Laifen Wave vs Philips One by Sonicare (rechargeable)

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Wave compared with One by Sonicare (rechargeable)
LaifenWavePhilipsOne by Sonicare (rechargeable)
Overview
ReleasedMarch 2024November 2020
Brushing
TypeSonicSonic
Modes3 (better)1
Pressure sensorNoNo
TimerYesYes
Brushing detailServo motor combining 26,000 vibrations/min with oscillation (up to 19.8° in the preset modes); high-frequency custom mode 35,000–66,000 vibrations/min; up to 55 dB13,000 micro-vibrations per minute with contoured bristles
ModesLow, Medium and High presets; Daily and High-frequency custom modes with 10 levels each of vibration strength, oscillation range and speed, set in the Laifen appOne cleaning mode, which runs for 2 minutes (Electric Teeth)
Brush headsGum care, Super-clean and Ultra-whitening heads (one of each in the box)Philips One brush heads only; not compatible with other Sonicare heads
Battery and app
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 30 daysUp to 30 days
AppYesNo
Battery detailTwo 900 mAh Li-ion cells in series; 30 days in Mode 2 at twice a day for 2 minutes (44 days Mode 1, 18 days Mode 3); indicator light shows charge levelRechargeable; up to 30 days full to empty
ChargerMagnetic charging cable, about 2.5 hours; 5 V adapter not includedUSB-C port under a cap in the base of the handle (Electric Teeth); USB-A to USB-C cable
AppLaifen app sets brushing time (1–5 minutes), 30-second reminders and custom modes–
Design
DisplayNoNo
Travel caseNoYes
Travel case–Philips One travel case
Display detailsNo screen; battery and mode indicator lights–
ColoursABS (White, Pink, Blue, Purple, Cream); aluminium alloy (Silver, Pink, Blue); stainless steel (matt or polished)Shadow, Midnight Blue and others
In the boxHandle, 3 brush heads (gum care, super-clean, ultra-whitening), magnetic charging cable, user manualHandle, 1 Philips One brush head, travel case

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