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Though far thicker and a good inch longer than your average manual toothbrush, the DiamondClean is an attractive bit of kit, in so far at least as a toothbrush can ever be attractive. With an oblong handle that features a power/mode select button and...
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T3.com
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2012-02-04 01:30:29
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With the world on the edge of economic meltdown and a manual toothbrush widely available for a couple of quid, you have ask yourself seriously why you’d want to spend £250 on Philips’ flagship electric toothbrush. However, this feature-packed cleaning...
Charging case, Multiple brush modes, Battery life...
Mini USB, Expensive...
Philips claim the DiamondClean will give you a brighter smile in just one week and while this is pretty tough to discern, we can say that after a single use our teeth felt noticeably cleaner than with a manual or our usual electric toothbrush.The multi...
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A visit to the dentist does not rate high on my list of favourite tasks. As a result I am always on the look-out for ways of keeping my teeth and gums in a healthy state...
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Now, I doubt if many people who see me have any thoughts about my specs or my hair, other than vaguely to note that I still have some of the latter. But I'm most particular about hair, because it can go from neat and symmetrical to something like a barris...
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So you've upgraded your teeth cleaning experience to a 21st century power brush. Good for you. It may satisfy your mouth, murder morning breath and banish plaque at a few thousand revolutions per second, but what if it's not enough? What if you want to kn...
Great whole mouth clean, Big brush head, Amazing traveller's toothbrush...
Crazy expensive, Hard to find refills, Can start to look a bit gross if not regularly cleaned...
This has to be the most luxurious way to clean your teeth I've ever seen. If you can justify dropping $300 on a toothbrush, you'll be enjoying the best in home oral care. Like I said, however, it's pricey for a brush that ostensibly does a lot of the sam...
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If you're looking for a smart toothbrush, most will offer an app but the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean is smart in other ways. Here's our Philips Sonicare DiamondClean review. See all Digital Home review . These days, every regular electrical device and...
Philips Sonicare DiamondClean reviewIf you're looking for a smart toothbrush, most will offer an app but the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean is smart in other ways. Here's our Philips Sonicare DiamondClean review. See all Digital Home review.These days, eve...
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From birth, we're told dazzling white teeth are the ideal look and a huge industry has sprung to help us achieve this. Philips have joined the fray with their high-tech Sonicare DiamondClean electric toothbrush.Keen to see if it could work its claimed mag...
It felt like it worked. Your mileage will vary depending on what toothpaste you use, your age and the state of your teeth.What I can say is that after using it, my teeth felt as if I'd taken them and subjected them to a full clean from a dentist. The clea...
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T3.com
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2016-11-10 07:24:35
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The range-topping Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Sonic is, in our view, narrowly the best electric toothbrush you can buy.Philips and Oral-B are like the iOS and Android of electric toothbrushes. There is almost nothing to tell between them, but in our vie...
Excellent cleaning, Quite sexy for a toothbrush, Week-long life battery life...
Expensive, Cumbersome glass charger...
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