Philips 9900 Prestige smart toothbrush review

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  • čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
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    Another season, and another toothbrush upgrade will be popping up in your feed. This time, Philips has launched its new Sonicare 9900 Prestige. What can this brush do for your mouth, and is it worth the price? I’ll dive in in my hands on, er, my in-mouth review!
    What’s the promise of Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige?
    Smart toothbrushes are very diverse. Some have simple technology, while others can actually monitor you while you brush.
    The Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige has a couple of key features; among them, it pairs with a companion app to give you some intel on your brushing. It also lets you adjust intensity settings, switch between modes, use what's called adaptive intensity, and it gives you scrubbing feedback. More on that in just a sec.
    The sleek black and gold colour scheme definitely cuts a sharp figure on the bathroom countertop, and the new charging and travel case looks way more pro and less plastic, lending a luxe feel to the kit overall. Otherwise, and configurations of the brush handle is very much like the previous Phillips brushes I have reviewed including the Philips One and Philips Platinum.
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    What’s in the box: Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige
    This toothbrush comes with the brush handle, one brush head, a travel case which also charges it, an at-home charing base, and a charging cable and plug.
    Philips Sonicare app
    To provide a connected experience you need to download the Philips Sonicare app. Using a Bluetooth connection betwren your phone and the brush, it allows you to customize your toothbrush settings, to track your brushing progress, as well as receive tips and recommendations. More on the app and the data it tracks also coming up.…
    When you use the brush, it will store recent brushing data, within the last 2-3 days it seems, and add it into the app when you connect the brush via Bluetooth.
    Charging/Travel Case
    The charging and travel case is a bit lacking in my opinion. It's not as though this case will hold a charge so you can leave the cords and cables at home while on the move. With this you will need to bring the cable and plug it in to the case then place the toothbrush into the case in order for it to recharge.
    Brush Head & BrushSync technology
    This brush comes with one brush head; it's Phillips new premium all in one brush head model 83. This brush head replaces several other brush head options which were designed to provide specific oral health features. Wisely, in my opinion, Phillips has abandoned the multitude of brush heads in this device for one brush head option which it claims will remove plaque, whiten and remove stains, and take better care of your gums. Unwisely perhaps, the brush top is a sickly putrid orange tone that makes it look like shower mould has accumulated on the brush.
    These brush heads have tiny chips embedded in them which work with Phillips Brush Sync technology.
    Intensity Settings
    Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige has three intensity settings: high medium, and low. You can manually select your intensity on the brush using the button, or adjust it in the app.
    SenseIQ
    Sense IQ is Phillips catchall term for the array of technology in this brush. IQ features include adaptive intensity, pressure sensor, and scrubbing feedback. Let's take a look at each one in detail:
    Scrubbing Feedback/Pressure Sensor
    The Phillips Sonicare 9900 can intelligently measure the motion of your hand while you are brushing and identify "scrubbing behaviour" for example, if you scrub back and forth, result in wearing of the teeth along the gum-line, so the brushing feedback light at the bottom of the handle Will light up in yellow and change it to vibration as a reminder to stop scrubbing back-and-forth. The light will turn off. The app also give you a report.
    Charging and battery
    I'm still working my way through more battery life testing on this, but this Philips Sonicare tPrestige 9900 lasted me about 3 months on a single change with minimum twice daily use.
    Overall Review: Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige
    Overall this is a good toothbrush with lots of features, and many of them don’t need the app to perform. The brush is easy to use and get set up, it stores data so you don’t need to sync every day, it’s comfortable and the brush head is soft and suave. The battery seems to last months too.
    Downsides? The weird orange colour of the brush head is a bit of a turn off. Aside from that I’d say the biggest downside to this brush appears to be the price. Rather shockingly, Phillips has the list price for this toothbrush at $499CAD or $399 on sale. That’s some chunk of change.
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Komentáře • 30

  • @m.d.chaika
    @m.d.chaika Před 2 lety

    Good afternoon, the a3 nozzle does not fit back on, do you know what the problem is or how to put it back on correctly?

  • @filiptrajkovic_02
    @filiptrajkovic_02 Před 2 lety +1

    Does this toothbrush only support that one brush head? Can you put some other brush heads on it ?

  • @shairakhan101
    @shairakhan101 Před rokem

    I want to buy this toothbrush and us it my country Bangladesh so my question is the charger will work in Bangladesh??

  • @ronm6585
    @ronm6585 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for the review Erin.

  • @billfong7861
    @billfong7861 Před 2 lety +5

    It seems like the ultimate powered toothbrush with the ultimate price. My older Sonicare is still working so I think I'll stick with it.

  • @TheErajat
    @TheErajat Před rokem +1

    Great review 👏. Thank you for making this video.

  • @marekkowalski3814
    @marekkowalski3814 Před 5 měsíci

    Hello everyone, What is the minimum and maximum charging time for this Sonicare DiamondClean Prestige electric toothbrush?

  • @bjhelms717
    @bjhelms717 Před 2 lety +4

    Thanks Erin. I bought one of these today. I got it for about $250 (US). I’m hoping to use it for years lol :)

  • @AndresUffert2
    @AndresUffert2 Před měsícem

    i got the 9000series and feature wise its about the same with the price on 199 euro. so i mean about the same and i had the regular brush head :D

  • @stevediben7900
    @stevediben7900 Před 2 lety +3

    Has this been your go-to brush since purchasing it, or have you gone back to using one of your prior toothbrushes since posting this review?

    • @ErinLawrenceTV
      @ErinLawrenceTV  Před 2 lety +3

      Great question Steve, it is actually still my brush!

  • @mellie1617
    @mellie1617 Před 2 lety +5

    It lasted 3 months on a single charge? That's impressive. Great overall review - thanks! It's very. very expensive for a toothbrush. Like a Mercedes! Honestly, going to the dentist every 6 months and normal oral hygiene is bound to be the most beneficial in the long run. Stick with a reliable Honda.
    That said, this is a very nice "luxury" purchase!

    • @ErinLawrenceTV
      @ErinLawrenceTV  Před 2 lety

      Agreed! Thanks for watching!

    • @carlowehermosa956
      @carlowehermosa956 Před rokem

      Totally agree…my hygienist tells me
      I don’t need an electric toothbrush!😁 but just ordered the sonic diamondclean 9000 as I got a 30% discount! And we have a Honda van as well😁🤣

  • @acharletta
    @acharletta Před 2 lety +2

    WOW, $399 American. I will pass on this one. I am assuming from your review that the device will only capture feedback from one brush head, if so, then you will need two tooth brushes at $798 American. Again, great review Erin. BTW, I am impressed that you video yourself without makeup. This says much about your ego, and confidence in yourself. 👍

  • @farruhjonbozorov1983
    @farruhjonbozorov1983 Před 2 lety +1

    Great!!! It's a very smart toothbrush. 👍👍

  • @Van-du8uz
    @Van-du8uz Před rokem

    Has anyone had any issues with them. I'm about to buy one. And bunch of people on Amazon review said it didn't even make it a year.

  • @alexandrosk7
    @alexandrosk7 Před 10 měsíci

    It's incredibly annoying that we cannot turn off the sonicare prestige quadpacer. We could always do this on prior models and now pay more and lose this feature. Why Philips insist on interrupting my brushing four times, two or three times a day, that's 12 interruptions I did not want and did not expect to pay for. The APP does NOT support disabling this annoyance!

    • @Knobber
      @Knobber Před 6 měsíci

      In addition all sonicare models above 7000 has Brushpacer, which interrupts you 6 times / brushing :))

  • @Rckstrroma5
    @Rckstrroma5 Před 2 lety +1

    I hear everything 1 plus the case is small
    Just not for me

  • @jvcex
    @jvcex Před 2 lety +1

    beautiful mrs