Philips Sonicare One by Sonicare Rechargeable Toothbrush, Sage, HY1200/28
$39.96
Price: $39.96
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Philips One by Sonicare is an ultra-portable electric toothbrush that keeps your smile bright. Always be ready to touch up your smile, no matter where the day takes you.
Product Dimensions : 4.45 x 2.36 x 9.45 inches; 4.09 ounces
Item model number : HY1200/28
Date First Available : August 23, 2023
Manufacturer : Philips Sonicare
ASIN : B0C8KSK2D3
Country of Origin : Netherlands
Designed with you in mind, Philips One is a big step up from manual brushing
Micro vibrations and tapered bristles gently polish teeth for a brighter smile
Colorful design, sleek travel case, and USB charger
2 Minute Timer with 30 second notifications
Brush heads match colorful handle for super sleek look
Customers say
Customers find the toothbrush portable and lightweight, making it easy to take with them when traveling. They appreciate its functionality, compact size, and good brushing performance compared to a regular toothbrush. Many find it works better than a standard toothbrush and gets the job done well. The battery life is long enough for most customers, though some dislike vibration. There are mixed opinions on value for money and charging capability.
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11 reviews for Philips Sonicare One by Sonicare Rechargeable Toothbrush, Sage, HY1200/28
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Christina Davila –
my teeth are literally squeaking
do you want teeth that feel almost too clean? this is the toothbrush for you. you see, i was in need of a new toothbrush because i caught my cat chewing on the one i was using (long story). iâve always wanted to try a sonicare brush so i decided to try this one, mostly because it was cute, stylish, and electric. to my absolute pleasure i was met with an absolute gem of a toothbrush. itâs simple and effective; definition of less is more. it times itself so it turns off whenever youâve completed a brush cycle. the speed is perfect and it comes with a travel case which i now use to keep my cat away from chewing on it. all in all im pleasantly surprised by the quality of this toothbrush at the price point its offered at. thank you sonicare for saving my mouth
link –
Small but mighty.
**Review of Sonicare Travel Toothbrush:**I recently purchased the Sonicare travel toothbrush for my upcoming trips, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations. This compact toothbrush is perfect for traveling, as it is small and lightweight, making it incredibly convenient to pack and carry around.Despite its small size, this Sonicare travel toothbrush works just like a full-sized one. The cleaning power is exceptional, and it effectively removes plaque and keeps my teeth and gums feeling clean and healthy. The bristles are gentle yet thorough, providing a deeply satisfying clean that rivals that of a regular toothbrush.The battery life is impressive, lasting for multiple uses without needing a recharge, which is perfect for those long trips where access to power outlets may be limited. It’s also incredibly easy to use and maintain, making it an ideal travel companion for keeping up with oral hygiene while on the go.Overall, I highly recommend the Sonicare travel toothbrush to anyone looking for a portable and efficient oral care solution. It has become an essential item in my travel kit, and I can’t imagine embarking on any future trips without it.
M&M –
Sleek, small, a little weak, proprietary charger cable
Quality: Small (good for travel), attractive. It’s sonic (I prefer rotating head better), so it takes me longer to brush my teeth. The charging cable is proprietary, so I have to bring it with me. Most other people already commented on it, and I agree. Why not designing it to use USB C head? They’ll save money on including the cable (we all have tons already).Price: Expensive for what it is.Update: I just purchased an Oral-B Cross Action, battery operated. the Oral-B is more than half the price, a little bigger, but with a strong rotating head. All things considered, I prefer the Oral-B.
gilbert ortega –
Great value for money, gets job done
Ive been using sonicare toothbrushes for years but they never last long, a year or two but for 200+ dollars that’s unacceptable. So I decided to “down grade” to this. But surprisingly, even though the vibration isnt as intense, I still have the same fresh feeling I did with my diamond clean. The speed is the same as the sonicare of the lowest speed. I do miss the ability to change the vibration level but the battery life on this is much better and it’s more comfortable to hold. There is also no app because this isn’t a smart brush, but I don’t think that necessary because this has the same pacer timer as the sonicare toothbrushes.In my opinion the price of this is more than justified and the increased cost of their premium toothbrush is not enough to justify the 2 to 4x price gap.
Pam –
The best electric toothbrush I’ve ever used is Philips One; so much to love!
I have used electric toothbrushes with batteries for at least 15 years. One is my favorite by far.Compared to the old Colgate electric toothbrushes with batteries, and the Hum with batteries, One is superior with its slender design and convenient holder. I love being able to recharge this toothbrush. As a result, the toothbrush is much lighter and less bulky because it doesn’t need disposable batteries. The ability to recharge makes it a greener and cheaper option in the long run, and it’s more convenient too.The head of the toothbrush is long and thin. I much prefer it the head of the Hum which is very small. The Philips One comes with a much more elegant and functional case compared to the Hum. For travel, it wraps up in the case like a wand.When I purchased the One, I did so because the heads for the Hum had skyrocketed in price. Then I saw the Philips One rechargeable, a feature I’d been longing for, and it was on sale to boot. I tried it out and I love it!One thing to note: the plug into the device is not compatible with any other charging cord I have. I wish there were a few universal designs, or even just one universal design, because it is a hassle to have so many cords for different devices, particularly when I travel.
jambro –
Good traveller with a couple of flaws
This, the cheapest of the Phillips line of electric toothbrushes, seems to work very well. It has the timer to remind you to move on to the next quadrant in your mouth. If you pay attention to that, it makes sure you spend 30 seconds on each of both sides, upper and lower. It has no extra settings or bells and whistles but I have no problem with that.It does have two main flaws that I cannot forgive. One is the nice case they provide for storage will not stay closed. It looks like it should but the two tabs on the cover will not lock in to the two slots they are supposed to fit into. I have to hold it closed with a rubber band. I wonder if they even tried it themselves to confirm that it works. This is a design flaw.The second flaw is that the cord for charging the unit has a USB connector on one end for plugging into any USB outlet but the toothbrush end has only a double socket to fit over two pins in the end of the toothbrush! The toothbrush end looks like a wire for plugging into a kitchen appliance. If you lose that wire you cannot charge the toothbrush. Why in hell did they not put a USB connection on the toothbrush so you could use an ordinary USB wire and not have to keep up with the one they provide?If you buy the Sonicare One that uses replaceable batteries you would not have that problem but you might still have a case that won’t stay closed.I would consider returning it but I don’t think anyone wants a used toothbrush- IMHO
Matthew –
More gentle than aquasonic. I really like how small the body is as well. I find it more comfortable to hold and on the gums compared to my old oral b brush. I expect my teeth to be just as clean as the dentist has only commented that my teeth are looking good!Also comes with a nice travel case but like others have said these use proprietary chargers which is really annoying. If I lose the charger I might just buy the battery operated version and use rechargeable batteries.
Emilie –
This is an awesome toothbrush. Very sleek and well made. The battery has lasted me months and is still going. I have not needed to charge once.
Jesus Granillo –
super ligero, bonito, potente
JoaquÃn M. –
Me encanta, la sensación de limpieza es increÃble y la carga le dura bastante tiempo. Lo amo
Gloria Bergman –
I bought this for my partner because he is traveling back and forth for work. He always put a current Toothbrush in a Ziploc bag. He LOVES this nee Toothbrush. It’s easy to charge. It is thin, easy to pack, and it drains; it is easy to clean the holder and actual Toothbrush. Well worth the money, and no more needing batteries!