Philips Sonicare One by Sonicare Rechargeable Toothbrush, Shadow, HY1200/26

**Review of Sonicare Travel Toothbrush:**I recently purchased the Sonicare travel toothbrush for my upcoming trips, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations. This compact toothbrush is perfect for traveling, as it is small and lightweight, making it incredibly convenient to pack and carry around.Despite its small size, this Sonicare travel toothbrush works just like a full-sized one. The cleaning power is exceptional, and it effectively removes plaque and keeps my teeth and gums feeling clean and healthy. The bristles are gentle yet thorough, providing a deeply satisfying clean that rivals that of a regular toothbrush.The battery life is impressive, lasting for multiple uses without needing a recharge, which is perfect for those long trips where access to power outlets may be limited. It's also incredibly easy to use and maintain, making it an ideal travel companion for keeping up with oral hygiene while on the go.Overall, I highly recommend the Sonicare travel toothbrush to anyone looking for a portable and efficient oral care solution. It has become an essential item in my travel kit, and I can't imagine embarking on any future trips without it.

I got this brush as a backup when I travel and I really like it because it gives me a clean feel after washing my mouth, but I don't think it compares to the regular Sonicare. This one feels like is mostly vibration rather than a deep clean. It still is much better than a regular toothbrush and more lightweight than the other Sonicare.Charges quickly and the charge lasts a long time.

Build quality feels solid, vibration is weaker than normal Sonicare, but still does a great job and feels good doing it.Two key drawbacks:(1) The charging port on the toothbrush is for a proprietary cable type (cable is included with the toothbrush). We're getting to the mid-2020s; it's getting harder to justify buying travel electronics that aren't direct USB-C charging. We can't be carrying a different cable around for each trimmer, shaver, toothbrush, and other accessory.(2) The toothbrush doesn't have a flat base, and so can't stand upright. That makes it tough to leave out on a small hotel sink, but even more difficult to keep in e.g., a bathroom wall cabinet at home without taking up a large amount of horizontal shelf space.Both of these are odd oversights for a toothbrush that's main advantage is that it's compact enough to travel with, hoping they resolve them in the next-gen. I'd buy it again in a year or two just to resolve these two issues.