Laifen Wave vs Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300

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Wave compared with Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300
LaifenWavePhilipsSonicare ProtectiveClean 4300
Overview
ReleasedMarch 2024January 2018
Brushing
TypeSonicSonic
Modes3 (better)1
Pressure sensorNoYes
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 dBUp to 62,000 brush movements per minute
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 appClean, at Low or High intensity
Pressure sensor–Vibrates the handle to alert you when brushing too hard
Brush headsGum care, Super-clean and Ultra-whitening heads (one of each in the box)Click-on Sonicare heads; 1 i InterCare standard head supplied; BrushSync replacement reminder
Battery and app
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 30 daysUp to 14 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 levelLithium-ion; up to 2 weeks; light shows battery status
ChargerMagnetic charging cable, about 2.5 hours; 5 V adapter not includedCharging stand
AppLaifen app sets brushing time (1–5 minutes), 30-second reminders and custom modes–
Design
DisplayNoNo
Travel caseNoNo
Display detailsNo screen; battery and mode indicator lights–
ColoursABS (White, Pink, Blue, Purple, Cream); aluminium alloy (Silver, Pink, Blue); stainless steel (matt or polished)Black (HX6800/63)
In the boxHandle, 3 brush heads (gum care, super-clean, ultra-whitening), magnetic charging cable, user manualHandle, 1 i InterCare brush head, charger

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