Philips Sonicare One by Sonicare Rechargeable Toothbrush, Shadow, HY1200/26

Both my wife and I needed new travel toothbrushes. We use full sized Phillips Sonics at home and had just not been satisfied with lesser travel brushes. These are excellent, perfectly soft bristles, super quad pacer, holds a charge for weeks and nice sized for a travel ditty bag. The included cover protects the brush but still allows airflow to properly dry the brush. I like this well enough that, at the very modest cost, I’d seriously consider replacing my home full sized Sonicare with this model when it needs replacing.

Bought during the 2024 Black Friday sale. After using for six months I can say this definitely cleans better than a regular toothbrush. I think I’ve only charged it twice since I got it. And I’ve never had it die on me yet. It says to replace the head every 3 months but I forgot to and it still looks fine. Good price when on sale to get into electric toothbrushes. The timer is useful to know I’m brushing everything equally.

I use this for traveling. It travels well and leaves my teeth feeling clean. It's got a good power to it, similar to sonicare. The one issue is that it doesn't stand up. With counters getting all wet and I would like to get this off the counter without the case so the bristles dry

There's no better travel toothbrush available than this one. It holds a charge for a long time, and takes up so little space. The "case" is so elegantly designed - simplicity defined.If it matters, it used the same charging cable as the Philips Oneblade - and that kind of thing does matter to me. I'm trying to eliminate as many one-off randoms cables from my life as possible.While I'd prefer that they just used plain USB-C, but if I can't have that, at least these cables can satisfy more than one purpose.These two devices combined are kind of a road warrior's dream team.

This are going to work as a travel toothbrush due to the sleek design and it's ability to be recharged by a cable instead of a stand.The down sides are the proprietary charging cable on the vibration strength. I wanted to be able to charge it with any type of USB or C cable. Just in case I lost the cable and because I didn't want to take ANOTHER cable on vacation. The vibration number sounds great, but I would say it is 1/2 of the vibration strength of my regular Sonicare. Basically I'm brushing my teeth like a manual toothbrush, but I'm get a little assist. I guess a little is better than none.I would recommend highly, but I would say it is a good idea for someone that is looking for more than a manual toothbrush while on vacation.

Small and easily packed with its case but it works well. I took it on a month-long European trip and it held the charge until the very last day!

As of now, they're almost perfect. I travel a lot between me and my boyfriend's house and it's just so convenient to have an electric toothbrush with the cover. The amount of brushing I can do on one charge is absolutely insane -- can you tell this is my first electric toothbrush? Hahaha. I'm sure there's better options out there but for the price, it's fine.I wish the bristles were a litttttttle harder but honestly, that's more of a nitpick because this is the cleanest my teeth have ever felt. I have small gaps where plaque has separated my teeth and where food get stuck and after using this ONCE, it's like the food just slides off of it and never gets wedged. And for me, as someone getting my life together currently, this is very valuable to me. It can handle being constantly tossed around in my purse, my backpack, my bf's bathroom, my bathroom, and everywhere in between.And girl, the color is cute!!

Update I received the replacement from Sonicare after 3 weeks and it works fine.Toothbrush was ok but the travel case would not close, which made it worthless as a travel toothbrush. I reached out to sonicare customer service and they promised to send a replacement, but 2 1/2 weeks later I still have not received. I will be returning to Amazon.