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Philips Sonicare deals

Every Philips Sonicare product we track, with the ones currently below their normal price first.

Products tracked

43

On sale now

11

Best discount

20%

Median price

$42.71

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Comparison

Choose Between the 6500 and 5900 by Mode Selection and Feedback

Choose by the controls you want to select: the 6500 lists Clean, Sensitive and White, while the 5900 lists Clean and Gum Health; both list three intensity levels.

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Comparison

Choose by handle controls and what comes in the box

The Sonicare 4100 HX3681/23 has Clean mode with High and Low intensity settings and an included C2 head. The ProtectiveClean 5300 HX6423/34 adds White and Gum Care modes, plus a travel case and three included heads.

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Comparison

Choose by Reservoir Refill and Controls

This is a choice between documented control and refill routines, not a cleaning-performance verdict.

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Comparison

Choose by the App Routine and Charging Setup You Want

HX6321/02 is the documented choice for a brush that syncs to the Sonicare for Kids app and stores sessions; HX3601/01 documents Gentle/Extra Gentle settings and KidPacer/SmarTimer prompts, but handle pairing is unknown.

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Comparison

Oral-B iO Series 5 vs Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5300 HX6423/34

Both handles have a pressure sensor. The iO5 has five named brushing modes and Oral-B describes its sensor as signaling too hard, too soft, or just right; the HX6423/34 offers three modes and Philips describes pressure feedback through a built-in sensor.

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Comparison

Oral-B iO2 vs Philips Sonicare 4100: Which Fits Your Routine?

Both handles document pressure feedback and two-minute/30-second timing, so the choice is about control cues and refill systems rather than a proven brushing result.

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