Philips Sonicare 5000 vs Philips Sonicare Series 5700

Over three years, with heads at each maker's own pack price, the Philips Sonicare 5000 costs about $127 to the Philips Sonicare Series 5700's $153. Both have pressure sensors, signalled differently: pressure sensor (signal not described) on the Philips Sonicare 5000, pressure sensor (vibration or sound) on the Philips Sonicare Series 5700. Every other published figure for both is in the table, with the rows where they differ tinted.

Philips Sonicare 5000 electric toothbrush

Philips Sonicare

Philips Sonicare 5000

Pressure sensorbattery life not published · no case

~$60

New to Philips' US catalog in 2026, the 5000 adds a Gum Health mode and ships with a whitening head alongside the plaque head.

Best for: A Gum Health mode for about $60

Philips Sonicare Series 5700 electric toothbrush

Philips Sonicare

Philips Sonicare Series 5700

Pressure sensor21-day battery · USB-A lead · no case

~$80

The Series 5700 is the entry point to Philips' 62,000-movement motor, the same figure the company quotes for its $380 Prestige.

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

Specification comparison of the Philips Sonicare 5000 and the Philips Sonicare Series 5700
SpecificationPhilips Sonicare 5000Philips Sonicare Series 5700
Approx. price~$60~$80
3-year cost~$127 ($60 handle + 10 heads at $6.66)~$153 ($80 handle + 11 heads at $6.66)
TypeSonicSonic
MotionSonic (vibrating head)Sonic (vibrating head)
Speed (maker's figure)31,000 bristle movements62,000 brush movements / min
Pressure sensorPressure sensor (signal not described): Philips' page says the pressure sensor helps protect your gums without saying how it signalsPressure sensor (vibration or sound): Vibration and pulsing sound
ADA SealNo listing foundNo listing found
Timer2-minute timer2-minute timer
Quadrant pacerYes, every 30 secondsYes, every 30 seconds
Modes2: Clean, Gum Health2: Clean, Gum Health
Intensities23
ScreenNoneNone
AppNoNo
Batterynot published21-day battery (Philips spec: operating time 21 days)
Chargingnot publishedUSB-A lead
Travel caseNoNo
Heads in the box21
Head familySonicare click-onSonicare click-on
Head compatibilityAny Philips Sonicare click-on head (C1 SimplyClean, C2, C3, G3, A3, W); not Philips One headsAny Philips Sonicare click-on head (C1 SimplyClean, C2, C3, G3, A3, W); not Philips One heads
Price per head$6.66 (Sonicare SimplyClean 6-pack (HX6016/77), $39.96 on usa.philips.com)$6.66 (Sonicare SimplyClean 6-pack (HX6016/77), $39.96 on usa.philips.com)
Replace heads every3 months (maker)3 months (maker)
Warranty2 years2 years
First listed20262024

Philips Sonicare 5000: what it gives up

  • Philips' own page and spec sheet disagree on battery life
  • Spec sheet's box list names a different handle
  • No travel case, like every adult Sonicare under $130
  • Philips does not say how the pressure sensor signals

Philips Sonicare Series 5700: what it gives up

  • No wall adapter in the box, only a USB-A lead
  • No travel case or app; the 6500 adds both for $50 more
  • Pressure feedback is vibration only; a light arrives with the Series 6500

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