What is the difference between Eseries and e series brush heads?
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I don't know if there IS a difference. I tend to believe that "Eseries" and "e series" are just two different styles of writing the term. (Of course, someone may have decided that any confusion would be profitable.) If you know that you have a handle that will work with brush heads of one category, I think you will be safe in getting brush heads of the other.
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Here is the description I took from Sonicare website: Philips Sonicare Toothbrush e Series Heads Fits: Advance, Clean Care, Elite, Essence, Xtreme - 6 Pack. As you can see, it says "ELITE". I hope this helps : 0)
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No. They are identical. A small marking from a magic marker at the base of the brush head works great.
1997166
Not sure of the difference, but I received mine with the DiamondClean heads. Of the only two size heads I have seen on Amazon.com, these have the narrower base.
519229
Those black "dots" are brushes. I do not know what they do, other than I think they help keep thread, hair and other long objects from getting wrapped on the roller. That's my guess. This roller fits the "E" series only as far as I can see. It does not say SE on the application.
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I agree it should show voltage in the description. Got this answer directly from Phillips.. DiamondClean toothbrush, Flexcare+, Flexcare, HealthyWhite, Flexcare Platinum Edition use WorldWide Voltage. "Series e" does not use worldwide voltage.
705466
i wish i had read this earlier. it looks like the frustration-free packaging comes with two brush heads while the retail packaging only comes with one. i would have gotten the frustration-free packaging if i had known that.
876272
I don't know, this is my first electric toothbrush. My husband has an older model but I've not tried his brush heads.
800233
I can see no difference in the two models. Don't know what the E designation means.
1442978
As far as I am aware, the connection system is the same for the entire EZ line; the differences are in the filtration levels of the cartridges.
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I'm not sure of the model, but brush heads for an older interplak which plugged directly into an outlet work.
2201875
As far as I know it's only a visual difference. I have the E751, and it sounds the same as the other. I would have preferred the E-750 as I like the wood finish better, but not at that price difference.
380779
Hello Kim, I ordered a set earlier this year and got the E4. This photo appears to be the E4, but it's hard to tell. The E4 is white and the M4 is gray. My wife has the M4 packs and the charger and heaters are interchangeable with the E4 packs. The performance appears to be the same. Hope this helps.
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It seems that the brush head is built from teo pieces. Anyway i didnt used it till now because the charger is 110 v and i live in Europe where we use 220v and i didnt buyied any converter till this moment.
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The only difference between the 2 is that the e5500 comes with Quadpacer® which beeps at 30, 60, and 90 seconds to alert you to move to a new quadrant of your mouth. Also the e5500 comes with 2 brush heads instead of one, so you don't have to replace them for a whole year, whereas the e5300 only has one and you will have to buy replacement ones.
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The styli are interchangeable. They are actually the same. Stanton only sells one styli as a replacement for both of the cartargres. The difference is the E has a 4-coil in it making it better for audio recording and producing. The regular 680 does not but has a better low end response making it better for scratching and club environments. Both are great choices but I do find the E to get a little squrialley and jumpy when scratching.
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There is absolutely no difference. Prices always vary, so in this case it should not be of any concern. The quality, desugn and look are great! Yes, it comes with 2 brushes, cleanser, polisher and a handle for body brush. The charger can be used all over the world. Perfect! I like it.