Cheapest ever! Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Sonic Toothbrush HX9361/67 - £62.50 @ Tesco Direct

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Cheapest ever! Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Sonic Toothbrush HX9361/67 only £62.50 @ Tesco online

£62.50 Tesco Direct9 Feb 16

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kris1234

9 Feb 16

Tesco reduced by 75 % the price for few Sonicare product. John Lewis will price match.

Link to pink one :

http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-sonicare-hx936167-pink-diamondclean/467-4521.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=467-4521

Highest model only for £62.50 . Cheapest in UK since on the market.

Pink for this price . White oos . Free delivery too.

Grab a bargain.

Also Philips Sonicare HX9172/10 FlexCare Platinum Rechargeable Toothbrush with UV Sanitizer for £56.25 link : http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-sonicare-hx917210-flexcare-platinum-rechargeable-toothbrush-with-uv-sanitizer/374-3653.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=374-3653

All comments (70)

honeymonster86

9 Feb 16 1 #1

£62 for a toothbrush?!?!

Ruffuz to honeymonster86

9 Feb 16 #3

imagine that...

Orcinus_orca to honeymonster86

9 Feb 16 #4

And it would save you £000s in dental care

longback2

9 Feb 16 #2

brilliant price

kris1234

9 Feb 16 #5

agree. since use this one never had a gums problems.

flipper118

9 Feb 16 #6

would john lewis price match this? £112.50

kris1234 to flipper118

9 Feb 16 #7

they did for me today.

PalG to flipper118

9 Feb 16 #55

Just spoke to Amazon and the person said they don't price match.

Lucky guy above.

indigowest2004

9 Feb 16 #8

Heat added..10 ordered lol

EF1985

9 Feb 16 #9

There was a pink one posted a week ago for only 25 pound!

rochellejackson to EF1985

9 Feb 16 #11

yup....from Tesco. Pink one £25 purple one £37.50

iluvsavingmulah

9 Feb 16 #10

So tempted! Unfortunately I purchased the Healthy White a few weeks ago.

LogicalHarm to iluvsavingmulah

9 Feb 16 #12

I did too, thankfully i didn't open it yet - this is unbelievable!

molly1979

9 Feb 16 #13

Great deal. It's not better at cleaning than the cheaper models but it comes with the charging stuff

Maxow to molly1979

9 Feb 16 #24

Oh yes it is, by a mile

LogicalHarm

9 Feb 16 #14

Different, lower model!

EF1985

9 Feb 16 #15

It won't be that much different! It's a toothbrush at the end of the day!

NO1FAN

9 Feb 16 #16

Amazon have now price matched this

kris1234 to NO1FAN

9 Feb 16 #17

thanks for great news

r0cky69

9 Feb 16 #18

This Toothbrush is amazing though it doesn't last forever. I've had a few over the years. At this price, I'm tempted to order and keep as a spare.

r0cky69

9 Feb 16 #19

I came here to post, as I've had this on Camel Camel Camel pricewatch for years...

Apogee00 to r0cky69

9 Feb 16 2 #28

Me too!

GIFSoup

djames108

9 Feb 16 #20

wouldn't it be more cost effective to buy the standard model and just buy the heads?

tadbamber

9 Feb 16 #21

amazon price is now £100

r0cky69

9 Feb 16 #22

Yep, it's gone!

kris1234

9 Feb 16 #23

price match from john lewis :

Thank you for your price match request for the Philips HX9361/67 DiamondClean Rechargeable Sonic Toothbrush, Pink.

I have looked into your request and will be happy to match the price of £62.50 for the Philips HX9361/67 DiamondClean Rechargeable Sonic Toothbrush, Pink (product code 81500306) seen at Tesco Direct.

stvoritel to kris1234

9 Feb 16 #34

What's the advantage of buying from Lewis and how to ask for a price match? Thanks

Jonsmyname

9 Feb 16 #25

Thanks OP, ordered one.

Dodge62

9 Feb 16 #26

Any better than the high-end Braun/Oral-B models?

r0cky69 to Dodge62

9 Feb 16 2 #29

This by a mile.

akosano

9 Feb 16 #27

What's better, this or the "FlexCare Platinum" which is apparently reduced from £225 to £56? Is there even any difference?

Maxow

9 Feb 16 #30

A word of advice if you buy one of these - don't use the cheap Chinese brushes. As Philips now press the toothbrush holder in on splines the cheap brushes fit too tight and pull the end off when you changes brushes.

friendlyfire321

9 Feb 16 #31

Great price on this

louiselouise

9 Feb 16 2 #32

The DiamondClean (and FlexCare Platinum) have the same 31,000 brushstrokes per minute as the HealthyWhite, and even the more basic EasyClean models. You're paying extra for more bells and whistles - the battery will still die after a few years and I'd imagine they all do the same job.

If you're strapped for cash, get the EasyClean. I went for the pink HealthyWhite at £25 a few weeks ago - my third, and my dentist definitely noticed the difference when I moved to sonic brushes!

As for the UV Sanitiser, I bought one for around a tenner when a seller on ebay had a batch. The jury is out as to whether they are actually beneficial.

RastamanFB

9 Feb 16 #33

i got this from philips for 84.99 using stacked vouchers and that was classed as a deal
this is hot.
best toothbrush ive ever used

stvoritel

9 Feb 16 1 #35

By 10 miles. I would never go back to OralB.

fandangoxx

9 Feb 16 #36

Avoid buying this model, had 4 of these in the last 14 months, battery just goes dead !, Phillips have replaced but it's been a hassle.

r0cky69 to fandangoxx

13 Feb 16 #70

I've had these since they were released many years ago. Never had any battery problems, and mine only need charging every few weeks.
However, the ultrasonic mechanism does fail. One time when my gf dropped my brush on the floor, and another two possibly whilst in checked luggage whilst flying, I don't know. They do last a couple of years though before I've had a mechanism fail.

molly1979

9 Feb 16 1 #37

How is it better at cleaning? It has the same 31,000 brush strokes as the lower models. The extra settings are just fewer strokes than that , not more.

Dontforg3t

9 Feb 16 #38

I have this toothbrush. Its great.

laurensmith36

9 Feb 16 #39

I paid £110 for the black one of these for my bf for Christmas

kris1234 to laurensmith36

9 Feb 16 #40

Toothbrush for Christmas?

bldoom

9 Feb 16 #41

Not free delivery but free collection

laurensmith36

9 Feb 16 #42

Its what he wanted!!

Simplyalif

9 Feb 16 #43

How did you get amazon to price match?

Simplyalif

9 Feb 16 #44

How did you get them to price match

liabrindley

9 Feb 16 #45

Out of stock for the white :-(

vladdy

9 Feb 16 #46

Live Chat

Simplyalif

9 Feb 16 1 #47

I just tried that and they don't price match

vladdy

9 Feb 16 #48

They did for me as you can see, so not sure how it works really.

Simplyalif

9 Feb 16 #49

http://s2.postimg.org/ej269ypnd/Untitled.png

See Amazon do not price match

vladdy to Simplyalif

9 Feb 16 #50

Not sure, they have been nothing but great to me. They did however say I am a customer for 10 years and so on. So I guess maybe they bend the rules in some particular cases.

But that's fine, John Lewis will price match it 100%, maybe I was lucky. Go there.

liabrindley

9 Feb 16 #51

Unlikely John Lewis will price match this unless you are buying pink as it is out of stock in white - only have pink left and that's a no no for me :-(

acs103

9 Feb 16 1 #52

Thanks, managed to get from Amazon before they put price back up

vladdy

9 Feb 16 #53

Ah c'mon, why would the Pink be a problem, it's not a car after all :stuck_out_tongue:

JamesPilling

9 Feb 16 #54

Couldn't miss out at the price. I'll brave the pink!!

vanilla8

9 Feb 16 #56

I got white price matched at John Lewis but that was when it was in stock earlier

Dodge62

9 Feb 16 #57

Shame they don't have the remote timer that Oral-B has. I find that hugely useful in that I actually spend the full two minutes brushing rather than standing there thinking "30 seconds HAVE to be up by now, oh sod it, I'll move on".

AppStar

10 Feb 16 #58

Just spray paint it :wink:

kaiserg

10 Feb 16 1 #59

White back in stock at Tesco at 8:20...

vinegarvera

10 Feb 16 #60

Sorry to sound thick but why is this better than the healthy white I bought from Tesco a few weeks ago?

djames108 to vinegarvera

10 Feb 16 #61

its probably not, just the different heads and looks posher maybe?

louiselouise to vinegarvera

10 Feb 16 1 #64

The FlexCare Platinum and DiamondClean all have the same 31,000 brushstrokes per minute as the cheaper HealthyWhite and EasyClean models.

The DiamondClean has a "glass" that allows you to recharge your brush, and a travel charger with USB capability. It also has a travel case - though some variants of the HealthyWhite come with a case too (I tend not to use it anyway). It also comes with two brush heads - the pink HealthyWhite I got from Tesco for £25 recently only had one.

bernyspence

10 Feb 16 #62

I only paid £25 for mine

fairdous

10 Feb 16 #63

it is gone:(

Muppethunter to fairdous

10 Feb 16 #65

Pink is still available here.

ebZan

10 Feb 16 #66

oos pink n white