2 Pack Philips Sonicare Series 3100 Toothbrush with Built-in Pressure Sensor Pink and Black w.code

£39.64

£3.84 from France ·

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Sonic technology combined with our brush action gently removes plaque up to 3 x better* than a manual toothbrush.

Model number: HX3675/15.

Brush Technology:

Includes: 2x 3100 Series Brush Handles (HX3673/13), 2x C1 ProResults Standard Brush Heads, 2x Chargers, User Manual, 2x Warranty
Brush head replacement warning.
2 cleaning modes including: daily clean, gum care, .
1 speed setting.
Sonic technology for naturally whiter teeth.
31000 pulsations per minute.
Quadpacer timer.
Recharge indicator light.
Rechargeable: 24 hours for full charge.
56 minutes usage time, based on 2 minutes twice a day.

General information:

Handle dimensions: H16.7, W3, D3.2cm.
Toothbrush handle is 420g.
Batteries required 1 x Li-Ion (included) .
Suitable for ages 12 years and over.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.

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3rd May
Thanks OP.
Can someone who used this and cheap brands comment on how they differ? Is sonicare really the best?
Also can off brands tip brushes be used ?
Thanks
3rd May
Having used a sonicare 9000 for 5 years, I’ve just gone and bought an Oral B IO… I wouldn’t go back to a sonicare again.
3rd May
We've used these for years and our hygienist recommends the sonicares. The only cheap one I've used was one we bought in Shanghai cos someone forgot our normal one. It wasnt good but only cost about £7! We both use the same handle and usually get about two years out of them. I often get cheaper brush heads - the most recent from Aldi were very good. You'll never go back once you've used a sonic. (edited)
3rd May
They're meant to fail, it's planned obsolescence. Usually, the rubber seal breaks if you clean them too strenuously. If it fails within two years they'll send you a replacement no fuss so it's in your interest if that happens. I've had many many free replacements over the years, actually many of which provided by the Philips service centres when I lived in Shanghai (coincidentally). They will still honour the warranty regardless of which country you're living in it seems.
3rd May
The 3000 series only vibrates at half the speed of the 4000 series upwards
3rd May
The 4000 is known as the ‘Bladerunner Roy handle’, as it burns twice as fast, but only lasts half as long as the 3000…. I’ll get me coat…. 🍺
3rd May
All is well ordered , but I wonder how to checkout to get a nice order summary in english and showing in total to pay in GBP?
3rd May
Sorry for noob question, how do you order and pay for it if you can’t understand French?

Thanks in advance for any replies . 😄
3rd May
google chrome browser translated it for me
3rd May
Another noob question. So this comes from France and there are no other fees? E.g you don’t pay input tax?
3rd May
"input tax" you mean customs,

no, the goods have to be £135 and over to have a customs charge.
3rd May
What's with the usb charging and not a shaver point type plug?
4th May
Probably because it's toothbrush not a shaver.....
4th May
Can’t see it on camel, camel, camel?
4th May
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