Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9000
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Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9000


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Hello, indeed I too have been looking for travel cases - without success. Luckily, someone just offered two cases on Ricardo.ch, which solved my problem. So good luck with your search!
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You get: 1xBody White, 1xBody Black, 1xcharging station with glass gold-pink, 1xcharging station black with attachment. Unfortunately, I don't know how many brushes I received. I think it was four or six
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digitec

2 months ago

Yes, the toothbrush can also be charged without the dental glass, but only with the appropriate charging base or the USB charging case supplied. A normal mobile adapter alone is not enough; the designated charging base with power connection is required.
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2 months ago

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No, the charging glass of the DiamondClean 9000 is not compatible with the Sonicare 6100. DiamondClean models such as HX9914/57 use special chargers with glass that only work with matching handpieces, while the 6100 requires a standard charger with a fixed pin. The chargers are model-dependent and not universally interchangeable.
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1st variant Remove the lid on the back of the travel case. Plug the USB cable into a charging adapter and connect it to the mains. Then place the toothbrush in the front. The battery charging symbol flashes on the bottom of the toothbrush. 2nd variant Place the toothbrush in the glass provided and place the glass on the charger provided. The battery charge symbol flashes on the bottom of the toothbrush. Good luck - Herbert
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6 months ago

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6 months ago

I'm sorry about that, as a matter of principle, instructions are given in the specifications. There seems to have been an error here. You are also welcome to contact our customer service team directly so that the issue can be checked in more detail and a solution worked out if necessary: https://www.galaxus.ch/help
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9 months ago

The reason lies solely in the suppliers. We source our products from different suppliers to ensure that they are available as far as possible. Each supplier has different prices. As soon as an item is no longer available, we switch to the next one. That is why we also work with daily prices. :)
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11 months ago

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The battery lasts around 14 days with normal use (cleaning twice a day), and up to 22 to 33 days when tested, depending on the cleaning mode and intensity. This corresponds to around 28 to 66 brushing sessions without recharging. This means you don't necessarily have to take the charging glass or case with you on a week-long trip, as the battery will last this long without any problems. The included charging case also makes it easy to recharge via USB when travelling if you do need to charge.
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1 year ago

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1 year ago

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The charging stations for the Philips Sonicare toothbrushes, such as the charging glass or the normal charging station, must always be connected to charge the toothbrush. There is no function that allows you to charge the stations and then charge the toothbrush without a cable, similar to AirPods. The toothbrush itself has a battery life of up to two weeks, but the charging stations themselves do not store energy to charge the toothbrush without a cable.
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1 year ago

Does the toothbrush really weigh 500 grams?

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1 year ago

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The toothbrush does not weigh 500 grams. Unfortunately, I have not found an exact weight specification in the available data. However, one online retailer lists a weight of 1.220 kg, which is obviously a mistake as this would be far too heavy for a toothbrush. Normally, electric toothbrushes weigh around 100 to 200 grams.
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