ProtectiveClean 4300 Sonic electric toothbrush HX6807/06 | Sonicare
ProtectiveClean 4300 Sonic electric toothbrush HX6807/06 | Sonicare
ProtectiveClean 4300 Sonic electric toothbrush HX6807/06 | Sonicare
ProtectiveClean 4300 Sonic electric toothbrush HX6807/06 | Sonicare
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Philips Sonicare Protective Clean Electric Toothbrush HX6807/06 in White/Mint White
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Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300 Electric Toothbrush - White
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Philips HX6807 06 Sonicare Rechargeable Electric Dental Clean Toothbrush White
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Philips HX6807 06 Sonicare Rechargeable Electric Dental Clean Toothbrush White
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Philips HX6807 06 Sonicare Rechargeable Electric Dental Clean Toothbrush White
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Philips HX6807 06 Sonicare Rechargeable Electric Dental Clean Toothbrush White
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originally posted on philips.co.uk
This product should come with better instructions in the box rather, than and a one sheet pictorial representation which seems to be a little different to the product. In my case, image 13 on the pictorial seemed to show that there are three LED’s to show differing levels of charge status but on the product itself there is only one LED for this. I had to telephone Philips to find out the meaning of the displays from the single LED and, in so doing, got pointed in the direction of a 64 page user manual on their website which gave the information on how to decipher the various phases of flashing lights. I realise that putting a user manual in the box covering all languages would be a bulky document but there must be a way of producing a manual in the official language ... MoreThis product should come with better instructions in the box rather, than and a one sheet pictorial representation which seems to be a little different to the product. In my case, image 13 on the pictorial seemed to show that there are three LED’s to show differing levels of charge status but on the product itself there is only one LED for this. I had to telephone Philips to find out the meaning of the displays from the single LED and, in so doing, got pointed in the direction of a 64 page user manual on their website which gave the information on how to decipher the various phases of flashing lights. I realise that putting a user manual in the box covering all languages would be a bulky document but there must be a way of producing a manual in the official language of a particular market.Additionally, replacement toothbrush heads for G3 sensitive gums in black HX9054/06 are shown in the Philips online shop as being “no longer available” – see photo. Using the website’s “Find the toothbrush head that is best for you – Go to advisor” function and selecting G3 Premium Gum Care only brings up one option which is in white. I had to telephone Philips to query this and was given a different code HX9054/33 which the online advisor does not show. The website toothbrush head finder needs to be kept up-to-date by (1) not showing products “no longer available” e.g. HX9054/06 but (2) showing those which are e.g. HX9054/33.Furthermore, when trying to find my toothbrush on the Philips online system I type in the code on the bottom of my product which is HX680B but that is not recognised. The website needs to recognise all of your product codes.
originally posted on philips.com.au
I find the weight, handling and speed ideal. I have partial dentures,so the low speed is ideal for cleaning them and the high speed great for my remaining teeth. The action and size of the toothbrush suits well.I was disappointed that my previous brushes, which were numerous ( 8-9) or so, whilst being of a similar size, did not fit my new toothbrush. They are a bit expensive with the new one, and it did not come with spares unfortunately. Apart from this I’m happy with the new brush.
originally posted on philips.com.au
This is my second and they don't last for very long! What happens is that the seal fails, even though I'm careful to minimize water getting in, and then water get's inside. This causes all sorts of problems with failure ultimately. If it's still got warranty, I couldn't be bothered by the hassle. The other main brand toothbrushes I've had in the past last much longer. I've also read many other reviews and this is a common problem. Philips really need to address this problem and improve the seals from a customer and environmental perspective.
| Features | |
| Irrigator | N |
| Pressure sensor | Y |
| Detachable head | Y |
| Indication |
Philips Sonicare Protective Clean Electric Toothbrush HX6807/06 in White/Mint White
Delivery $9.95
Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300 Electric Toothbrush - White
Free delivery between Fri – Mon
Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300 Electric Toothbrush - White
Delivery between 29 July – 6 Aug $7.80
Philips HX6807 06 Sonicare Rechargeable Electric Dental Clean Toothbrush White
Free delivery
Philips HX6807 06 Sonicare Rechargeable Electric Dental Clean Toothbrush White
Free delivery
This product should come with better instructions in the box rather, than and a one sheet pictorial representation which seems to be a little different to the product. In my case, image 13 on the pictorial seemed to show that there are three LED’s to show differing levels of charge status but on the product itself there is only one LED for this. I had to telephone Philips to find out the meaning of the displays from the single LED and, in so doing, got pointed in the direction of a 64 page user manual on their website which gave the information on how to decipher the various phases of flashing lights. I realise that putting a user manual in the box covering all languages would be a bulky document but there must be a way of producing a manual in the official language ... MoreThis product should come with better instructions in the box rather, than and a one sheet pictorial representation which seems to be a little different to the product. In my case, image 13 on the pictorial seemed to show that there are three LED’s to show differing levels of charge status but on the product itself there is only one LED for this. I had to telephone Philips to find out the meaning of the displays from the single LED and, in so doing, got pointed in the direction of a 64 page user manual on their website which gave the information on how to decipher the various phases of flashing lights. I realise that putting a user manual in the box covering all languages would be a bulky document but there must be a way of producing a manual in the official language of a particular market.Additionally, replacement toothbrush heads for G3 sensitive gums in black HX9054/06 are shown in the Philips online shop as being “no longer available” – see photo. Using the website’s “Find the toothbrush head that is best for you – Go to advisor” function and selecting G3 Premium Gum Care only brings up one option which is in white. I had to telephone Philips to query this and was given a different code HX9054/33 which the online advisor does not show. The website toothbrush head finder needs to be kept up-to-date by (1) not showing products “no longer available” e.g. HX9054/06 but (2) showing those which are e.g. HX9054/33.Furthermore, when trying to find my toothbrush on the Philips online system I type in the code on the bottom of my product which is HX680B but that is not recognised. The website needs to recognise all of your product codes.
I find the weight, handling and speed ideal. I have partial dentures,so the low speed is ideal for cleaning them and the high speed great for my remaining teeth. The action and size of the toothbrush suits well.I was disappointed that my previous brushes, which were numerous ( 8-9) or so, whilst being of a similar size, did not fit my new toothbrush. They are a bit expensive with the new one, and it did not come with spares unfortunately. Apart from this I’m happy with the new brush.
This is my second and they don't last for very long! What happens is that the seal fails, even though I'm careful to minimize water getting in, and then water get's inside. This causes all sorts of problems with failure ultimately. If it's still got warranty, I couldn't be bothered by the hassle. The other main brand toothbrushes I've had in the past last much longer. I've also read many other reviews and this is a common problem. Philips really need to address this problem and improve the seals from a customer and environmental perspective.
After years of experience with a similar product from competition, which twice broke after 2 years of usage each, I am very positively surprised with my purchase. Construction is very compact, no external parts which could broke or detach themselves. Brush is very silent, lasts very pleasant feeling in the mouths after cleaning, battery works over 2 weeks. Cleaning with this brush is really a pleasure. Two suggestions for improvements: (1) signal after every 30 seconds of cleaning cycle is very silent and can be easily overlooked. In a case of elderly users who have hearing problems they may simply not notice the end of cycle. I think implementation of this small improvement would not be soo costly and complicated. This is the reason why I gave 4 stars instead of 5, ... MoreAfter years of experience with a similar product from competition, which twice broke after 2 years of usage each, I am very positively surprised with my purchase. Construction is very compact, no external parts which could broke or detach themselves. Brush is very silent, lasts very pleasant feeling in the mouths after cleaning, battery works over 2 weeks. Cleaning with this brush is really a pleasure. Two suggestions for improvements: (1) signal after every 30 seconds of cleaning cycle is very silent and can be easily overlooked. In a case of elderly users who have hearing problems they may simply not notice the end of cycle. I think implementation of this small improvement would not be soo costly and complicated. This is the reason why I gave 4 stars instead of 5, although 4,5 rating would be the most adequate;(2) The shape of handle and device itself causes that foam and water from the mouth go down along hand even to the elbow. I do not know how to fix it, but perhaps your constructors could do a bot of thinking.I definitely and very strongly recommend purchase of this brush.
After about 22 months it became noisy and then a couple of months outside of warrantly all of a suddent the head just becase totally floppy. The mechanism is so loose it's no longer usable. These things are a complete rip-off. The previous ones we had, both batteries failed just oustside the warranty period. The quality is poor, I won't be buying Philips again, what used to be a reputable brand has gone totally down hill.
Within 16 months of careful use the spigot started to come out when removing the brush head and in use the head is no longer secure. I contacted customer care who said I would be sent a replacement after uploading my receipt to the link which I would be sent within 24 hours. It took 5 days to get the link, at which point I discovered that I had to return the unit before a replacement was sent. I also had to print out the documentation, but I do not have a printer. Given their delay and my impending holiday the result is a possible 3 weeks with no toothbrush for a fault that is known to Phillips as this is apparently a common problem. I am so dissatisfied with this I shall not be buying a Phillips product again, even though I have been using their toothbrushes for ... MoreWithin 16 months of careful use the spigot started to come out when removing the brush head and in use the head is no longer secure. I contacted customer care who said I would be sent a replacement after uploading my receipt to the link which I would be sent within 24 hours. It took 5 days to get the link, at which point I discovered that I had to return the unit before a replacement was sent. I also had to print out the documentation, but I do not have a printer. Given their delay and my impending holiday the result is a possible 3 weeks with no toothbrush for a fault that is known to Phillips as this is apparently a common problem. I am so dissatisfied with this I shall not be buying a Phillips product again, even though I have been using their toothbrushes for approximately 20 years. I was offered a discount to be used on a new product but unfortunately it isn’t valid on a Braun.
A great toothbrush while it is working. I am on my 4th version as none has lasted beyond 6 months. Philips after sales service has been very good and supplied the last 3 toothbrushes under extended warranty. Clearly there is a design fault as each brush I have had the spindle has come loose and then the brush stops working. How long will brush number 4 last - currently 2 months old and working fine.
I bought this.sonic wonder ages ago and I gave it a good 8 hours charging time. I brush regularly and I still haven’t had to recharge it. This alone is such a hassle saver.I have also seen the benefits on cleanliness and whiteness after the first 14 days super-cleaning setting and there has been a real improvement compared to my old brush.Now I flick between the low and high settings depending on whether I’m brushing a problem area, or whether it’s sensitive or where there is a crown and I get a really excellent finish.I highly recommend this product.
I have 2 of these, bought about 2 years apart. The design has not improved in this time. Firstly, this cleans very well. Better than the dentist's cleaning even - I suspect this is removing some stains that scaling and polishing can't. And the good thing is, because the bristles don't really move, it's much more gentle than rotating electric toothbrushes, especially at the gumline. I think this model is as good as the more expensive models (in other words, don't need to buy them). Also, it's on lithium battery, although it doesn't charge particularly fast. The main problem is the button quickly separates and sinks into the body, making a huge gap. I already had one brush replaced under warranty. Both of my brushes are still working and in use, so at least they last ... MoreI have 2 of these, bought about 2 years apart. The design has not improved in this time. Firstly, this cleans very well. Better than the dentist's cleaning even - I suspect this is removing some stains that scaling and polishing can't. And the good thing is, because the bristles don't really move, it's much more gentle than rotating electric toothbrushes, especially at the gumline. I think this model is as good as the more expensive models (in other words, don't need to buy them). Also, it's on lithium battery, although it doesn't charge particularly fast. The main problem is the button quickly separates and sinks into the body, making a huge gap. I already had one brush replaced under warranty. Both of my brushes are still working and in use, so at least they last a while.
I had no idea the product would be like this. Piercing whining noise. Scared it's going to rip off my crown. Hurts me. Gave it two tries. Read the manual - can't figure out how I can make it quieter, less intense - even though it says there is a "getting used to it feature" that is supposedly more gentle. Very sad - it was supposed to help me. That's enough, back in the box it goes. Wish I could get my money back.
| Features | |
| Irrigator | N |
| Pressure sensor | Y |
| Detachable head | Y |
| Indication |
