Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9750 Electric Toothbrush, 4 Brush Heads, Rose

Great toothbrush that always provides super feedback at dental cleanings. I will change my stars if this one doesn't last like my last exact model that only lasted a year. Kind of expensive for it to just last a year. Fingers crossed this one will outcast it.

This was the first electric toothbrush I've owned and I've been really happy with it. It looks cool, it's comfortable, it works well, and it leaves your teeth feeling really clean. The battery lasts quite a while between charges. The longest I've gone without charging it was 8 days and it was still going strong. After three years and two months the wiggly bit went all floppy. I can hear something inside of it is loose when I shake it a little. Given the price, I was a little disappointed that it didn't last longer. I called customer support and they agreed to replace it once even though it was out of warranty. As long as the second one lasts just as long, I will feel like I've gotten my money's worth out of it and this thing will retain it's 5-star review from me. As for now, I am very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone.

Best toothbrush I’ve purchased to date. I had an old basic Sonicare tooth brush for over 7 years and while it still worked I decided it was time for a replacement. The app integration with the toothbrush is top notch. First time brushing with the new brush left my teeth feeling cleaner than my old brush would. The different power levels and modes are great if my teeth are being sensitive. The travel case will definitely come in handy for work and pleasure trips.

The Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9750 stands out as a paragon in the realm of electric toothbrushes, setting a new standard for oral hygiene. This model isn’t just a toothbrush; it’s a comprehensive oral health tool that combines cutting-edge technology with elegant design to provide an unmatched brushing experience. One of the most impressive features of the DiamondClean Smart 9750 is its array of smart sensors and the Sonicare app integration. The sensors track your brushing technique, providing real-time feedback and personalized coaching to ensure every area of your mouth gets the attention it deserves. This level of customization in brushing routines is a breakthrough, catering to individual needs and preferences. The brush offers various modes and intensities, allowing for a tailored brushing experience whether your focus is on plaque removal, gum health, or teeth whitening. The brush heads are designed with specific tasks in mind, and the BrushSync technology automatically selects the optimal mode and intensity for the attached head, simplifying your routine. Design-wise, the DiamondClean Smart 9750 is a masterpiece. Its sleek, ergonomic handle is both aesthetically pleasing and comfortable to use. The charging glass and travel case add to its premium feel, and the range of available colors ensures that it can fit any personal style or bathroom décor. Battery life is another strong point, offering weeks of use on a single charge, which is perfect for both home and travel. The convenience of its wireless charging system, using the stylish charging glass, underscores its commitment to combining functionality with sophistication. In summary, the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9750 is much more than a toothbrush; it’s a comprehensive dental care system. It excels in personalization, effectiveness, and design, offering a luxurious and highly efficient approach to oral hygiene. For those who seek the very best in their oral care routine, the DiamondClean Smart 9750 is undoubtedly the pinnacle choice.

Initially I was very apprehensive about spending $300+ on a toothbrush that I knew would need replacement brush heads regularly which would be an additional cost on top of the already steep purchase price but I am so glad I did. This brush is the Bentley of electric toothbrushes. The app was easy to get going and helps keep my brushing technique perfect. About 9 ago I purchased the cheapest model Sonicare electric brush and I didnt like it much at all, it only had one power setting and a much less functionally engineered brush head. I wound up going back to my standard non-electric brush. When I recently had to get 2 root canals done I decided it was time to get a better brush and give Sonicare another try but I knew I wanted to get one with multiple power/vibration settings and I figured if Im gonna buy one, I may as well get the best model they offer which is the 9750 Diamond Clean. Sonicare doesn't make a better brush and it shows. If you're on the fence about buying this brush just do it. You'll thank me later.

It stop working after six months. I called the customer service and they sent me a replacement which doesn’t work. So I shipped with them back the origin one and the replacementto Phillips. I don’t know what happened to Philips

Few years ago I finally made the switch to electric toothbrushes (not including the brief experience I had twenty years ago with an Oral-B). Previously I had a high end Oral-B electric toothbrush. Then last year I upgraded to a mid-grade (4000 series) Philips Sonicare cleaning brush (that one cleaned at 7x normal brushing compared to this 9750 which touts 20x). I've been a fan of ultrasonic frequencies for cleaning in general because I know what it can do in all sorts of industries. So I was excited to have my Philips sonicare 4000 series brush I got for $10 (Amazon Returns deal). I found that toothbrush more effective than my Oral-B and enjoyed it for quite a while. But then I saw this 9750 on amazon on sale for a REALLY good price (under $200) and knew I had to have it. I placed a pre-order and patiently waited for my new brush. First impressions were "wow", I'm impressed. The box presentation was very befitting for a product of this quality. I really like the glass cup and charging stand as well as the styling of the brush itself. I was a little disappointed to see that the toothbrush holder is made from clear plastic and not glass (I was kinda hoping it would be glass). But overall from an aesthetics point of view, it's a nice brush (I ordered the dark blue/rose-gold color scheme and it looks GREAT). My experience with the brush is spectacular. It is VERY aggressive with the ultrasonic frequencies. I can absolutely feel a difference in the cleaning capabilities of this brush over my cheaper mid-grade Sonicare 4000-series model. For fun I've even tried the Clean+ mode and WOW that was even more aggressive - my eyes felt like they were vibrating from the force! Certainly don't need to use Clean+ on a regular basis, but it was fun and my teeth certainly felt clean! I also really like that the brush automatically identifies when the tongue cleaner is installed (still getting used to that function). It's a cool feature. I still haven't tried the bluetooth functionality and the smart app yet. But so far I'm really impressed. For under $200, it's worth the investment. At $300+ I'd really think twice about the brush (it's good, but I bet you could find something nearly as strong cheaper model sonicare like the 7000 series or 8000 series which would work nearly as well) But like I said, if it's on sale then it's absolutely worth the price!

So for years I've apparently been brushing too hard, and my dentist finally forced me into the electric toothbrush market. After doing some research it appears that Sonicare is legitimately better than Oral-B in plaque removal (around 15-20%) but is quite a bit more expensive on average. I tried the Oral-B option first and it was okay, but bothered my gums on the side of my mouth that I really brushed too hard on. The vibration isn't really intense at all, and I actually enjoy it compared to the circular brushing pattern of the Oral-B. It also allows you to get more paste on the brush compared to Oral-B, which is a positive since I always felt like I was "running dry" with that brush. So now I'm using this brush and I think it's fantastic, none of the sensitive spots I have in my mouth are triggered by it and I genuinely feel like I've just come back from a cleaning (in terms of cleanliness, not gum pain lol). So the toothbrush itself is nice, it's easy to select modes and holds a charge for quite awhile. The main difference between this brush and the 'dumb' versions other than the app is that it actually has a pressure light at the base of the toothbrush. (Which I like) The app is decent, but not really worth the money in my opinion. It's tracking tech works okay for the most part, but gets screwy if you move your head around, or look down at the phone. You can compare this to the Oral-B which actually requires you to hold your camera to watch you brush, and is even worse in quality.

I opt for this brush for mainly two reasons that lack in prestige 9900 1 - Very good brush head holder. You can’t find this holder separately or even with any other Sonicare models. It looks very cool. This holder should have been included with 9900 or at least sold separately. But nowhere to be found and no other brush head holder comes closer to this. 2 - prestige also lacks tongue mode and tongue genuine brush head are almost impossible to find. Not sure why Philips discontinuing tongue mode. Philips Sonicare app is still mediocre. It can’t store more than one brush handle. I have two brush handles in different bathrooms and I have to keep reconnecting each. You can only connect one brush handle at a time. No way to export the dental diary data. If you are not careful then you can loose all the history. I love that prestige 9900 is way smaller and comes with a bit better looking case than this but that is small trade off compared to other stuff I got with this one. Once you learn how to brush then you don’t need their app’s guidance and tips. But brush heads storage case was the primary reason to get this. You can get newer model any time but you can never get this type of brush head storage case if they stop producing it or it goes out of stock. Nobody can predict the future anyway. One thing I really don't like about top of the line Sonicare toothbrushes are their chargers. Every freaking model is incompatible with another charger. This is ridiculous. I have 9000, 9750 and other similar type of brush heads that our family use that came with glass charger, and we have to put 4 different chargers plugged in all the time somewhere. In the past until few years ago, that was not the case. One white basic charger can charge all your models but with the introduction of glass chargers, things have gone bad and I just can't believe why Philips would do this type of idiocracy.

Desde que invertí en esto, mis dientes se sienten mucho más limpios! Definitivamente ha mejorado el cepillo eléctrico! Muy contento…. Espero me dure muchos años!

Beautiful classy design - great smart app that actual tells you which areas of the mouth to improve upon for your next brush and gives you extra time to touch up missed spots. All heads included are quality and looks great on my bathroom counter.

Second electric toothbrush from Philips. Love how clean my teeth feel after using it. Great product and fast shipping. Happy customer

Es un equipo que cumple perfectamente con la finalidad para la que fue diseñado. El problema es que su precio es excesivo.