Philips Sonicare Genuine E-Series Replacement Toothbrush Heads, 3 Brush Heads, White, HX7023/64

Perfect fit for my Phillips toothbrush! These were so easy to find and have delivered. Love the quality material, bristle stiffness and stability of the brush. Great value for the money. So glad to find my replacement toothbrush here as it is hard to find in stores.

I have an older sonicare electric toothbrush and purchased this set of three replacement brushes. They are great, easy to switch out, and are working just fine.

I’ve bought replacement brushes that were knock offs and they were junk. These are the real deal. Always the best way to go.

Perfect for my old Sonicare!

These e-series tooth brush heads are difficult to find because the tooth brush is no longer sold. These original brush heads are more expensive but they work great. Head tightens into the handle and stats tight. The bristles have the proper stiffness. I've bought brush heads which say they "fit" my e-series Sonicare toothbrush. Well they are cheaper but the bristles are too soft and fall out of the brush head. I even got a couple painfully stuck between teeth and gums. The original replacement parts are so much superior. The onky reason I didn't give five starts is that color indicator to change brush heads which is noted as every 3 months is proper time to change out the brush, but the indicator color fades faster than the 3 months. But the bristles are still sturdy and continue to clean well according to my Dentist. With difficulty finding these brush heads, I have had to go longer than 3 months with good results. Phillips Sonicare tooth brush is the only toothbrush that I have used since the early 90s when the only place to buy one was from late night infomercial. I've had to replace the handle a few times. I've given as gifts to friends and family. Any of my dentists note my good oral hygiene is because of my Sonicare toothbrush. My original Sonicare had bristles and heads which were noted to need replacing every 6 months. They also came with little stickers to apply on the charging base with the months on the labels. You would put the sticker on which correlated to 6 months after changing the brush head. Sadly I am trying to decide on which new Sonicare toothbrush, not just a sonic toothbrush, I want to buy since my current e-series Phillips Sonicare toothbrush is a dinosaur.

It really fit my older sonicare and saved me the money I would have spent to buy a whole new sonicare.

Genuine Philips Sonicare quality!!

If you're looking for that authentic, Philips Sonicare E-series experience, look no farther, my friend. This is it, right here. Now, many have tried to duplicate, imitate, replicate and sublimate the Sonicare E-Series brush head over the decades, and if you're like me, you've fallen for those schemes and scams over and over. And why wouldn't you? The Sonicare's a pricey little mistress. If there's a way to just cut a few corners, be ecumonical, and spend less money on half a vibrating toothbrush so you can save up for that sweet, rebuilt Harley-Davidson your neighbor Amsterdam Phil is selling on his front lawn, well duh, that is a solid plan. SO, like me, when your bristles grew pale and frizzy, petting your enamel instead of scrubbing it, you may have headed for Target's dirt-cheap 6-pack of replacements, or Walmart's, or Toothmart's, or an unpronounceable off-brand from Asia, thinking, "Those Korean children are competitive geniuses. I bet they can retrofit a Sonicare head by the time they're in Pre-K. This replacement pack from Ktwokzha<otiuQ will be affordable and awesome." And, of course, we know what happens next. The Target imitation Sonicare brushhead, when attached and turned on, emitted a 564-decibel minor-key howl that sent your entire block into their basements to prepare for the imminent tornado. The Walmart model wouldn't thread onto the base correctly, remaining loose and askew and thus rattled powerfully against your teeth such that your wife started calling you "Maraca Man." The Ktwokzha<otiuQ refused to turn on despite dozens of attempts, until you held the toothbrush upside-down, at a right angle to your jawline, lying in the back yard at sunrise on a sheet of magnetized, taconite-enameled aluminum...which wasn't so bad at first, but eventually got a little labor-intensive. You were just trying to save a few bucks, like we're all taught to do. But you ended up disappointed...with gritty teeth. Welp, mon frere, tuck away that lesson learned, and commit to the desperately expensive -- but quality -- Original. These actual Philips Sonicare E-heads do exactly what they're supposed to do. They connect to the handle perfectly, they buzz, they dance their rapid sonic dance like little mouth-dwelling hummingbirds, and they scrape off plaque, germs and debris with just enough force to leave your gums bleeding pleasantly, reminding you that hemoglobin is flowing through your veins and you're alive on this glorious effing planet. And if you DO happen to use your successfully-refurbished Sonicare E-series toothbrush at dawn, outdoors, lying on the sheet of magnetized, taconite-glazed aluminum, well, you're in for a VERY special treat. I don't want to ruin the surprise, though. Go brush those teeth. :)

exactly right replacement product

I am using this system from PHILLIPS since more than 5 years now. Really good.

Top Funktion, etwas zu teuer

I had been using cheaper E Series replacement brush heads (by YanBan) and I noticed that the brushing seemed pretty weak. So, I bought these Philips original brush heads to compare them and the improvement of the Philips over the third party brush heads was immense. Even when the toothbrush indicates low battery, the power of these brushes remains strong whereas the cheaper brushes were useless. Yes, these may be a bit more expensive, but not to the point where you should compromise your oral hygiene. So, from now on, original Philips brush heads only for me.

Compré muchos repuestos porque ya se agotó este modelo pero aún sirve mi waterpick.