Reviewers Say This Electric Toothbrush Gets Hard-To-Reach Nooks and Crannies And It’s On Sale For $20
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With over 15,000 5-star ratings, reviewers love this straightforward toothbrush.
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There are so many practical devices that have gotten a smart tech upgrade over the last few years, and the electric toothbrush is no exception. But if the thought of downloading yet another app for something as simple as a toothbrush stresses you out, consider the ultra-popular Philips Sonicare 1100. It has all the workings of an electric toothbrush — a 2-minute timer to make sure you’re brushing for the dentist-recommended time, a rechargeable battery, a portable design — without requiring much tech savvy to operate it, and right now, it’s on sale at 20% off, knocking its $24.96 price tag down to just $19.96. That makes this entry-level electric toothbrush even more affordable and for a product with over 15,700 5-star ratings, practically a steal.
Reviewer CtheAmazonian puts it aptly: “If you would like a straightforward, rechargeable, electric toothbrush with soft bristles that fits in the nooks and crannies, is well built and low maintenance, this fits the bill!”
The Sonicare 1100 comes with one electric toothbrush, a brush head and a USB standing charger. That rechargeable battery lasts up to a claimed 14 days, and when it’s low on power, it alerts you with a color change.
Reviewers love how slim and easy it is to use, simplifying the brushing experience with the push of a button. “So happy to find this basic unit at a great price,” says LisaBeth. “It’s just one speed with the little beep when it’s time to move to the next quadrant, and that is all I need. It’s slimmer and lighter than my last unit, too. Took it with me on a recent trip and the battery held up fine with no charge for a week. Very happy with this purchase!”
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