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If you have a Philips Sonicare DiamondClean toothbrush that has become hard to switch on, try this little tip and see if it works for you. 
The toothbrush is a sealed unit so it won't go bang when. For Philips Sonicare Toothbrush Head, Replacement Brush Heads for Sonicare Diamond Clean Compatible with Philips Healthywhite+ Flexcare Platinum Proresults, Sensitive Brush Head, Pack of 8.
Cons • No travel case provided • A clinical looking design • Better value options exist () The 3 BIG Questions about the HX6511/50 If you are short of time, the answers to the following 3 questions should let you know all you need to about the EasyClean HX6511 If we have missed something, let us know in the comments. If you want more detail, you can read our full Philips Sonicare EasyClean HX6511 review further down the page or watch our video review. To provide the best possible insight, we review a wide range of brushes and frequently update our recommendations.
Is there anything drastically wrong with this toothbrush? No, its a good brush which we have given a rating of 4/5. We rate it as the best mid-range choice in our. We look at the pros and cons further down the page, but one of the main drawbacks is that it is expensive compared to an equivalent from Oral-B. The Sonicare Series 3 offers more cleaning modes but is more expensive.
Last updated: 2018-12-23 11:46:36 And now for a bit more detail Sitting just above the budget brushes the is not overly expensive, but for the price is not the best value in our opinion. Find a good deal on a good day and you can actually pick this brush up at a bargain price, but the Oral-B equivalent will always be cheaper. The sacrifice? Battery life.
Variants of this brush The 6511/50 Sonicare brush being reviewed here is one of the more common amongst the EasyClean range, but for the sake of clarity, you should know that there are slightly different variants within the EasyClean range. The main difference is the brush heads. Some retailers may or may not clearly label the different models, so it is worth being vigilant and understanding the differences. • EasyClean HX6511/50 – This is the EasyClean in Glacier Green with a ProResults standard sized brush head • EasyClean HX6511/43 – This is the EasyClean in White with a DiamondClean standard sized brush head • EasyClean HX6515/06 – This is the EasyClean in Glacier Green with 5 x ProResults standard sized brush heads Video Review.
What’s in the Box? • Philips Sonicare EasyClean HX6511/50 • 1 x ProResults brush head • Charging station • Documentation Key Features • Sonic cleaning actions • Removes 2 time more plaque than a manual brush • Rechargeable battery with 3 weeks life • Clean timer including quadpacer • 1 cleaning mode (clean) Pros & Cons The positives • Battery Life – 3 weeks or 84 minutes of brushing time from this compact brush make it a very compelling choice if you do not have a charger in your bathroom or if you need it to last for longer. • Power Saving – To help reach its potential battery life a small but nice feature is that it automatically power off when the 2 minute cycle of the daily clean mode is complete. • Easy-start Mode – A mode that automatically increases the power of the brushing over the first 14 uses to help you and your gums adapt to the different feeling of a Soncicare electric toothbrush cleaning your teeth. Can delete c windows installer patchcache managed.
• Packaging – Very environmentally friendly the vast majority can be recycled and not put into landfill. The negatives • Expensive – This brush is a little bit more expensive than one would like or think of for a brush with only only cleaning mode. What makes it worth the higher price is the Philips brand and the battery life. • Clinical Design – The design is very clean and cosmetic looking, primarily white in colour the only real colour is the light green colour power button and the green bristles of the brush head. • No travel case – No travel case is provided in the box with the EasyClean HX6511.
Design, Usability, Clean & General Use The EasyClean HX6511 is a rather clinical looking brush, there is little in the way of unique design cues or colours to really catch your eye. Some may argue that this is fine of a toothbrush, but I would personally like to see a little more personality in a brush. The gloss white plastic body that houses the internal workings of this electric brush is almost perfectly cylindrical. On the front is a mint green colour power button just above halfway up the body of the brush. The soft rubber button has a raised power icon on it which not only signifies that it is the power button but offers a little grip when using with wet hands.
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If you have a Philips Sonicare DiamondClean toothbrush that has become hard to switch on, try this little tip and see if it works for you.
The toothbrush is a sealed unit so it won\'t go bang when. For Philips Sonicare Toothbrush Head, Replacement Brush Heads for Sonicare Diamond Clean Compatible with Philips Healthywhite+ Flexcare Platinum Proresults, Sensitive Brush Head, Pack of 8.Cons • No travel case provided • A clinical looking design • Better value options exist () The 3 BIG Questions about the HX6511/50 If you are short of time, the answers to the following 3 questions should let you know all you need to about the EasyClean HX6511 If we have missed something, let us know in the comments. If you want more detail, you can read our full Philips Sonicare EasyClean HX6511 review further down the page or watch our video review. To provide the best possible insight, we review a wide range of brushes and frequently update our recommendations.
Is there anything drastically wrong with this toothbrush? No, its a good brush which we have given a rating of 4/5. We rate it as the best mid-range choice in our. We look at the pros and cons further down the page, but one of the main drawbacks is that it is expensive compared to an equivalent from Oral-B. The Sonicare Series 3 offers more cleaning modes but is more expensive.
Last updated: 2018-12-23 11:46:36 And now for a bit more detail Sitting just above the budget brushes the is not overly expensive, but for the price is not the best value in our opinion. Find a good deal on a good day and you can actually pick this brush up at a bargain price, but the Oral-B equivalent will always be cheaper. The sacrifice? Battery life.
Variants of this brush The 6511/50 Sonicare brush being reviewed here is one of the more common amongst the EasyClean range, but for the sake of clarity, you should know that there are slightly different variants within the EasyClean range. The main difference is the brush heads. Some retailers may or may not clearly label the different models, so it is worth being vigilant and understanding the differences. • EasyClean HX6511/50 – This is the EasyClean in Glacier Green with a ProResults standard sized brush head • EasyClean HX6511/43 – This is the EasyClean in White with a DiamondClean standard sized brush head • EasyClean HX6515/06 – This is the EasyClean in Glacier Green with 5 x ProResults standard sized brush heads Video Review.
What’s in the Box? • Philips Sonicare EasyClean HX6511/50 • 1 x ProResults brush head • Charging station • Documentation Key Features • Sonic cleaning actions • Removes 2 time more plaque than a manual brush • Rechargeable battery with 3 weeks life • Clean timer including quadpacer • 1 cleaning mode (clean) Pros & Cons The positives • Battery Life – 3 weeks or 84 minutes of brushing time from this compact brush make it a very compelling choice if you do not have a charger in your bathroom or if you need it to last for longer. • Power Saving – To help reach its potential battery life a small but nice feature is that it automatically power off when the 2 minute cycle of the daily clean mode is complete. • Easy-start Mode – A mode that automatically increases the power of the brushing over the first 14 uses to help you and your gums adapt to the different feeling of a Soncicare electric toothbrush cleaning your teeth. Can delete c windows installer patchcache managed.
• Packaging – Very environmentally friendly the vast majority can be recycled and not put into landfill. The negatives • Expensive – This brush is a little bit more expensive than one would like or think of for a brush with only only cleaning mode. What makes it worth the higher price is the Philips brand and the battery life. • Clinical Design – The design is very clean and cosmetic looking, primarily white in colour the only real colour is the light green colour power button and the green bristles of the brush head. • No travel case – No travel case is provided in the box with the EasyClean HX6511.
Design, Usability, Clean & General Use The EasyClean HX6511 is a rather clinical looking brush, there is little in the way of unique design cues or colours to really catch your eye. Some may argue that this is fine of a toothbrush, but I would personally like to see a little more personality in a brush. The gloss white plastic body that houses the internal workings of this electric brush is almost perfectly cylindrical. On the front is a mint green colour power button just above halfway up the body of the brush. The soft rubber button has a raised power icon on it which not only signifies that it is the power button but offers a little grip when using with wet hands.
...'>Philips Sonicare Hx 6530 Manual(22.12.2018)If you have a Philips Sonicare DiamondClean toothbrush that has become hard to switch on, try this little tip and see if it works for you.
The toothbrush is a sealed unit so it won\'t go bang when. For Philips Sonicare Toothbrush Head, Replacement Brush Heads for Sonicare Diamond Clean Compatible with Philips Healthywhite+ Flexcare Platinum Proresults, Sensitive Brush Head, Pack of 8.Cons • No travel case provided • A clinical looking design • Better value options exist () The 3 BIG Questions about the HX6511/50 If you are short of time, the answers to the following 3 questions should let you know all you need to about the EasyClean HX6511 If we have missed something, let us know in the comments. If you want more detail, you can read our full Philips Sonicare EasyClean HX6511 review further down the page or watch our video review. To provide the best possible insight, we review a wide range of brushes and frequently update our recommendations.
Is there anything drastically wrong with this toothbrush? No, its a good brush which we have given a rating of 4/5. We rate it as the best mid-range choice in our. We look at the pros and cons further down the page, but one of the main drawbacks is that it is expensive compared to an equivalent from Oral-B. The Sonicare Series 3 offers more cleaning modes but is more expensive.
Last updated: 2018-12-23 11:46:36 And now for a bit more detail Sitting just above the budget brushes the is not overly expensive, but for the price is not the best value in our opinion. Find a good deal on a good day and you can actually pick this brush up at a bargain price, but the Oral-B equivalent will always be cheaper. The sacrifice? Battery life.
Variants of this brush The 6511/50 Sonicare brush being reviewed here is one of the more common amongst the EasyClean range, but for the sake of clarity, you should know that there are slightly different variants within the EasyClean range. The main difference is the brush heads. Some retailers may or may not clearly label the different models, so it is worth being vigilant and understanding the differences. • EasyClean HX6511/50 – This is the EasyClean in Glacier Green with a ProResults standard sized brush head • EasyClean HX6511/43 – This is the EasyClean in White with a DiamondClean standard sized brush head • EasyClean HX6515/06 – This is the EasyClean in Glacier Green with 5 x ProResults standard sized brush heads Video Review.
What’s in the Box? • Philips Sonicare EasyClean HX6511/50 • 1 x ProResults brush head • Charging station • Documentation Key Features • Sonic cleaning actions • Removes 2 time more plaque than a manual brush • Rechargeable battery with 3 weeks life • Clean timer including quadpacer • 1 cleaning mode (clean) Pros & Cons The positives • Battery Life – 3 weeks or 84 minutes of brushing time from this compact brush make it a very compelling choice if you do not have a charger in your bathroom or if you need it to last for longer. • Power Saving – To help reach its potential battery life a small but nice feature is that it automatically power off when the 2 minute cycle of the daily clean mode is complete. • Easy-start Mode – A mode that automatically increases the power of the brushing over the first 14 uses to help you and your gums adapt to the different feeling of a Soncicare electric toothbrush cleaning your teeth. Can delete c windows installer patchcache managed.
• Packaging – Very environmentally friendly the vast majority can be recycled and not put into landfill. The negatives • Expensive – This brush is a little bit more expensive than one would like or think of for a brush with only only cleaning mode. What makes it worth the higher price is the Philips brand and the battery life. • Clinical Design – The design is very clean and cosmetic looking, primarily white in colour the only real colour is the light green colour power button and the green bristles of the brush head. • No travel case – No travel case is provided in the box with the EasyClean HX6511.
Design, Usability, Clean & General Use The EasyClean HX6511 is a rather clinical looking brush, there is little in the way of unique design cues or colours to really catch your eye. Some may argue that this is fine of a toothbrush, but I would personally like to see a little more personality in a brush. The gloss white plastic body that houses the internal workings of this electric brush is almost perfectly cylindrical. On the front is a mint green colour power button just above halfway up the body of the brush. The soft rubber button has a raised power icon on it which not only signifies that it is the power button but offers a little grip when using with wet hands.
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