Decent inexpensive replacement heads, but not as good as genuine Philips heads
If you're reading this, then you know that Philips uses the razor model for their toothbrushes: Sell the body for a decent price, then charge like crazy for the replacement heads.<br /><br />I've been around this block a few times, and I've tried other non-Philips replacement heads before--usually to great disappointment. But I like to save money, so I keep trying.<br /><br />These brush heads are far better than some I've tried. I mean, at least they are attempting to create a brush head that looks like the real thing. The brush head is about the same size as the genuine article (see photos). And it connects stably to the toothbrush itself.<br /><br />In terms of feel, these feel a bit less soft than the genuine replacement brushes, but the difference isn't dramatic.<br /><br />One key difference between these heads and genuine Philips is that Philips includes a metal ring at the base of the head. These don't (and most cheap heads don't--not sure if that's for price or patent reasons).<br /><br />What I like a lot about these is that each comes with its own plastic brush cover, suitable for travel.<br /><br />In the end, these are OK for the price. They aren't perfect replacements, but certainly good enough and far cheaper.
Rating: 4 stars