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Philips Sonicare 4300 review: Design
The Philips Sonicare 4300 resides in the Protective Clean range of Philips electric toothbrushes. This is the most basic model available, while the elder sibling, Philips Sonicare 5100 and Philips Sonicare 6100 have more features but those models are not available in India yet. Out of the box, the Philips Sonicare 4300 looks like the rest of the pack with a long white thick stem that houses the battery pack and the double mode power button.
An LED indicator is also there on the stem with a charging port. A mettle connector attaches the brush to the stem. There is only one brush attachment given in the box and for more, you would need to pay extra. A charging dock is also given in the box and the battery life is said to be 14 days and we got just about that. The device is dressed in white with a hint of blue as the power button.
Philips Sonicare 4300 review: Performance
Moving to the performance, the Philips Sonicare 4300 does not have any rotating bristles, but static ones that are pressure sensitive and vibrate when brushing. At first, the experience was quite alien as we are not used to it, but after a few days, we got used to it. The brush also indicates if you have spent enough time brushing as there is a quad-pacer in it.
The company claims that the Philips Sonicare 4300 will not just clean your teeth but make them whiter too. In our short period with it, we did not see a drastic change, but our teeth and gums did feel refreshed and better than before. The brush is able to reach hard to reach areas of the mouth easily and clean it with decent to good precision. Over that, there is a smart brush replacement indicator on it too, which will tell the users when they need to replace the brush head.
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There are two intensities of vibrations in the Philips Sonicare 4300. Low and high, according to your preference you can set it. We used it on low as that was very gentle on the teeth.
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Flip the clamshell case open and you will find the twin earphones inside surrounded by a blue hue. Yes, the LG Tone Free FP9W UV Nano wireless earphones also come with a UV cleaning mechanism that turns on as soon as you place the earphones back in the case. What it essentially does is cleans and disinfects the earphones of any bacteria or viruses using UV light. LG claims 99% of germs are killed using this tech.
The LG Tone Free FP9W UV Nano wireless earphones are nicely built, and we found them to be quite premium. They come with a large audio driver inside a conch-like shell with a stem on each. These also have 3 MICs individually and support active noise cancellation. Each audio plug also has a sensor in it, which pauses the music as soon as any one of them is pulled out of the ear. Put them back in and you will see the music gets un-paused automatically.
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Over that, the LG Tone Free FP9W UV Nano audio earplugs are IPX4 rated. This means sweat in this hot weather or light splashes in the rainy season will not ruin them. These also respond well to each tap. The result is almost instantaneous. Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) works very well on most counts. With it turned on you do end up cutting out most of the loud external noise. But that does consume a little extra battery life.
Talking about which, LG claims the LG Tone Free FP9W UV Nano audio earplugs will give its users 10 hours of battery life. Well, we got about 8.5 hours’ worth of battery life, with ANC turned off. With ANC turned on, it went down by another 45 mins. Nevertheless, the bright part is that it can charge very quickly. In 5 min of charge, you can get 1 hour of playback time, which is brilliant. The supplied case will give users an additional 14 hours of battery life.
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