Philips SonicareDiamondClean Smart 9300 Electric Toothbrush, Sonic Toothbrush with App, Pressure Sensor, Brush Head Detection, 4 Brushing Modes and 3 Intensity Levels, Black, Model HX9903/15

This is my second Sonicare toothbrush, I got my other one about 5 years ago and it held up well but doesn’t hold a charge as well now. Love this one, but I don’t use the app or anything.

Cleans my teeth the best they've ever been. Not to noisy and easy to use. Great battery life and easy to travel with the case. No travel charger though. Love the app as well.

It's very clean and comfortable, and it's also convenient to carry when going out. I recommend buying it.

This is a great product! I never knew how much cleaner my teeth could be when compared to brushing with a regular toothbrush or even one of the Oral B vibrating toothbrushes. It's Well worth the money & your dentist will notice the difference as well!

The Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9300 is less of a toothbrush and more of a high-maintenance diva that thinks it's auditioning for a role in a sci-fi movie. While it promises to revolutionize your oral hygiene, it often feels like you're babysitting a gadget that’s way too full of itself.Design and Features: Let’s start with the app. Yes, this toothbrush has an app. Because apparently, brushing your teeth now requires Wi-Fi and a degree in computer science. The app nags you like a helicopter parent, pointing out every spot you missed with the enthusiasm of a dentist who’s just discovered plaque for the first time. And the 3D mouth map? It’s like Google Maps for your teeth, except it’s constantly recalculating because you dared to brush in a way it didn’t approve of.Performance: The pressure sensor is supposed to protect your gums, but it’s so sensitive that it flashes red if you so much as think about brushing with enthusiasm. It’s like having a toothbrush that’s afraid of commitment. And the four brushing modes? Let’s be honest, most of us just want clean teeth, not a menu of options that make us feel like we’re programming a rocket launch.Battery Life: The battery life is decent, but the charging glass is where things get weird. Yes, you heard that right—a charging glass. It’s like the toothbrush is trying to be a fancy cocktail at a high-end bar. Except instead of sipping a martini, you’re awkwardly trying to figure out if the brush is actually charging or just mocking you with its blinking lights.Build Quality: For a toothbrush that costs as much as a small appliance, the build quality is surprisingly underwhelming. The brush heads wear out faster than you’d expect, and replacements are priced like they’re made of gold. The whole thing feels like a subscription service you didn’t sign up for.Verdict: The Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9300 is the toothbrush equivalent of a midlife crisis. It’s packed with features you didn’t ask for, demands constant attention, and leaves you wondering if you’re the problem. If you’re looking for a simple, effective toothbrush, this isn’t it. But if you’ve ever wanted to feel judged by your dental hygiene routine, this might just be the gadget for you.

I love this toothbrush it has sensitivity options

Excellent toothbrush, but it would be great if they sold a version with the same brush speed and power but without all the tech features, which I never use. I’m not using an app with a darn toothbrush. The heads are also expensive, and it has a feature making aftermarket heads hard to use. This is very much not appreciated.But it does a fantastic job cleaning teeth, which is what I want. Way better than my old Oral B.

This really is the pinnacle of oral care. It’s a dang good toothbrush.