PHILIPS Sonicare 4100 Electric Toothbrush, Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush with Pressure Sensor, Black HX3681/24

The price of the 4100 bounces around everywhere all the time from £35 upwards so if you can get it for around that price, it represents good value for an electric toothbrush. This is my second one, and they do the job. Simple to use (one press at the start for normal vibration or two presses at the start for a bit more vibration) and then a two minute timer starts, with a vibration every 30 seconds until it stops. Brushes last about 3 months but aren't outrageously expensive - I just bought a load to last a few years. Excellent delivery and packaging as usual.

really good toothbrush and has long battery life too! defo lived up to its hype and i would say its also worth the price.

A good toothbrush, less settings than a more expensive toothbrush but does the job.

Does the job for a good price

If you're coming from a manual toothbrush or this is your 1st Philips electric toothbrush - then you will love this 4100 series. However, if you're coming from a higher Sonicare Series model - then be aware that there are physical size differences between models that might disappoint. There are a ton of different Philips Sonicare toothbrush models to choose from - and if you're confused as to which one to get, I don't blame you. Philips do nothing to advertise the full differences between their models and you're most likely left thinking that a higher 'series' number is better or a higher price means a better toothbrush (the two criterias don't always match). This Sonicare 4100 is our households 4th electric toothbrush by Philips in just under 4 years. I cannot recall the exact first model number, but it was a '3000' series. The other 2 models were 5100 series (no longer being made, but equivelent to the current 5300 models). One 5100 toothbrush is 2 years old and still going strong. The other identical model is 15 months old and has just gone faulty (the metal stem that the brush head attaches to has gone all loose and it makes a very loud vibration noise when turned on). Not wanting to spend £60-£90 on another one for it to potentially go faulty again, I got this 4100 toothbrush. Fully aware that I was sacrificing an extra button and a few functions - which to be honest, they were functions that we NEVER used since the first couple of days of getting them. But everything else, we expected to be fairly itendical. Nope - This 4100 toothbrush is noticeably smaller than what we were used to. It's 15mm shorter and 5mm slimmer than the 5100/5300 series. Like I said, not an issue if this is your first Philips electric toothbrush, but if you're 'downgrading' from a higher series, you're going to really notice the size difference - which you might think is a good thing, but it comes with a handicap of a smaller battery. This 4100 model lasts a max of 14 days between charges, whereas the 5100/5300 series lasts 21 days. The size difference also means that it also won't fit inside our previous Philips travel case (that we believed was universal to the Sonicare range) - it just rattles around inside. AND more importantly, this toothbrush is too small to fit our wall mounted toothbrush clip holder (that have perfect for all other toothbrushes we've ownded! Something that had the dimensions between models been advertised, we would have selected an alternative. The only universal elements between the Sonicare series models are the brush heads themselves and the charging bases.

Excellent

This is an excellent toothbrush, and a quantum leap over my old Philips one. The design is sleek and modern , yet light and easy to hold. The sonic action is the best I've experienced with an electric toothbrush. It's not especially quiet, but works well. It makes a soft 'bleep' sound if you're pressing too hard, which is a useful touch. The fact it's rechargeable with a USB is very handy as well for when travelling - no clumsy Euro plug adapter required here. It costs a bit more than other Philips models, but I feel it's worth it, especially with a longer battery life and additional features.

I bought this as my dentist suggested an electric toothbrush would be a good idea, but all it seems to do is vibrate rather than brush your teeth. I tried an Oral B one which oscillates the head and it's far more effective.

Will update when it fails.

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Here is a detailed, professional review tailored to Amazon's platform that highlights your experience with the toothbrush and Philips' customer service. Having used electric toothbrushes for years, the Philips Sonicare 4100 in Deep Pink really stands out for its performance and daily usability. The cleaning power is exceptional—it leaves teeth feeling like you just walked out of a professional dental hygiene appointment every single day. The sonic vibrations easily break up plaque along the gumline and hard-to-reach areas, giving a level of clean that manual brushing simply can't match. The built-in pressure sensor is a subtle but invaluable feature, preventing over-brushing and protecting sensitive gums while ensuring you still get a thorough clean. The battery life is impressive, holding a charge for weeks at a time, and the deep pink finish adds a nice, vibrant touch to the bathroom counter without feeling overly flashy. What truly elevated my experience with this product, however, was Philips' outstanding customer service. Even after the warranty period had expired, the toothbrush developed a defect. When I reached out to their support team, they handled the situation with remarkable grace and speed, sending a replacement without any hassle. A company that stands behind its products and takes care of its customers even past the standard policy window is rare these days. Overall, the Sonicare 4100 is a fantastic investment for your dental health. Combine its top-tier cleaning performance with Philips' impressive commitment to customer satisfaction, and it’s easily a five-star product.

Amazing