Positives we share:
- Soft bristles
- Built-in timer
- Guiding pulses
Gimmicks we removed:
- "Ultra sonic” vibrations (may cause more harm than good)
- 8 cleaning modes (we kept the one you need)
- Extra wires and bulky charging stand
- Bristle lifetime indicator (fresh ones auto-deliver)
- USB charging and Bluetooth connectivity
Improvements we made:
- Regular vibrating bristles for gentler brushing
- Ultra slim metal handle for extra grip and comfort
- Multi-use cover (wall mount, stand & travel case)
- Removable batteries for a longer-lasting brush
- Brush heads delivered on time every 3 months
- Starts at only $25 (way less than other electrics)
FULL FEATURES
- Most of us brush too hard and for under 2 minutes
- 50% of us (gasp!) don't even brush twice a day
- 75% of us don't replace worn, ineffective bristles
Misuse is a core problem for rotating electrics and “ultra sonic” toothbrushes, which can both do serious harm. Since brushing too hard is already a big problem, this is made even worse with an aggressive product. Another issue is assuming vibrations do all the cleaning for us, which can affect a proper brushing routine and increase the risk for serious dental issues.
The extra power of “ultra sonic” brushes also comes with extra baggage: a larger, clunkier design, bulky charging stand, shorter battery and product life (due to overworked parts and locked-in batteries). And did we mention the high price point? All in all, there’s a lot that could go wrong with these brushes, which are still not universally proven to clean better.
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