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The Best Sonicare Toothbrushes of 2024

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Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100

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Praised for being less noisy than Oral-B’s equivalent, the Pro 1000, the Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 packs a punch with its two-minute SmarTimer. Read More

Pros

  • Less noisy than other options
  • Small range of brush heads

Cons

  • Might not work for sensitive teeth
  • Auto shutoff after 2 minutes
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Philips Sonicare DiamondClean

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Along with smart brush heads, the DiamondClean is equipped with five brushing modes, all of which can be used on one of three intensity settings. Read More

Pros

  • Packed with useful features
  • Troubleshooting guides available online

Cons

  • A bit on the pricey side
  • App does not integrate with Apple Health
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Philips Sonicare 1100

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The slim, ergonomic design of the Sonicare 1100 makes it our top pick among the more basic electric toothbrushes. Read More

Pros

  • Extra affordable
  • Very easy to use

Cons

  • No option to change speeds
  • Hard to tell when it’s done charging
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Philips Sonicare One

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For new electric toothbrush users looking for a lower vibration/noise option, the Philips One has a two-minute timer and has a great travel case. Read More

Pros

  • Slick travel case
  • Comfortable tapered brush
  • No charging required

Cons

  • Underpowered compared to many alternatives
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Philips Sonicare for Kids

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Made for children ages three and up, the Philips Sonicare for Kids offers a range of benefits to promote healthy dental habits. Read More

Pros

  • Free app encourages brushing
  • Extra quiet

Cons

  • App only saves data for 20 brushing sessions
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Like most people, I do not look forward to going to the dentist. But dental hygiene is extremely important, so in order to keep my teeth at their most sparkly between appointments, I look to my trusty electric toothbrush.

The quiet hum of my electric toothbrush signals the start and end of my day, scrubbing my teeth clean within the two minutes of dentist-recommended brushing, marked by its built-in timer. If you’ve never tried an electric toothbrush, let me tell you, you’re missing out.

Electric toothbrushes are the power tools of our medicine cabinets. There are so many electric toothbrushes on the market: Some are loud, some are quiet, some have timers, and some have built-in massage points.

If you’re looking to trade in your manual toothbrush, turn to Philips Sonicare. These toothbrushes are powerhouses when it comes to maintaining oral health. We checked out five of the best Sonicare toothbrushes to see which ones you should take for a spin.

Editor's Note:

The recommendations in this guide are based on thorough product and market research by our team of expert product reviewers. The picks are based on examining user reviews, product specifications, and, in some limited cases, our experience with the specific products named.

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Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100

Praised for being less noisy than Oral-B’s equivalent, the Pro 1000, the Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 packs a punch with its two-minute SmarTimer with QuadPacer that beeps every 30 seconds so you know when to switch to a different quadrant of your mouth.

If you prefer to brush beyond the recommended two minutes you will have to turn your toothbrush back on as it is programmed to turn off automatically and there is no bypass on the function. Some users see this as an inconvenience but not a deal breaker.

While this option does have a smaller range of compatible brush heads, the options are all bristled, though some users do warn that it might not be best for those with sensitive teeth because of its intense brushing strength.

A long battery life and battery light indicator lets the user know when the 4100 is ready to be charged again, though one charge can usually last for two weeks. Some have complained of this product not working after a year, but that seems to be few and far between, and the 2.5-year warranty through Philips Sonicare should cover most issues.

Pros

  • Less noisy than other options

  • Small range of brush heads

Cons

  • Might not work for sensitive teeth

  • Auto shutoff after 2 minutes

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Philips Sonicare DiamondClean

With a name like DiamondClean, it’s no surprise that this toothbrush is said to remove up to 10 times more plaque than other toothbrushes. With Bluetooth connection, you can pair your DiamondClean through with the Sonicare app for a more interactive experience and pick your signature brushing experience as this toothbrush is full of options. With four different smart brush head types that automatically pair with the appropriate brushing mode and smart sensors, the DiamondClean is able to provide real-time feedback.

Along with smart brush heads, the DiamondClean is equipped with five brushing modes—Clean, White+, Deep Clean+, Gum Health, and TongueCare—all of which can be used on one of three intensity levels. Sound like a lot? Not to worry, because the DiamondClean has a built-in pressure sensor to help protect your gums while brushing, meaning no uncomfortable moments.

When you’re finished brushing, just drop your DiamondCare back into its sleek charging glass or the USB travel case and go on with your daily routine.

Pros

  • Packed with useful features

  • Troubleshooting guides available online

Cons

  • A bit on the pricey side

  • App does not integrate with Apple Health

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Philips Sonicare 1100

The slim, ergonomic design of the Sonicare 1100 makes it our top pick among the more basic electric toothbrushes. In white-and-gray only, you won’t spend time debating on whether or not you’ll get tired of the color in six months, and it has all the basic features of its Sonicare siblings.

This includes the two-minute SmarTimer with QuadPacer; “easy start,” which gently increases power; and the battery-life indicator light, making it easy to know when it’s time to re-up on power. The full package also includes one SimplyClean (C1) brush head and a USB charger (wall adaptor not included).

Pros

  • Extra affordable

  • Very easy to use

Cons

  • No option to change speeds

  • Hard to tell when it’s done charging

$19.96 from Amazon
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Philips Sonicare One

For a great on the go toothbrush, look no further than the Philips One. Light (just three ounces) and bright, it comes in a variety of colors with names like Miami coral, shimmer, and mango. It’s the perfect companion for a weekend getaway, complete with its very own carrying case.

Like other Sonicares, this model has a two-minute timer with 30-second notifications to prompt you to switch quadrants. It’s important to note that the Philips One is a manual Sonicare toothbrush; the brush doesn’t rotate but rather vibrates. This makes it a great in-between option to help you decide whether you want to commit to an electric toothbrush on the higher end of the price range.

Batteries included in the One will keep you going for three months, and it’ll take rechargeable batteries that charge with the built-in USB port.

Pros

  • Slick travel case

  • Comfortable tapered brush

  • No charging required

Cons

  • Underpowered compared to many alternatives

$24.96 from Amazon

$24.99 from Best Buy

$22.49 from Walmart
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Philips Sonicare for Kids

Made for children ages three and up, the Philips Sonicare for Kids offers a range of benefits to promote healthy dental habits. Available in pink and blue, this lightweight toothbrush makes brushing fun with its customizable handle (includes eight different stickers) and musical “KidPacer” to keep your child’s brushing on track for the recommended two minutes.

A free, interactive, app is available for this toothbrush in order to help guide your little ones with tips on proper brushing, and it tracks performance with goal setting to reward their success. By learning why brushing is important, your children are more likely to want to brush their teeth and get surprise virtual gifts with each successful brushing. The app saves data for up to 20 sessions.

The app is compatible with Android phones and Bluetooth 4.0-enabled tablets, iPhone 4S and higher, iPad 3rd Gen and higher, and with iOS7.

Pros

  • Free app encourages brushing

  • Extra quiet

Cons

  • App only saves data for 20 brushing sessions

$42.96 from Amazon

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Ceara Perez-Murphy

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Ceara Perez-Murphy is a staff writer at Reviewed. In her free time she likes trying out new recipes in the kitchen, exploring new restaurants and spending time outdoors with her dogs.

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