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Philips Sonicare 9000 Special Edition Rechargeable Toothbrush (Blue/Black)

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Best Buy has Philips Sonicare 9000 Special Edition Rechargeable Toothbrush (Blue/Black, HX9911/92) on sale for $99.99. Select free store pickup where available.

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About this Item:
  • Pressure sensor lets you know when you're brushing too hard
  • BrushSync Technology lets you know when to replace your brush head
  • 15 Total Settings: 4 Modes (Clean, White+, Deep Clean+ and Gum Health) and 3 Intensities
  • Elegant charging glass and premium travel case included
  • 1 Philips Sonicare 9000 Special Edition Rechargeable Toothbrush, 1 G3 Premium Gum Care brush head, 1 Glass charger, 1 Travel case and 1 Charger base

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  • About this Deal:
    • Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars based on over 180 reviews.
    • Offer ends today 2/23/2023 at 11:59pm CT.

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Best Buy has Philips Sonicare 9000 Special Edition Rechargeable Toothbrush (Blue/Black, HX9911/92) on sale for $99.99. Select free store pickup where available.

Thanks to Deal Hunter gaamn114 for sharing this deal.

Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.

About this Item:
  • Pressure sensor lets you know when you're brushing too hard
  • BrushSync Technology lets you know when to replace your brush head
  • 15 Total Settings: 4 Modes (Clean, White+, Deep Clean+ and Gum Health) and 3 Intensities
  • Elegant charging glass and premium travel case included
  • 1 Philips Sonicare 9000 Special Edition Rechargeable Toothbrush, 1 G3 Premium Gum Care brush head, 1 Glass charger, 1 Travel case and 1 Charger base

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars based on over 180 reviews.
    • Offer ends today 2/23/2023 at 11:59pm CT.

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Written by gaamn114 | Staff

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False. Sonicare handles have an approx 2 week battery life based on brushing 2x a day for 4 min each time. There is zero need for a charging case or to bring a charger if you are traveling for less than two week, which is 99% of most people. (I have a years old 9400 model right now, which is basically the same as the one advertised here except the 9400 comes with more accessories and brushes.
Did you ever reach out to them? I have been sent multiple new ones even after my warranty expired. There support is top notch. Look at the other thread and many others have experienced the same.

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See comments on other recent listing (use search).

Good for home, bad for travelers due to the case just being a plastic shell.
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this or Oral B, anyone?
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kevdawg86
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Quote from mdboyz69 :
this or Oral B, anyone?
Personally I prefer Sonicare over Oral B. I've had both. In fact I currently have an Oral B and will be replacing it with this one. My oral B has worn out and the big problem I have with oral B is the small hole on the brush head towards the brush end. It constantly gets filled with gunk no matter how often I clean it out. I honestly don't even understand the purpose of it being there. Also, all the functions have stopped functioning (to Oral B's credit I have had it for a couple years). Ultimately I really enjoyed my sonicare and miss it, so I ordered this one.
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$10 less than a few days ago.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank spec2

Quote from Jay_The_Impoverished :
See comments on other recent listing (use search).

Good for home, bad for travelers due to the case just being a plastic shell.

False. Sonicare handles have an approx 2 week battery life based on brushing 2x a day for 4 min each time. There is zero need for a charging case or to bring a charger if you are traveling for less than two week, which is 99% of most people. (I have a years old 9400 model right now, which is basically the same as the one advertised here except the 9400 comes with more accessories and brushes.
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Quote from kevdawg86 :
Personally I prefer Sonicare over Oral B. I've had both. In fact I currently have an Oral B and will be replacing it with this one. My oral B has worn out and the big problem I have with oral B is the small hole on the brush head towards the brush end. It constantly gets filled with gunk no matter how often I clean it out. I honestly don't even understand the purpose of it being there. Also, all the functions have stopped functioning (to Oral B's credit I have had it for a couple years). Ultimately I really enjoyed my sonicare and miss it, so I ordered this one.
I just rinse it out every use. It's not an issue
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Quote from mdboyz69 :
this or Oral B, anyone?
Oral B feels like it does more.
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Quote from mdboyz69 :
this or Oral B, anyone?
100% comes down to personal preference. They are both great. The Sonicare has a traditional manual brush feel while the Oral-B has the spinning wheels. Cost of ownership for either is the same. I've mostly owned Sonicare for the past 30 years. One thing I do like about the new (probably most expensive) Oral-B models is the pressure alarm is on the handle not the app. Sonicare does this in the app which is awkward at best. I stopped using the app within a week of having an app compatible handle.
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Quote from foxfai :
I stop using sonic care since they kept on breaking for no reason and no warranty on it. Let alone a $100 one....
Not sure why the downvotes, I have the exact same experience and agree.
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Quote from foxfai :
I stop using sonic care since they kept on breaking for no reason and no warranty on it. Let alone a $100 one....
Quote from Birdy76 :
Not sure why the downvotes, I have the exact same experience and agree.
Did you ever reach out to them? I have been sent multiple new ones even after my warranty expired. There support is top notch. Look at the other thread and many others have experienced the same.
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Quote from spec2 :
100% comes down to personal preference. They are both great. The Sonicare has a traditional manual brush feel while the Oral-B has the spinning wheels. Cost of ownership for either is the same. I've mostly owned Sonicare for the past 30 years. One thing I do like about the new (probably most expensive) Oral-B models is the pressure alarm is on the handle not the app. Sonicare does this in the app which is awkward at best. I stopped using the app within a week of having an app compatible handle.
I guess this one has it on the app. I have the 6500 and it has a pressure sensor and it's in the handle. No Bluetooth or app connectivity.
Last edited by GMA123 February 23, 2023 at 05:42 AM.
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Quote from shabazz18 :
I just rinse it out every use. It's not an issue
I'm not sure. Maybe it's the toothpaste I use because I clean it out after every use with hot water and it still gets stuck in there.
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Is there really a significant improvement from a 4100 to 9000? I've owned a 4100 for over four years, and have no complaints about it. Recently switched from C3 to A3 brush heads, and they seem to last longer, and clean even better. Not sure if a more expensive brush head will provide any additional advantages.

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Quote from mdboyz69 :
this or Oral B, anyone?
I just made the jump from oral b and definitely feels nicer imo

I got the 9000 for my wife, and the 5100 for my daughter and I

The app and things are a waste but solid!

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