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Comparison Philips Sonicare AirFloss HX8281 vs Philips Sonicare AirFloss HX8211

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Philips Sonicare AirFloss HX8281
Philips Sonicare AirFloss HX8211
Philips Sonicare AirFloss HX8281Philips Sonicare AirFloss HX8211
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Typewater flosserwater flosser
In box
Number of nozzles1 pcs1 pcs
Nozzles
standard for water flosser
standard for water flosser
Model of the replacement headHX8032HX8002
Specs
Power / intensity modes11
Features
Timer
Additionally in a set
charging stand
charging stand
Power supply
Power source
accumulator powered
accumulator powered
Max. operating time56 min56 min
Full charge time24 h24 h
Charging indicator
General
Weight400 g
Added to E-Catalogseptember 2014august 2014

Model of the replacement head

Models of replacement heads supplied with the device.

This information is valuable for assessing the capabilities of a specific model and for sourcing additional, spare, or replacement nozzles, particularly for toothbrushes and dental centers that naturally use such devices (as indicated in "Type"). Firstly, it's advisable to replace the heads in these devices every 3-6 months, similar to regular toothbrushes. Secondly, if each user purchases their own nozzle while sharing a single handle, it's a cost-effective alternative to buying a separate brush for each individual, although it may be less convenient. Regardless, knowing the model of the interchangeable nozzle will save you time and effort when searching for compatible accessories.

Weight

The total weight of the device is an important consideration. In the case of stationary irrigators and dental centers (as mentioned in the "Type" section), weight isn't a significant factor since the main unit is placed on a stand or wall, and you don't have to hold it. In fact, for some of these models, weight may not even be specified. However, when it comes to toothbrushes or portable irrigators, the device's weight becomes a crucial factor. A heavy device can strain your hand and make it challenging to use during teeth brushing or other procedures. It's generally recommended that the weight of a portable device should not exceed 200 g, and lighter is often better. It's worth noting that in models that come with stands (as discussed earlier), the total weight is typically provided, accounting for both the main unit and the stand. The weight of the main unit alone is usually around 1.5 to 2 times less than the total weight.
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