Philips One for Kids by Sonicare
Kids
- 3-year cost
- ~$73
- Price per head
- $4.98
- Battery
- 90 days per AAA
- $18
- 90 days per AAA
- Quadrant timer
Best for: A cheap timer brush for a child who loses things
Brand
Philips sells Sonicare from $18 AAA kids' brushes to the $380 Prestige 9900. Every click-on Sonicare with a published speed in this catalog is rated at either 31,000 or 62,000 brush movements a minute (the slim Philips One models quote 13,000 microvibrations), so most of what a pricier Sonicare adds is modes, sensors, cases and chargers, not motor. All click-on handles share one head system; the Philips One models use their own. The ADA's own product search had no live listing naming these models at the capture.
Ordered by price, lowest first.
Kids
Best for: A cheap timer brush for a child who loses things

Sonic
Best for: The cheapest way onto Sonicare's click-on heads

Battery & slim
Best for: A slim travel brush that never needs a charger

Kids
Best for: A rechargeable Sonicare for a young child

Battery & slim
Best for: A rechargeable travel brush that fits a toiletry pouch

Sonic
Best for: A Sonicare pressure sensor at the lowest price

Sonic
Best for: The classic budget Sonicare with a replacement reminder

Sonic
Best for: A Gum Health mode for about $60

Sonic
Best for: Flagship-rated motor speed at a mid-range price

Sonic
Best for: App tracking and a visible pressure warning on the 62,000 motor

Sonic
Best for: Travellers who want one cable and a Sonicare

Sonic
Best for: A countertop stand and the premium DiamondClean finish

Sonic
Best for: App coaching during the brush, not just a log afterwards

Sonic
Best for: Buyers who would rather pay for heads up front

Sonic
Best for: Someone who wants the brush to adjust itself to pressure and motion