Philips Sonicare Diamondclean Classic Rechargeable Electric Power Toothbrush, Pink, HX9361/69

I had a sonicare E series that lasted me almost 15 years. My toddler finally broke it so I had to replace it. I read several reviews and settled on this one. It is pretty awesome. I drink a lot of coffee and tea so my teeth tend to be a bit stained. First time I used this my teeth became so blindingly white it was almost scary. I then bought additional brush head and used it on my little ones. Their teeth look awesome and they didn't mind the vibration like they did on their kids brushes. The only thing I'm not a fan of is the charger. You can use a GLASS, glass attachment to charge it or their weird plastic base that sits on another base. The glass is just a bad idea with kids and a hard tile floor. The base on a base is just confusing and makes zero sense to me because its another part you can knock off and lose or break. The charger should just be one piece. Other than that, i love this brush. I also love how white my teeth are. Definitely recommend this one.

My wife gets pretty concerned about her teeth and gum health and so I bought this for her birthday a few years ago. It still works really well and the pause it makes to have you switch sides of the mouth is great to help make sure you're brushing your teeth long enough. I had my doubts about how charging would work, since it sits in a glass that doubles as a drinking cup, but I've never known the brush to fail to charge. Although my wife doesn't really use the cup as a water glass.

This thing earned me my very first good report card at the dentist that I've had in years. I've had lots of medical problems since I was 16 and I honestly stopped caring about my teeth for a long time and I paid for it and I continue to pay for it no matter how much effort I was putting in on them. No matter what I did, I'd have inflamed gums and tons of 4's when measuring my gums. The only thing my dentists could suggest was to buy whatever they were being paid to push at the time and not necessarily what would be best for my teeth. After a particularly bad visit to the dentists. I read a thread on reddit and this device was highly recommended. You can't fake that level of endorsement. 3 months later, I'm getting oodles of 2's and 3's with very few 4's on my gum measurements (I only remembered to use this thing half of the time too!). My hygienist asked me what I changed and I proudly told her about my Sonicare. This thing has a setting for everybody. Its super easy to charge. Its portable so I can take it to work with me and brush with mouthwash after meals. I can't stop raving about how amazing this thing is. I thought my situation was hopeless. Thank you!

I purchased this product on Dec 1st 2019 and have yet to review it. I got the pink handle and it's gorgeous blush pink color. The packaging, I remember was very neat and everything was brand new, authentic. I was a SKEPTIC at first, because of the deal I got for it but, this is THE REAL DEAL and heres why. Once I purchased the product, I immediately registered it on USA Phillips website (I'm in USA). And load and behold, my toothbrush all of a sudden malfunction today. I contact Phillips Customer Service via website and I'm getting a REPLACEMENT SHIPPED FREE because my warranty of 2 years is VALID. I gave them the serial # of my toothbrush too (on the bottom of the handle), and it all checked out! So if the toothbrush wasn't AUTHENTIC, I wouldn't be getting a replacement. I hope this review clears your skepticism because, who uses a warranty on a toothbrush.. and if they do do, who uses it before the warranty expires!? :)

I bought this in December 2019, and it’s still going strong! I recently thought it was dying, but then realized there was toothpaste stuck around the metal piece that the brush head goes on.

These work well, but only last 2 years. Between my husband and I we are on our sixth ones since 2018. Just expensive for that length of time.

I previously had a Oral-B toothbrush and decided to switch to Philips out of curiosity and to be honest, the beautiful, sleek design drew me in too. I have been using the Sonicare Diamond toothbrush for about a week and already notice a difference. The first couple of days were not great, my gums were hurting and not used to the power this brush gives. Saying that I am one week in using it and my gums and teeth feel great! Cleaner and healthier than ever before! I love the design, even the charger is beautiful. I would definitely recommend this toothbrush. The only minus is the price. $150 for a toothbrush can sometimes be hard to justify. Maybe the other models which are much cheaper would be just as good?

I am a 20 year sonicare user. My children use them (ages 12 and 17) and have since they were about 4 years old — neither of them have any cavities, NONE. But I will say that I am finished with these multi-function sonicare brushes such as this one. I bought 2 for myself and my husband in November of 2019. It is October of 2020 and both of them have essentially stopped working. This is the second “fancier” version I have bought that this has happened. I am going back to the simpler version and sticking with those; I am tired of sending these in for warranty work. Save yourself some money — use the sonicare brushes that have one or two speeds and are under $100. Don’t stop using sonicare because when they work, they really work well keeping your teeth cavity-free...just don’t bother spending more than you have to — they are not worth it. I am going back to the $79 protective clean 5100 model or even the 4100 model that is $49.

El lo mejor que he comprado. Gracias

Stopped charging with about 20 months of use (no flashing light to indicate it is being charged). This happened on day one of a business trip and I can't believe I carried such a bulky item (with its charging case) as an opposed to a conventional toothbrush for nothing. The toothbrush then turned itself on and went out of control (literally, see video) but does not respond when I press the start button. This is the second one of the same model I got. While they were working, they were great toothbrushes (that's why I bought a second one) but they both had relative short life span considering the price point they are at. Spent a total of $500 on the two. I hope someone from Amazon of Philips see this and get back to me. I still have both toothbrush and interested in sending them somewhere for repair if the service is available, which I believe should be the case.

Anyone not using a sonicare is settling for an inferior toothbrush. Completely transformational

Salió defectuoso y de muy mala calidad el producto. No he logrado hacer válida la garantía.

The product has an American power adapter (no warning when purchasing) so be warned, if buying for Aus you will need an adapter. Apart from that it’s a good product