Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300 HX6807/63
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Product number | 818289 | |
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Manufacturer code | HX6807/63 | |
Brand | Philips | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty |
Brush head | Oblong | |
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Toothbrush brushing technology | Sonic | |
Quantity | 1 | |
Pressure sensor | ||
Pressure sensor method | Pulsation/rotation slow down | |
Children's toothbrush | ||
Best tested |
Suitable for type of oral care | Standard cleaning | |
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Brushing motions | 62000 ppm | |
Timer | ||
Interval timer | ||
Number of settings | 1 | |
Brushing mode types | Standard brushing mode |
Compatible with smartphone / apps |
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Number of included brush attachments | 1 | |
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Brush attachment included | Philips InterCare | |
Brush attachment usage period | 3 months | |
Brush attachment replacement indicator |
Power supply type | Rechargeable battery | |
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Charger type | Docking station | |
Maximum battery life | 56 min | |
Battery charging time | 24 hours | |
Battery technology | Lithium-ion | |
Battery level indicator | ||
Charging indicator |
Included by default | Charging dock | |
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Type of travel pouch | None |
Color | White | |
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Material | Plastic | |
Finish | Matte | |
Width | 2,8 cm | |
Depth | 2,8 cm | |
Height | 25 cm | |
Weight | 175 g |
anything for a smile
Brushing motions | 62000 ppm | |
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Pressure sensor method | Pulsation/rotation slow down | |
Brush attachment usage period | 3 months | |
Compatible with smartphone / apps | ||
Toothbrush brushing technology | Sonic | |
Maximum battery life | 56 min | |
Battery charging time | 24 hours | |
Charger type | Docking station |
According to our electric toothbrush expert
With the InterCare brush attachment, you can remove plaque between your teeth and prevent bleeding gums.
At 62,000 brushing motions per minute, this toothbrush cleans more thoroughly than regular electric toothbrushes.
You don't get a travel case in which you can bring the toothbrush on vacation.
With the Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300 HX6807/63, you can be sure that you don't brush with a worn-out brush attachment. That's because the toothbrush indicates when it's time to replace the brush attachment. It measures this with a chip that collects information on your brushing behavior. Do you brush 3 times a day or apply too much pressure to the brush? Replace it sooner. If this is your first time using an electric toothbrush, use the EasyStart program. This gradually increases the brushing force over the course of the first 14 brush sessions. The interval timer and 2-minute timer ensure that you brush every spot and brush long enough. In addition, the pressure sensor prevents you from brushing too hard.
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Despite the fine cleaning experience after a year, broken. I read it everywhere. How come? Read more.
This type of toothbrush from Philips has a structural problem in build quality: at the top is the mechanical transition from the steel brush shaft to the mechanism on the inside. To ensure that no moisture can enter, a rubber has been placed between the housing and brush shaft. This seal, or rubber, will leak over time. This causes moisture to enter the housing and this causes, among other things, that the button no longer functions properly. After some time, the print is affected and various issues can arise: no longer being able to load or interruptions in the brushing movement, for example. Of course, the steel frame of the engine corrodes.
To prevent this, there is only one thing to do: Order a new one and disassemble it on arrival and provide the seal with a modest dollop of silicone or roof sealant so that it is guaranteed to remain closed for a longer period of time. This should make it last longer, at least I will :)
Maybe it's time for the engineers at Philips to take a closer look at this issue. Too many toothbrushes wrongly end up in the bin every year because of this design flaw.
Ruben
7 April 2021
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At first it took some getting used to with this electric toothbrush from Philips. Previously I had an Oral-B, and this one from Philips is much more supersonic. I.e. that the rotations of the brush are much faster and the accompanying sound also sounds like that, almost futuristic. You have to get used to the tickling in your mouth due to those super fast movements, but that soon happened. After that it is a nice experience, you really have the idea that good work is being done on your teeth. The fact that a beep is given every 30 seconds is also very practical, in order to be able to divide the time equally among the four dental quadrants. I now find brushing a pleasant activity, which I look forward to almost every day.
A. Jansen
17 March 2020
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I have been testing the 4300 toothbrush for a few days and am very satisfied with it. When you first brush, it gives a weird shaking sensation. However, after brushing a few times, you don't want anything else. Plus points:
The plug just fits into my bathroom outlet. Due to the power of the toothbrush, it does splash a bit. I myself have not been able to find a disadvantage :) Really recommended. I don't want to lose it anymore.
G.T. Boonstra
17 September 2018
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