Philips Sonicare 4100 Electric Toothbrush for Adults with 1 x Philips W2 Optimal White Sonic Brush Head in White, Slim Travel Case and USB Charger

Fantastic toothbrush. Quick charging and the battery lasts for weeks. Teeth feel clean and polished. I particularly like how the brush let's me know with the LED when the head needs charging. Also the haptic feedback to tell me if I'm brushing too hard. Nice little case with it too to keep it need and tidy on the bathroom unit. Would recommend.

I’m really happy with this toothbrush so far. It has three modes and gives a gentle vibration feedback if you press too hard — which is very helpful since the pressure sensor is tactile, not visual. The battery lasts around two weeks between charges, which is perfectly reasonable. I was a bit worried the brush head might be too firm, especially for my sensitive teeth, as it doesn’t look ultra-soft. But in use it’s surprisingly gentle — you don’t need to apply pressure at all, and it still leaves my teeth feeling much cleaner than manual brushing. The handle is lightweight and has a soft, velvety grip that feels non-slip and premium — not just cheap plastic. Compared to my previous brush from AliExpress, this one is next level in every way. The brush head clicks on and off easily, is simple to clean, and the protective cap stays on securely. It doesn’t have any unnecessary fancy features, but I wasn’t expecting that. Overall, I’m really pleased and hope it lasts a long time!

Alright, so let's dive into the world of brushing with the Philips Sonicare 4100. I've been using this toothbrush for a few weeks now, and overall, my experience has been quite positive. It's got this sleek, white design that feels just right in your hand, light and easy to maneuver.I mean, who would've thought that brushing could be so, well, thought-provoking? Well, at least in terms of deciding between manual and electric. I tend to think that electric brushes have a certain allure, with their promise of superior clean. And yeah, the Sonicare 4100 delivers on that front.One morning, I realized my coffee stains seemed to be disappearing, slowly but surely. It was one of those 'Is it just me or...?' moments. The Optimal White Sonic brush head really seems to do the trick. Though, I will say, if you're hoping for instant movie-star teeth, you might be setting the bar a bit high.There’s a useful travel case included which feels like a blessing if you're bouncing around places a lot, and that USB charger? Super practical. No bulky adapters, just plug and go.But, here's a tiny quibble - the brush only has one cleaning mode. It'd be nice to have a little bit of variety, you know? Maybe a sensitive option for those days when your gums aren't feeling too feisty?In my experience, this toothbrush is a solid choice if you're looking for cleaner teeth without going overboard on features. It’s a joy to use, with just an occasional wish for a few more options. With a few small tweaks, the Philips Sonicare 4100 could really shine!

Got this to replace my previous Philips. Nice and slim line with a case. The battery lasts a week or two per charge with 2 brushes a day, timed to 2 minutes each time. The brush heads need replacing every few months. Better than a manual tooth brush. The battery ultimately wears out and can’t be replaced so has to be disposed safely every few years.

Good value starter electric toothbrush for anyone looking for clean teeth. Been using sonicare for many years and this comes with 3 years warranty for peace of mind.

So far so good. Really notice the difference with clean teeth. I do feel that it’s not doing enough, but that because you’re not brushing but gliding from one tooth to another. I’m not sure if I prefer to go back to my original brush , but this one is doing the job well. Very quiet and well built . Has two settings , turn on for first level then press again for strong vibration

This is my second Philips sonic are toothbrush, the first one stopped working when the rubber seal eroded away and the vibration wasn't as effective. I've been careful to keep the seal on this one clean and dry as a result and I'm disappointed to see the rubber seals and button are discolouring already. Otherwise great toothbrush, much better clean than the Oral B equivalent and my dentist is happy with the results

I've had it 6 months now. It's excellent and easy to use. The pressure sensors is automatic and gives off a vibration if you are brushing to vigorously, and there's a short vibration every 30 seconds in the 2 minute cycle. A charge lasts two to three weeks brushing twice a day. There's an indicator that lights up when it needs recharging, and when it's time to replace the head (every 3 months). The heads aren't particularly brilliant value but cheap boxes of them do pop up on the cheap in the usual place. It comes with a very cheapo plastic travel pod, that does the job. I'd buy it again.