Philips Sonicare FlexCare Platinum

Useful app with guided brushing. Soft bristles. Built-in timer. Comfortable grip. Multiple brushing modes. Good battery life.

Expensive. Potential to get connected phone or tablet wet.

Performance and Conclusions I used the FlexCare Platinum Connected for a week. It works similarly to the Kolibree and the Sonicare for Kids. With your free hand, you hold your smartphone and follow a 2D or 3D representation of your teeth that...

What makes this particular toothbrush extra special? For starters, this is the very first power toothbrush launched in the US that will boast of location sensors, allowing it to inform users should they have missed a spot while brushing, now how about...

Nice design; good button layout; nice features; great included brush heads

Case feels outdated compared to the USB based DiamondCare. Same goes for the brush itself

Does a far better job cleaning teeth and massaging gums than my previous Braun. 3 speeds + 3 different modes Modes and speeds are easily identifiable via lights on the device. Seems to hold its full charge with minimal charging.

Travel case is a bit large. Brushes are expensive. The "whiten" mode is silly - a brush can't whiten teeth on its own.

So I purchased the Philips Sonicare as a replacement for a Braun product. I'd been wanting to see what the difference between the products was and this was my opportunity. Overall, I'd say the Sonicare gives a better cleaning and has also whitened my...

Nice gift, good toothbrush

nothing

They are gift for my friends and all of them like this toothbrush so much.

no Cons