Is this product a knock-off of Blisslights?
474402
Much better.....we have both and these are better quality, smaller, and BRIGHTER
474403
Products are similar. The main differences of the Illuminator are the additional mounting options, the portable size, the adjustable dial, and price point.
530107
Frankly, yes these are all "knockoffs" of eachother, there is no "real one"....many many manufacturers producing almost identical versions. Most of them are awesome. I suspect you were very happy with yours once you saw how it performed, but it is very likely if you ordered another one today it wouldnt be exactly alike, you'd notice tiny differences.
1795439
They are definitely NOT REAL. I have used both. These are fake knock-offs in fake packaging. Fusion works great, these work OK. Amazon lets way too many FAKE products through. Many times they look the same - some even have counterfeit packaging. Some buyers might not know the difference, especially if they haven't tried both.
104993
I'm not aware whether they have or not but I know there was an issue. I know that the one I received is genuine because of the color. Look it up at Sephora and compare the color. I got it for half the price.
1533914
Stephie, I contacted the manufacturer and it is not. But I went to Lowes and picked up light that were really accent lights instead. I only wanted these for my bedroom near our night stands so we had more room. What I bought worked really great, good light and about 20% of the cost. Try that otherwise the cost is rich.
405704
John, they certainly appear to be an authentic Philips product. Haven't tried one yet, though.
727292
The one I purchased was not a fake knock off. I am not sure if it smells better then the one you mentioned since I have not smelled that one. This one had a very light clean scent.
918222
No they are not. But they are a simple efficient fixture at an incredibly low price, and each fixture comes with it's own driver. I found them to be very practical.
1473307
It does have different colored lights compared to the first one I bought (quad kit, not bare). Battery compartment fits a little different. Other than that, it works fine. However, I couldn't tell you for sure if either of the ones I have owned are real or not...
872717
No, these are definitely not knock-offs. These are what the government and industry buys. They are a heavier duty battery, i.e. longer life.
1054463
It is most definitely not authentic, it is counterfeit and I've sent it back to Amazon for a refund. I bought NiteWhite from Amazon numerous times in the past and was always completely satisfied, but the past two times the product was fake. Amazon was very good about taking it back and refunding my money. Finally gave up and bought Crest Whitestrips. Three times the price, but my teeth are beautifully white!
566857
I can only tell you that the one that I have has been an excellent light. I have gotten others that have given me problems with the switch but that has not been the case with this. I CAN NOT assure you or anyone else that you will get an original or a knock off but I can report on how MY experience was. Mine certainly has performed very well.
1176811
I ordered from an ambiguous listing that appeared just like this...said HID 1346, but illustrated the picture here...I received generic knock-offs that look like the picture and I returned them.
30330
This product, and those similar, is a cheap knock-off of Sonicare products, made to look and sound similar, and I'm frankly surprised that Philips hasn't taken legal action against them. As a dental professional, I regard this as the lowest kind of deception; they may not have crossed the legal line internationally, but their intent is clear. I would stay far away from this product, and any other that says "Sonic," "UV," Diamond," "Platinum," or any other closely associated advertising terms similar to those used with Philips Sonicare products, without specifically stating the manufacturer of origin. If it looks like they are trying to hide something, they are. This product, and those similar, is a cheap knock-off of Sonicare products, made to look and sound similar, and I'm frankly surprised that Philips hasn't taken legal action against them. As a dental professional, I regard this as the lowest kind of deception; they may not have crossed the legal line internationally, but their intent is clear. I would stay far away from this product, and any other that says "Sonic," "UV," Diamond," "Platinum," or any other closely associated advertising terms similar to those used with Philips Sonicare products, without... » Read More This product, and those similar, is a cheap knock-off of Sonicare products, made to look and sound similar, and I'm frankly surprised that Philips hasn't taken legal action against them. As a dental professional, I regard this as the lowest kind of deception; they may not have crossed the legal line internationally, but their intent is clear. I would stay far away from this product, and any other that says "Sonic," "UV," Diamond," "Platinum," or any other closely associated advertising terms similar to those used with Philips Sonicare products, without specifically stating the manufacturer of origin. If it looks like they are trying to hide something, they are. « Show Less
1700743
No. my received item is not genuine and official product. i think, it is one of imitaions. If you have a plan to buy this item, i'm completely opposed to do it. Thanks.
816807
No it's not the same. There is cheaper version out there for about $50. This one actually has flashing lights around mirrors and talks.
1373057
No. The one I got was definitely not a genuine Sony lamp - the company told me that Sony doesn't actually produce their own lamps and that original ones are made by Bosch or someone (I don't remember now). But this one here is not original, and the one I got stopped working after turning it on twice. Do not buy it!! That's my recommendation at least...