Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300 vs Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9000 (2026)

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Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4300 compared with Sonicare DiamondClean 9000 (2026)
PhilipsSonicare ProtectiveClean 4300PhilipsSonicare DiamondClean 9000 (2026)
Overview
ReleasedJanuary 2018July 2026
Brushing
TypeSonicSonic
Modes17 (better)
Pressure sensorYesYes
TimerYesYes
Brushing detailUp to 62,000 brush movements per minuteNext-Generation Sonicare Technology; 62,000 brush movements per minute
ModesClean, at Low or High intensityClean, Deep Clean, Gum Health, Sensitive, White, Max Care, Comfort; each at High, Medium or Low intensity
Pressure sensorVibrates the handle to alert you when brushing too hardSmart pressure feedback guides you to brush with the right pressure; smart coverage feedback helps prevent missed spots
Brush headsClick-on Sonicare heads; 1 i InterCare standard head supplied; BrushSync replacement reminderClick-on Sonicare heads; 2 A3 All-in-One supplied; brush-head replacement reminder
Battery and app
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 14 daysUp to 14 days
AppNoYes
Battery detailLithium-ion; up to 2 weeks; light shows battery statusLithium-ion; 14 days full to empty; battery level on the display
ChargerCharging standCharging base and glass
App–Philips Sonicare app over Bluetooth, with real-time coaching on pressure, motion and coverage, and progress reports
Design
DisplayNoYes
Travel caseNoYes
Display details–Interactive display on the handle, with post-brushing feedback and battery level
Travel case–Premium charging travel case
ColoursBlack (HX6800/63)Midnight Green (HX9214/84)
In the boxHandle, 1 i InterCare brush head, chargerHandle, 2 A3 All-in-One brush heads, premium charging travel case, charging base and glass

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