Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this in 2020 and has been great other than the part the brush head attaches to starting to becoming loose. This has caused weird vibration sounds at time and I don't think it's cleaning as well.

Why would you want an $80 "toothbrush" over a $2 toothbrush you can buy at the local supermarket? Because you care about the health of your teeth and need some help in brushing correctly and thoroughly. This device does an excellent job in how it cleans you teeth and gums. It also has great features such as remininding you how long you need to bush. Using this the first few times takes some adjustment, but it worth the effort to make the most of oral care.

This is my first time trying an electic toothbrush and I wonder what took me so long. My teeth and gums feel amazing after just the first use. The vibrations meant to guide you on how long to brush each area is great. Definitely consider your personal dental needs to help guide you in which brush heads to get but the one that came with this will work perfectly for most users.

So far so good. Purchased to replace husbands 3 year old, and very noisy older model. Seems much quieter and he seems happy.

Disclaimer: I received this product for free in exchange for my honest review of the product. This is my second Sonicare toothbrush to use - my first one is a bit fancier and syncs with an app on my phone to track cleaning and brush life. This one is similar, but has fewer features and lacks the capability to sync with my phone (not that it is a necessity by any means for my toothbrush to sync with my phone, I've just gotten used to it lol). This toothbrush also lacks the ability to increase or decrease the "intensity" of the brushing, which I realized the first time I used it any my gums hurt so badly the next morning. I also don't feel like my teeth were as clean as they could've been, either (but I also could just have deeper grooves in my teeth than other people do).

Excellent mid-range sonic toothbrush. I use the whitening mode. No problems.

I purchased the Sonicare 5100 three years ago. It has been a major factor in reducing cavities and maintaining healthy gums. The reasons for the good dental report card are the sonic technology, gentle brushing, timed pacing, and excess pressure alert. It's time to replace the electric toothbrush. It loses charge faster. The pressure alert stopped working. The sonic rpm's are slowing down. I was hoping the Sonicare would last longer, but it's more than paid for itself in saved dental bills. The 4100 is cheaper, but the charger comes with a USB plug. I plan to get the 5100 as a replacement.

Price of item seemed very high. After using for the firsrt time my teeth felt smooth and slick, i never have had the clean feeling like the feeling of using this style of tooth brush. I would recommend this style of tooth brush to anyone even though the price is higher than i liked. Ive had mine now for almost 5 years and it still is working great.