Philips One Battery Toothbrush - Electric Toothbrush in Miami Coral (Model HY1100/01) - Outdated Product

Experience Oral Care Excellence Anywhere. Having recently used the Toothbrush, I can confidently say it's a game-changer for maintaining oral hygiene while on the go. This compact and portable toothbrush is designed with the same quality and performance as full-sized brush. The brush's compact size doesn't compromise its cleaning power. The bristles effectively remove plaque and provide a thorough clean, leaving my teeth feeling fresh and polished. The design is ergonomic, ensuring a comfortable grip and easy maneuverability. One of the standout features is the long-lasting battery life. It's perfect for extended trips, as I didn't have to worry about running out of power. The included travel case adds convenience, keeping the toothbrush clean and protected in my bag. Overall, the Phillips travel Toothbrush offers a reliable and efficient oral care solution. Its performance, portability, and thoughtful design make it a must-have accessory for anyone who values their oral health, no matter where they are."

I originally had a 'proper' electric toothbrush (it docked to charge, had different modes, had a spiny head). But I never wanted to use it. Too much hassle, too bulky, too much motion and noise plus constant recharges. And so I found this little guy, as I wanted to see if there was a middle ground between manual and full on electric. It's easy to use, (on or off). Super slim and so comfortable to hold, good level of vibration and lower level of noise. Easy to recharge because you don't recharge it, just instantly swap out the AAA battery every few months. Comes with the slimiest possible travel case, and and and, lovely colours like dark blue, yellow, jet black. Would 100% recommend. Oh and it's normally about £20. Basically the best value electronic I own!

I use this as my travel toothbrush. I have a heavy duty Oral B for home use and wanted something lighter fro travel. For this particular purpose the Philips Toothbrush is great. The travel case keep your Brussels nice and protected from anything in you was bag. The ability to swap out batteries is perfect when you're abroad. That being said I've not had to replace mine yet and it's been over a year. In that time ive been on 6 trips across the world. In terms of the brushing itself, it has very basic mechanical properties. There isn't any rotation of the head just a simple gentle vibration. But even this is enough to clean your teeth better than any manual brush. Great to travel with but you may want something a bit more robust if you're very particular about brushing.

Honestly my favourite toothbrush I’ve ever used. Great value for money, a small great toothbrush. I travelled for a year with it, very easy, didn’t take up much space, I replaced the batteries after about 9 months, along with the head. I got mine in a coral colour, all of them are cute though. Colour hasn’t changed or disappeared over use. I will say dry your toothbrush before putting it in the case or the case gets quite grubby after about 2 years of use. Toothbrush is still perfect though, so great durability. If this one stops working I will immediately re purchase.

This is a very well designed toothbrush. It has even replaced my daily electric toothbrush in addition to being an out and travel toothbrush. The brush has a really nice slim profile so that you're able to put it into most travel containers. It only takes one AAA battery which makes the footprint really quite small! And for this one small little battery, you get a surprising amount of power (I certainly don't feel like I'm getting any less of a clean than my standard every day brush). The travel case is also well designed to accommodate for the brush head. It leaves enough openings to allow water to properly trained so no mold builds up. Replacing these heads are also quite simple as you can just pop the brush head off and pop the new one back on. The pricing is very nice. I personally find that this is the overall superior product to the more expensive brush with a rechargable function as that model's battery is non-removable. So when the battery on the more expensive one degrades, you'll have to buy a whole other toothbrush, whereas you can just replace the AAA battery for this. Now here comes the less than desirable part. Because Phillips says that the brush heads for the Phillips One do not interface with regular Sonicare brush heads, generic brush head replacements are extremely limited anywhere. And unless you are willing to pay almost £5 per head from Phillips, your options seem to be extremely limited. It feels like quite a price gouge when you think that phillips are pricing these toothbrushes so low because they know people will spend much more over the span of a few years on their licensed brush heads..

If you're looking for a no nonsense electric toothbrush then this is for you. Gives a deeper clean than manual tooth brushes without being horrendously overpriced. My initial thought was it seemed a bit small and flimsy compared to other electric tooth brushes I used in the past but it does the job well, and the little case makes it perfect for travel (to be honest it does look a little suspect, close to a bedroom device if you know what I mean)

Needed an elecric toothbrush that was smaller than my current one, so that it could be fitted within a toiletry bag for easier travel. The battery operated version of this uses AA batteries (x1) which can be found easily around the world, and lasts for a few weeks, which in my opinion makes it better for travel than the USB version. Obviously the power isn't as strong as the full size electric toothbrush I use at home, but it's still more convenient than a manual toothbrush.

Firstly the positives: It's small and lightweight, it cleans well, only uses one aaa battery and so far the battery has lasted over a month. The negatives are: The sonic vibrations are not as powerful as other toothbrushes. It vibrates at around 13 thousand micro vibrations per minute, whereas other brands has a minimum of 20k. Anyhow, the lower power aids the longer battery life and can be thought of as easier on the gums. However, the main negative for me is that cost of replacement heads, which are costly. You may be able to find cheaper compatible heads though on amazon or a certain auction site.