PhilipsSonicare DiamondClean Sonic electric toothbrush HX9331/32

I bought my first one in 2013 and it lasted until 2015 (2yrs, then it went dead and wouldn't re-charge). It was a very good electric toothbrush while it lasted so I got another, which lasted until 2020. The third one one gave out in January 2022, so a little over a year and the vibration mechanism became unsteady, rattling all over the place. Switched to an Oral-b Genius, a bit less expensive and doesn't have the sonic technology but maybe the next best thing. To Sonicare's credit, they then replaced their last one, which was still within the 2-yr guarantee. (So I ended up with two toothbrushes.) Both brands clean the teeth and additionally have lots of semi-redundant electronics.A year or so later of using both, I’ve updated my review to give a higher rating, the reason is this:The main competitor, the Oral-b, is a good brush but like a jack hammer compared to the Sonicare. It has a warning light to tell you if you’re “pressing too hard” but that doesn’t alter the fact that it works basically by pounding your teeth. It’s like a very upmarket version of any cheaper electric toothbrush. The Sonicare takes a couple of weeks to get used to — the instructions point this out and suggest an initial lower setting: it’s a sort of tingling vibration as it sends the water between your teeth. But after getting used to both, I found the Sonicare far preferable. It’s a gentle sensation, whereas the Oral-b feels more violent. I end up using the Sonicare for the full two minutes finding it enjoyable whereas the Oral-b is far less pleasant and the temptation is to skip.So it costs more. It doesn’t last forever. But if you’re happy with that I think it’s a better product.

I have never had an electric toothbrush before and have pretty good teeth generally. I saw this in the 'Today's Deal' section and decided to get it on the strength of the reviews on here. I'm certainly glad I did and am not sure I will ever be able to go back after using this!Benefits:- no need for an adapter to charge; the travel case has a usb connection that will charge it while in the case- stylish, great colour and easy to hold and move around the mouth- charge stays for ages (I have charged it once and it shows no sign of running out)- lots of programme options although I've only use the 'clean' function- my teeth are noticeably whiter- my mouth feels cleaner and just like after having a scale and polish at the dentist- my gums feel and look healthier- reaches my wisdom teeth which are still coming in and are hard to get to with a manual brushI have to say that I am yet to find anything I dislike about this toothbrush. Worth every penny!

Ok this is THE best toothbrush I’ve ever bought. I used to buy Braun but battery life on those is awful! This is the first Philips and I’ve been using it for 6 months. Firstly, battery life is AMAZING! I am SO surprised how long each charge lasts for as so used to Braun which is awful. The charger itself is very stylish looking also. And had a separate part that the toothbrush sits in so it’s easy to clean. The design of the toothbrush is faultless and all the different functions on it our great.Travel case comes with it is MEGA! Soooo good! I travel lots for work (not right now obvs because off covid19) and the case is amazing, and you can charge via the case too so makes travelling more compact also and has slots inside for two toothbrush heads.They’ve thought of everything!My teeth feel slippery clean after each brush. I’d never go to anything different! 6 months now and battery life is still incredible! Fantastic product!!

The various stronger cleaning modes do make some difference compared to the basic c. £40 model but not enough to justify the extra price really. A few small design changes would be good to take out annoyances and make it feel a better investment at the £80 black Friday price I paid.1. One button isn't enough and it's annoying to not be able to switch on and off without going through the cycle of modes - also looks like it'll get filled with limescale as there's a gap around it.2. The travel case uses a very old style mini usb not the micro usb that is common to most android phones. So another cable to carry around. Last saw this connector on a digital camera from 2005 so seems an odd choice.3. Brush cover doesn't fit in the travel case which is just silly for a few mm more space.Note that the usb charger supplied has a European 2 pin plug but that makes sense for travel. Meanwhile the main charger is the usual 2 pin bathroom plug.It'll probably fail within 2 years like every other sonicare I've had but Phillips have always been good at sending replacements quickly.

10 out of 10 ! - fantastic, having used it now for a month I can honestly say it's the best ever toothbrush I have used [and I'm 57].Pro's - Battery life is easily as advertised and great for travel covering well over 2 weeks using twice a day for most days.Very light and comfortable for its size.Vast improvement in the whiteness of my teeth - many years a smoker and a tea/coffee addict.... Try using Janina toothpaste with this!Big Plus!! - no more gum bleeding!!! - this I just can't believe, I thought it would be very harsh - but no! glide slowly over all your teeth.Various programs/setting and they actually do something different each setting.Charging time about a mere 5-6 hours to full - then run for at least 3 weeks.Glass charger cup/chrome small base nice in the bathroomTravel case as standard and charges by USB while inside the neat case.Cons - For me only one and at the price I paid for this [cyber Monday £74.99] its not really a complaint - replacement original brush heads are £30 for 4 and supposed to last 3 months then recommended to change them, however I got 2 replacement original diamondclean heads from Asda for £12 when on offer from £19.99 for 2.Only comes with 1 toothbrush head as standardAll in all super buy - super item and I would definitely recommend..