Vibrates too strong

This Philips is a conventional electrical brush teeth, to reload on a base approximately every two weeks, the LED indicates when the battery is low. I like the shape of his head that looks more like a manual toothbrush compared with a rotating head that gives the impression of being too small when it's not used. The hairs of this are of different lengths and planted so well pass in the interdental spaces
This simple ADB is still equipped with several features:
- Quadpacer timer showing an audible signal when to change washing area (formerly divided into 4 parts teething mentally)
- Smartimer that off the brush at the end of full time elapsed,
- Easy-Start gradually increases power over the first 14 brushings, time to get used to the new vibrations.

Well despite the Easy-Start, I personally find that the vibrations are too strong. They are felt as much in the handle on the teeth and I admit being afraid to spit my teeth ;-)
3 functions, I think the Easy-Start is the most useful because I do not feel the need to be told when to change places to clean or when to stop. This can be beneficial for some people with special needs or children who learn but I personally do not like to be assisted.
This brush is a little quieter than the Oral B, the sound is different too, less mechanical.
A good point for the cap covering the head. Convenient to carry the ADB, provided you do not lose it!
After testing the two models, although this Philips model is well studied, I prefer its competitor rotating head which I find more enjoyable to use.