Philips is launching the Sonicare Next-Generation DiamondClean 9900 Prestige, a smart toothbrush featuring a third-generation AI model. Set for a fall release in Europe and the US, the device tracks brushing habits in real time via a mouth map and touchscreen, with a wider global rollout scheduled for 2027.
AI-Driven Feedback and Mouth Mapping
The latest iteration of the Sonicare DiamondClean line introduces sophisticated tracking capabilities designed to eliminate guesswork from oral hygiene. The device provides immediate feedback through a glowing ring on the base of the brush and a built-in touchscreen.
The touchscreen interface displays a mouth map,
which divides the teeth and gums into 12 distinct segments. These segments are highlighted in blue or orange to visualize the effectiveness of the user’s brushing. If the system determines that certain areas require more attention, those sections glow orange on the display, signaling the user to perform a second pass.
Intensity Control and Pressure Sensitivity
Beyond tracking coverage, the 9900 Prestige incorporates safety features to prevent gum damage. The glowing ring on the base changes color to alert users when they are applying excessive pressure. To further protect the user, the toothbrush is equipped with pressure sensors that automatically adjust its intensity, ensuring the bristles operate with less force when the device detects the user is pressing too hard.
The device also offers significant customization through its touchscreen, allowing users to navigate between eight different cleaning modes. These options include settings for gum health, max clean, and sensitive brushing, catering to various oral care needs.
Launch Schedule and Pricing Expectations
While official pricing for the 9900 Prestige has not been disclosed by Philips, the market can anticipate a premium cost. Previous models in the DiamondClean line have retailed for $430, and the company expects this new version to carry an even higher price point. Following its initial launch in Europe and the United States this fall, Philips plans a broader global release for the product in 2027.
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