Philips Sonicare Diamondclean Review - IT'S LASTED ME 6 YEARS!

[@EricAdamsYT]

I just got one of these and she’s 100% right. My teeth have never felt this clean from brushing. I was skeptical but it’s really impressive. I’m glad to see you’re had yours for so long. I’ll follow your plan of running the battery all the way down before charging and hopefully mine will last as long. Thanks for the video!

[@EveOfSpring]

Mine lasted from 2014 to 2021. Finally the handle gave out. I bought the latest version then and it’s working well so far. Love my Diamondclean.

[@seebiedeebie]

My battery is slowly dying quicker by the charge and it seems like I will have to purchase a new one soon as well.

[@magot7188]

​@@seebiedeebie if you're up for it, the disassembly is pretty easy and you can find a replacement battery pretty cheap online. There are some videos showing the process on KZbin

[@mayamaker8841]

I was given a Philips Sonicare HX9100. Unfortunately the instructions were missing. This is the first video that explained the single button and how to use it. All the other videos showed two buttons. I even looked at some manuals on line and had the same problem. Thank you.

[@seebiedeebie]

Glad I could help!

[@uhavemooface]

We almost got the one you have but we decided to go with the 100 dollars one. We are going to be getting the one you have though later on down the road. This toothbrush makes you think you have been to the dentist after brushing with this toothbrush. No other toothbrush has ever done that to me. Great toothbrush.

[@Dako108]

My Sonicare Diamondclean has lasted me 10 years, but just now it is starting to hesitate and glitch and I feel I had better buy a new one.

[@ajacobo72]

Thank you for getting right to the point. Needed to know about charging..lol

[@vagrantastronaut]

Thank you so much for the review! I am still undecided as to whether to get Philips Sonicare or Oral B, since I've heard conflicting views regarding the longevity of each brand. Newer versions of Philips products might not be as durable as the one you have... Personally, I'm very drawn to the premium look and feel of Sonicare, while Oral B seems to be relatively more affordable and have an additional dimension to its brushing technology. Good to hear your views on your trusty toothbrush!

[@MalikaSmile]

I had an Oral B for a year and I didn't use it because it was too noisy and I couldn't stand it. I bought the sonicare two weeks ago and it is a pleasure to use.

[@Bigshoots86]

If your handy you can fix whatever goes wrong with the philips toothbrush (mine has had to have the magnets separated twice) but looking inside it's just a rechargeable double A battery inside soldered (I could be wrong) and some miniature screws you can readjust. If you decide to work on it get some permanent loctite for the screws

[@asianmortos-lagmay3014]

Can I charge this tootbrush by putting it in the case, close it and charge for 24 hours using my usb?

[@dutchy5752]

I bought 2 some years ago. It was some kind of offer where you got 2 instead of 1. They stopped working almost simultaneously exactly after 2 years. Now I bought the HX6830/47 on Oct 2019. And guess what, yesterday it stopped working. Almost exactly 2 years. I think it is baked in these machines. Once they have sent me a new one. I will try again but probably I will switch to Braun now. Probably the same crap. I never dropped them but I use them under the shower mostly. So during a shower I brush my teeth. So the machine gets wet but I assume this is normal. These 2 machines I bought some years ago I opened up and I could clearly see erosion in both of them inside. So seems water still can come in.

[@Deathmetal247]

Thanks for the great review!

[@cryptohunt2552]

Mine is brand new and won't charge.

[@zzz-jj6zh]

What speed setting is the best?

[@MK-uw8qt]

which toothbrush is this in the video? I thought diamondcare had clean, white, gum care, deep clean and sensitive? you mentioned they had a polish mode, but on the amazon link you provide, I don't see that either. Which toothbrush did you get?

[@juleselliott7196]

I think it's an older model I have the same. The new ones are the one with the deep clean.

[@rafidulhassanbhuiyan7844]

full charge time?

[@julia50196]

How often do you replace the heads?

[@seebiedeebie]

Once every 6 months

[@FictionsAndIllusions]

So how do you brush your teeth during the 24 hours that it's charging?

[@seebiedeebie]

It still has a charge so you can use it.

[@carlosaleman1]

Question for you.... Lets say I want to use the sensitive setting every day.... When you turn it on... do you have to go through all the settings every time?... or does it save that setting for you for every day?.. Thank you

[@seebiedeebie]

It saves on that setting when you turn it on.

[@seebiedeebie]

It saves on that setting when you turn it on.

[@carlosaleman1]

@@seebiedeebie Thank you

[@Chorith77]

I use regular toothbrush + water flosser + regular flossing. I can tell when I switch to this toothbrush over the regular one, the difference is night and day. My mouth feels so much cleaner.

[@seebiedeebie]

Isn’t it? You feel like you just left the dentist bc your teeth are silky smooth.

[@uranium5694]

So what happened to the toothbrush after 6 years and it stopped working?

[@seebiedeebie]

I'm still using it today. THe same one.

[@uranium5694]

@@seebiedeebie Ok i see thanks for replying!

[@starburleigh5107]

What if you don’t have the cup

[@AlpineWarren]

The case is also a charger.

[@camillea7697]

Don’t get either… when plastic hits your teeth on occasion the force will weaken and chip them. They don’t caution you. Read how often this happens. Very costly to fix teeth. Last fix $400.

[@David-vz5mv]

You're cute and funny. Thanks for the review.

[@sophiar6996]

What is up with that ugly glass cup? Do you have to use the cup to charge it or can you put it directly on the base?

[@seebiedeebie]

It’s a really nice thick glass cup. I never use it unless I’m charging my tooth brush. I never had just placed my tooth brush directly in the base but i guess you can.

[@sophiar6996]

@@seebiedeebie thanks. I watched other videos and they said you could skip the bulky glass and put it directly in the base. I think it looks less messy but that's just my opinion.

[@seebiedeebie]

@@sophiar6996 I only charge it when it tells me too so most of the time the glass and charging are sitting under my sink until i need to pull it out to charge. That's also where i leave my tooth brush (under the sink in the glass and unplugged charger). If that makes sense :)

[@sophiar6996]

@@seebiedeebie ok thanks

[@j0nathan_r0gers]

The battery on my old Sonicare DiamondClean purchased in 2014 finally has given out (it needs to be charged every other day now).

[@seebiedeebie]

oh no.. mine is still kicking so far

[@comali2212]

Don't wait to charge the battery when it's almost empty neither leave it for hours on the charger after it's fully charged. The best way to make your brush last, charge it after every use and when the green light stops blinking, remove it from the charger, it will take about 35 to 40 minutes.