Philips sonicare diamondclean rechargeable toothbrush 2 pack costco price

codier [OP] Sr. Member

Mar 25, 2010 961 posts 164 upvotes GTA

Feb 7th, 2021 9:05 pm

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Price:199.97Retailer:Costco

Was 299.99 and it's 199.97 now. Not all store has it but I checked Downsview and Vaughn still has it. I was at Downsview location this evening and they have like 50ish left. Vaughan location has 60ish left. Don't worry about the tag as it was still showing 299.99 but when you scan it at check out you will see it's 199.97. It's sold out online unfortunately.

It's a expensive toothbrush and it's good for people who is aiming for it. It's a big pink box.

SKU: 1360442
Model: 9354/75
Includes:

2 Sonicare Handles - One White / One Pink
2 Charging Glasses
2 USB Travel Charging Cases
2 Premium Plaque Control Brush Heads
2 DiamondClean Brush Heads

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NoCountry4RFDer Deal Addict

Dec 19, 2013 2298 posts 1879 upvotes Ottawa

Feb 7th, 2021 9:08 pm

What's the difference between this one and their other set?
I was told they're taking them away, anyone else heard that?

now if only the replacement brush heads would go on sale...

I have the Diamondclean and it's significantly better than the other Costco one (the one that used to come in the Costco two-pack, which my husband has). I've had my Diamondclean for eight years now and it still works, I just need to charge it more often. My parents used to buy the Costco one but they've already had to replace it at least twice already. I ended up buying the Diamondclean for my mom too and she loves it.

I sometimes have to use my husband's regular Costco Sonicare because I forget to charge mine, and I hate it. It vibrates less smoothly and is less gentle on my sensitive gums.

That being said, this is not the most updated Diamondclean model. The most updated one has bluetooth and connects to an app which tells you if you've been brushing properly.

For a Diamondclean this is a good deal, it’s not if you can’t afford $100 for a toothbrush like my uncle. I got him one from Amazon for $40, it has a $5 off coupon now to make it $35. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08CVJ ... UTF8&psc=1 He says it works great. My mom saw his and she bought one in pink - also says it’s great. I don’t know much about them in terms of longevity since they just got them but so far they're perfect. I liked that this model pauses every 30s to tell you when to move to the next part of your mouth like the Phillips. The brushes also fade so you know when they need to be changed. Just providing another option.

I also see Oral B io7 on sale (pictures) for $199 which would be better buy?

Endlesscc wrote: ↑I also see Oral B io7 on sale (pictures) for $199 which would be better buy?

9 out of 10 dentists recommend Colgate, but mine the recommends the Sonicare toothbrush. I would concur with my dentist's recommendation.

Endlesscc wrote: ↑ I also see Oral B io7 on sale (pictures) for $199 which would be better buy?

iO7 retails for 280 each and Costco is a pair. I was tempting of getting it but ending up with the Diamond clean. iO7 diamond heads are $50 for 2 refill heads.

Clement wrote: ↑ now if only the replacement brush heads would go on sale...

third party heads from amazon work fine and are super cheap

I have the old version of this and frankly I’d just buy the 2x of the 4100 model off Amazon instead. Guarantee you’ll never use any of the other modes.

And with how all the water and crap drips to the bottom of the brush, I would not want to put this inside of a cup you’ll use to rinse your mouth.

JuniorMint wrote: ↑ I have the old version of this and frankly I’d just buy the 2x of the 4100 model off Amazon instead. Guarantee you’ll never use any of the other modes.

And with how all the water and crap drips to the bottom of the brush, I would not want to put this inside of a cup you’ll use to rinse your mouth.

I second this...I bought one of the "upgraded" Oral B ones, and use only the regular brush setting. Save your money.

My phone plan is $400 a month for 500 MB of data.
My internet plan is $199.99 for capped internet and slow speeds.
My credit cards are the ones with annual fees but terrible rewards.
Did I RFD correctly?

tomadams wrote: ↑ third party heads from amazon work fine

this is debatable

My phone plan is $400 a month for 500 MB of data.
My internet plan is $199.99 for capped internet and slow speeds.
My credit cards are the ones with annual fees but terrible rewards.
Did I RFD correctly?

I've gone through 2 diamond clean toothbrushes in 3 years. 1 was a warranty replacement. It doesn't last. I honestly really take care of my things.
Kids all have cheaper models and throw them around and use them a tasers on each other and are super rough with them and theirs are like brand new.
I switched to a cheaper model, honestly don't really notice that much of a difference.

scottmg wrote: ↑ this is debatable

I don't think its debatable. Not only do I use the replacement heads from amazon and they function just fine, last just fine, and have a fine texture, but I am also a dentist lol. Just bought a new brush through the Philips professional demo program, and it is a Diamond clean as well, and I just kept using my same head (from Amazon) I was using before my old brush broke as it was quite new and works perfectly on the diamond clean just as it had on my previous older model

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Kaida9 wrote: ↑ I've gone through 2 diamond clean toothbrushes in 3 years. 1 was a warranty replacement. It doesn't last. I honestly really take care of my things.
Kids all have cheaper models and throw them around and use them a tasers on each other and are super rough with them and theirs are like brand new.
I switched to a cheaper model, honestly don't really notice that much of a difference.

I don't think there is much of a difference in the actual performance. The difference is mostly the useless features like all the extra "cleaning modes" and the bluetooth functionality. The only useful difference would be the charger being a glass and the ability for this brush to be charged in the travel case as well.

tomadams wrote: ↑ I don't think its debatable. Not only do I use the replacement heads from amazon and they function just fine, last just fine, and have a fine texture, but I am also a dentist lol. Just bought a new brush through the Philips professional demo program, and it is a Diamond clean as well, and I just kept using my same head (from Amazon) I was using before my old brush broke as it was quite new and works perfectly on the diamond clean just as it had on my previous older model

you saying it is not debatable and me saying it is debatable is a perfect example of something being debatable.

My phone plan is $400 a month for 500 MB of data.
My internet plan is $199.99 for capped internet and slow speeds.
My credit cards are the ones with annual fees but terrible rewards.
Did I RFD correctly?

scottmg wrote: ↑ you saying it is not debatable and me saying it is debatable is a perfect example of something being debatable.

lol I suppose that is true. Have you used the amazon heads before?

tomadams wrote: ↑ lol I suppose that is true. Have you used the amazon heads before?

of course, hence why I said that it is debatable...I didn't find them to be good quality nor did they work the same as the branded ones

My phone plan is $400 a month for 500 MB of data.
My internet plan is $199.99 for capped internet and slow speeds.
My credit cards are the ones with annual fees but terrible rewards.
Did I RFD correctly?

BD_Deal_Seeker Jr. Member

Dec 10, 2015 113 posts 77 upvotes Montréal

Feb 8th, 2021 9:57 am

How much were the iO7?!
I just bought it recently at SDM :O