Sonicare Xtreme e3000 Power Toothbrush Review

Philips Sonicare Xtreme e3000 Power Toothbrush reviews are full of grit. One consumer posting a Philips Sonicare Xtreme e3000 Power toothbrush review on Sears suggests passing on this model because it's poorly made and not a good example of sonic cleaning action. It doesn't fair much better at Target, where Philips Sonicare Xtreme e3000 Power toothbrush reviews indicate that water seepage into the battery compartment is a common problem that causes the cheap electric toothbrush to stop working. Some users like its cleaning ability, according to Philips Sonicare Xtreme e3000 Power Toothbrush reviews on Epinions, but others report similar experience with the battery compartment.

The Philips Sonicare Xtreme e3000 Power Toothbrush uses sonic action (intense speed that energizes saliva, which in turn helps remove plaque) to clean your teeth. It runs on two AA batteries and features a smartimer to help keep you brushing for the recommended two minutes. Replacement brush heads for this model are pricey, running around $44 for four replacements.

There are several issues with this cheap electric toothbrush that give us pause. First is the basic price, which pushes the limits of the Cheapism niche, and then the costly replacement heads. Second, we have concerns about the durability of the product given consumers' comments about water leaking into the battery compartment and the resulting malfunction.