

Junk don’t waste your money… either buy the bad boy tooth brush or just buy a normal tooth brush.

Not so thrilled yet! but time will tell. The bristles don't move, so it makes it difficult for me to know if its working.

Cheesy. Low quality. Feels like a child’s electric toothbrush

Worst Buy. I used it once and it end there. As a result, I bought a different brand of automatic toothbrush.

poor value. not much more than a manual brush, very misleading

Too soft does not really clean my teeth . The portable charger does not close

Terrible toothbrush! If only I could return it, what a waste of $30.

So the first thing that struck me when using this toothbrush was that the bulk of the vibration seemed to be centered in the handle. The brush head scarcely vibrated at all when compared to the handle. This is perhaps my biggest complaint about this brush. That being said, this isn't a bad brush. The brush vibrates just enough to give a little extra "oomph" when brushing. The vibrations are also timed to ensure a thorough brushing. The vibration stutters every 30 seconds over the course of a 2 minute brushing cycle. The idea is that you divide your mouth into 4 quadrants, and the stutter is your signal to move to the next quadrant. This is surprisingly useful. Sure, you could accomplish the same thing by looking at your watch as you brush; but this is so much more convenient. The brush comes with an extremely obnoxious travel case. I say that it's obnoxious because you really have to insert and remove the brush at the "exact" right angle to get it in and out of the case. Battery life seems pretty good so far. Removing the charging port cover is a pain though (very tightly stuck). If you're looking for a brush that's a step above a regular manual brush, but you don't want a brush with Bluetooth / WiFi and dozens of bells and whistles that you'll never use, then this would be an excellent choice for you.

I love this toothbrush. Got it for a good deal……..