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Early Prime Day steal: Philips top-tier DiamondClean 9500 smart toothbrush drops to $149.96

Get the best electric toothbrush deal at Amazon. Save $130.03 on the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9500 at Amazon.

Early Prime Day steal: Philips top-tier DiamondClean 9500 smart toothbrush drops to $149.96

On September 30, Amazon offered the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9500 smart toothbrush at a heavily discounted price of $149.96, marking a 46% reduction from its usual $279.99 price. This deal represents the toothbrush's lowest Amazon price ever, according to price tracking service camelcamelcamel. The Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9500 is an advanced electric toothbrush that connects to a mobile app to provide real-time feedback on brushing technique and to guide users on how to improve their oral hygiene routine.

With multiple cleaning modes, three intensity settings, a pressure alert system, and the ability to remove more plaque than other toothbrushes, it's a high-end product at a surprisingly affordable price. Prime Day discounts have already begun to appear on Amazon, with the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9500 among the top early deals.

Before the official start of Prime Day, the toothbrush is now priced at $149.96, saving consumers over $130.

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