Philips One by Sonicare Battery Toothbrush
One up your brushing with Philips One by Sonicare, 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. Philips One's colorful design and ultra-portable travel case make for a convenient, super sleek look. Micro vibrations and tapered bristles on the color matching brush head polish teeth for a brighter smile. Two minute SmarTimer and Quadpacer automatically guides you through dental professional rmended two minute brushing. 90-day battery life from included AAA battery. Compatible with Philips One replacement brush heads only. Includes Philips One handle, Philips One brush head, travel case and AAA battery.
Why r/BuyItForLife recommends it
5 mentions from real owners
- #1Sep 5, 2025
The Best Electric Toothbrush Currently?
Quip’s great for travel -slim, has a bristle cover, and easy to pack. Not super powerful, but does the job. Sonicare travel models are a bit stronger if you need more clean.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Aug 11, 2025
The Best Electric Toothbrush Currently?
I have a Sonicare One (it’s called One) that has worked well for me for this purpose. The brush head replacements are kind of expensive and haven’t found a suitable generic version, otherwise I like it. It was really affordable ($20 usd). Takes 1 AAA battery.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Jul 11, 2025
Is there an electric toothbrush that's actually worth it?
hi!!! I used to be all about the sonicares but mine, the built in batteries all died in 4 years max. I now get the sonicare "one". It takes batteries. Regular frikkin batteries. Therefore I can also take it traveling. Going on strong. It is NOT the most premium sonic clean. Those things feel different. I say close enough. The built in battery is bs.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #4Apr 6, 2025
Best electric toothbrush?
Loving my Sonicare One. Simple, svelte (travels easily), not too buzzy (I do a normal style brushing with it, so no different technique than a normal toothbrush, just a little lighter), has the quad timer, battery lasts over a month brushing twice daily, heads are a bit cheaper than standard Sonicare. My hygienist is happy with the results.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #5Mar 1, 2025
Electric Toothbrush Help
I got a Sonicare One to try it out. My kids and my wife have the regular Sonicare basic brushes. The One is less vibratey than the regular ones, but I like it because it is smaller and more packable, the battery lasts way longer, and I just use it like a regular toothbrush (actually brushing + the vibrations). Just had my 1st cleaning since getting it (about 2 months on it now), and my hygienist was happy with the level of plaque on my teeth.
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