Sonic Electric Toothbrush

I wanted a sonic toothbrush but refused to take out a mortgage to pay for one. I thought I'd try this one. While I like electric toothbrushes, and this one is ok, I do have some points I don't like. First, I cannot stand the sound/sensation when the brush head touches my teeth. The bristles are fine but the back of the head occasionally hits my teeth, and the result is a high pitched knocking squeal that just about puts me out to pasture. That said, the thing I like the most about this product is that it does not take pressure to clean your teeth well. In fact, if you press hard the brush stops. This is important if you have receding gums like I do. I'm also pleased that stains on my teeth are disappearing. The only other negative I have is that the brush head is too long for me. I have a small mouth and prefer a round oscillating head. I'm not sorry I tried this product, but I am going to get one that has the type of head I like.

It's not quite as good as Sonicare, but on the other hand, it's a quarter of the price. I just can't get too excited over a toothbrush, and I prefer the extra $60 in my pocket to do something fun. It's not quite as powerful, and the brush head is a little small, but it does the job. I also actually prefer devices like this one, that use standard alkaline batteries rather than proprietary rechargeable batteries. When the proprietary internal proprietary batteries go (sometimes prematurely) you're out of luck, with alkalines you just toss them out and put in new ones in. I'd recommend this product.

I was looking forward to using this product as a replacement for my Arm & Hammer SpinBrush Pro Clean Sonic Toothbrush which finally died after a few years. Unfortunately, I got no further than opening the box and looking at the product. Why? The battery cover was impossible to remove. It was properly turned to the "Open" position - and there it remained. No matter what I tried that cover would not budge. So it was returned and I shall seek another replacement elsewhere.

Seems to to be doing a great job at a fraction of the cost ( of a sonicare, for example ). I really like that it's portable (and waterproof!) and I don't need yet another charger for something. Can't speak to battery life quite yet but it's going strong twice a day for over a week so far. The brush head is quite small so good for getting at your back molars/gums. I hear that brush head replacements are reasonably priced. It comes with just one.

My brother loves this toothbrush. Uses it everyday. The battery lasts a very long time. I bought it last Christmas and changed the batteries for the first time last week. It is very much worth the money I spent for it. Highly recommended.

I like the fact that it times it for the 2-minute brushing time, and also every 30 seconds, so that you can alternate sections of the mouth automatically while brushing. I also liked the price. I would rather have it rechargeable, rather than having to use batteries that run out. It would be better for the environment.Other than that, it seems to fulfill all the requirements of the much more expensive model.

I've had this for about 2 months. I brush my teeth about 3x daily for 2 minutes each time. I've had to change the Energized batteries 3 times. Also, the mechanism for opening and closing the battery compartment is very poorly designed. You have to push and twist the cap and rarely goes on straight.I've had to use pliers to put the cap on. Finally, I decided to toss it because I couldn't get the cap back on.

I have never had a sonic brush before. This is much better than my old electric rotary toothbrush. Like the fact that it has a two minute timer that stops every thirty second so you can move it to another spot. That is a great idea and works well. I have had it for a couple of months and it is working well so far.