Philips Sonicare 2100 and 3100 DailyClean are relatively new models in the toothbrush industry but what truly differentiates them. Which one should you choose which allows you to enhance your dental care? We examine the differences between Sonicare 2100 vs 3100 with a view to helping you determine which one suits your needs.
Difference between Philips Sonicare DailyClean 2100 and 3100
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- Philips Sonicare 3100 DailyClean features a pressure sensor whereas the Philips Sonicare 2100 DailyClean lacks it.
- The pressure sensor in the DailyClean 3100 is not visible but it alerts you when you brush too hard.
- A pressure sensor alerts you if you use excessive pressure on your tooth and gums as you clean. It’s a feature that dentists recommend in an electrical brush. When the sensor detects an excess of pressure, the handle vibrates with a design very distinct from the regular signals in timers and quad pacers.
- This makes it hard to ignore. You’ll probably see a change in the sounds of the brush also. As soon as any pressure is relieved, the vibration will stop. The sensor is working constantly and can activate each time you use excessive force unless it’s disabled.
- Sonicare 3100 DailyClean has a BrushSync capability feature that reminds you to replace your brush head when it starts to wear out. Sonicare 2100 DailyClean does not have this feature.
- Sonicare 2100 comes with one SimplyClean brush head while the Sonicare 3100 comes equipped with a single standard C1 ProResults brush head. The brush heads differ in their shape but they both clean very well. In any case, most brush heads by Philips Sonicare are compatible with most models. You can always buy the brush heads you fancy and use it on the toothbrush you end up choosing.
- The other difference is that DailyClean 2100 comes just in one colour (White Mint) while the DailyClean 3100 comes in 3 colours (White, Black and Deep Pink).
- Philips Sonicare DailyClean 2100 is cheaper than the Philips Sonicare DailyClean 3100.
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Similarities
Both Sonicare 2100 vs 3100 have a built-in two-minute timer and a thirty-second pacer. They also have LED battery charge notifications and a USB charging stand.
They both have Push on, pull off brush heads that are compatible with most Sonicare models. They similarly have Standard rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery sealed insides and are water-resistant brush handles.
Which is Better, Philips Sonicare 2100 or 3100?
Both Sonicare 2100 and 3100 are decent toothbrushes that clean well to remove plaque from your teeth. Whichever you choose depends on your preference and budget. The 3100 has a pressure sensor that alerts you whenever you brush too hard. This of course will help improve your gum health but if you are only concerned with cleaning ability, both 2100 and 3100 are excellent choices.
Last update on 2022-09-26 at 19:43 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
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Dr. Tom Bell has a PhD in Medical Anthropology. He has a keen interest in oral health topics and is the founder of dentalrave. He has been an oral health researcher and electric toothbrush enthusiast for over 10 years. When not talking about dental hygiene and gadgets, Tom likes spending time outdoors hiking.
