Electric Toothbrush, Sonic Toothbrushes with 8 Brush Heads 40000 VPM 5 Modes, Sonic Toothbrushes Fast Charge 4 Hours Last 30 Days (Black)

Love these toothbrushes. The whole family have them now. Battery is long lasting and doesn’t take long to charge. Mouth feels clean and fresh. Comes with one narrow head alongside the others. It gets in all the nooks and crannies and feels so good. Great value for money

I HAVE SPENT A FORTUNE ON LEADING BRAND ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES AND WOULD SAY THIS BEATS ALL OF THEM. LAST FORVER WITHOUT RECHARGING. LOTS OF FUNCTIONALITY. DEFINETLY WORTH THE RELATIVELY MODEST PRICE TAG

This electric toothbrush has significantly improved my oral hygiene routine. The oscillating-rotating action effectively removes plaque and leaves teeth feeling incredibly clean. I appreciate the multiple cleaning modes, allowing for customization based on sensitivity. The battery life is also impressive, lasting for several weeks on a single charge. Overall, I highly recommend this electric toothbrush for anyone seeking a superior clean.

WORD OF WARNING IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING BUYING: I was happy with this brush but it's now stopped working in less than a year. I tried to contact the seller to validate the 2 years warranty but it's been impossible. The name of the seller isn't the same as the one I bought it from so not sure what might happened but I'm getting nowhere with my complaint. It's a shame as it seemed to be a good product, I just didn't expect it to last such a short period. I've only had this toothbrush for a couple of days and it seems to deliver as promised: good battery life (although I'll update later on IF it fails to withstand), OK design, excellent delivery time, loads of extra heads, easy to use. Seems to clean my teeth thoroughly in only 2 mins! I've never felt my teeth so smooth (you know, when you run your tongue on them) apart from when you visit the dentist. It doesn't have a pressure sensor it does have the 2 mins timer with pauses at each 30 seconds to move on to the next quadrant. The best thing about this product is the price. I've never had a sonic brush before but I don't think I'll go back to manual again. I thought I'd buy this inexpensive one to try and then replace it later if need but I don't think that'll be necessary. I'll update the review if things change but for now, it's a full five stars from me.

Love this toothbrush. Different attachments for removing food from between teeth. Massages, cleans, helps with sensitive teeth as well as a Polish setting. Helpfully remembers the setting prior to being turned off.

I purchased this in July 2024 as it appeared competitively priced and innovative with multiple heads and cleaning modes. Initially it worked well although I could not detect much difference between heads or cleaning modes. You do need the to have a USB charger and charging was quite slow, but the battery had a long life. However, after approx. 18 months the switch no longer changes modes, and it is difficult to switch on and off. I need a new one but won't be replacing like with like

Back in February 2017 I bought a rechargeable Oral-B Pro 3000 CrossAction electric toothbrush from Amazon, which over the years has been great (apart from the 23-hour charging time), but has recently stopped working, so needing a replacement I was surprised to see this model, a Demita sonic toothbrush claiming 40000 vpm (vibrations per minute), four-hour charging time, 30-day usage (at two x daily uses at two minutes per session) and eight heads to last for two years, all for under £20 (at the time of purchase, just under £16) so thought I’d save money and give it a try. After all, a toothbrush for that price can’t be bad, even if it doesn’t last as long as the previous one (which I paid about £49 for). Saying that, it may well do. Up to now (after about a month’s use) it’s been great. It has a plastic casing but feels reasonably sturdy and seems to be waterproof as claimed (not that I’ve used it in particularly wet conditions such as a bath or shower) but like any toothbrush water tends to run down it. I can’t say I’m too bothered about the feel as long as it works and does what it’s supposed to do, which it does, After getting it I told my dentist I’d just bought a sonic toothbrush (just a sonic toothbrush but not the make or model) and asked him what did he thought, and he said it was good choice. It seems to do a good job. I mostly use it as an ordinary toothbrush, and then give my teeth a going over with the whitening, and sometimes the polishing, functions. I can’t say it’s whitened my teeth as per the photo in the advert but it has definitely removed some staining and has made my teeth that little bit brighter and cleaner. Mind, I’ll likely have to give it some more time as a month is hardly long enough. The tightly-arranged central bristles aid with descaling, while the shaped bristles as a whole enable deeper cleaning. I can confirm as per the advert that they are soft and gentle, definitely up to the job and gentle on gums. There’s a plastic cover too for the bristles to protect them when not in use. Mentioning functions, the five included are: whitening (for breaking up and removing stains, and of which operates at the full 40000 vpm), ordinary cleaning (standard cleaning mode), sensitive (gentle vibrations for gum recession, sensitive gums, braces and those new to sonic toothbrushes), polishing (to increase tooth gloss and to further remove stains), and massage (the desired mode for gently massaging sensitive gums). To change modes all that's required is a repeated pressing of a single button until the desired mode is indicated by the light on the toothbrush body. Each mode is also indicated by both the mode name and a little icon. Names though are quite small. However, it's very easy to remember which mode is which, even if just going by the way the motor is operating. There’s a smart auto 30-second interval timer for cleaning each quadrant of the mouth that when the time is reached briefly stops the brush and then restarts it again. The idea is to use it as s guide to thoroughly brush all the teeth for the recommended two-minutes. The pause is very clear and allows me to move around the mouth with ease. Compared to my previous toothbrush the battery holds its charge well. There’s a bright white indicator light (that also functions as the cleaning mode indicator) that comes on at the end that works itself down the body of the toothbrush as the battery depletes, until when very low flashes ten times to remind the user to charge the toothbrush. Charging times are as indicated (i.e. around four hours from nearly complete depletion). To signal the toothbrush is charged the red charging indicator light switches off. There's also overcharge protection so that the toothbrush switches off as well when fully charged. Box contents are the toothbrush itself, six Dupont heads, a tongue scraper head, an interdental brush (for cleaning between teeth), a protective bristle cover, a USB cable (but no charger; however, I just use the one that came with my phone), and an instruction manual in six different languages (English, German, French, Spanish [I think]. Italian and Japanese). As regards standing the brush in the bathroom cabinet I use a thin jar with a plastic washer at the bottom to keep the toothbrush up of the bottom of the it in case it gets wet. By the way, heads are easy to change: a quick and easy twist-and-pull action is all that’s required, with the reverse to fit a new head. I have to say I’m impressed with this. I wasn’t sure quite what to expect from a cheaper toothbrush but it’s exceeded my expectations. I think it’s excellent for the price, does everything I need it to (and more), is easy to keep clean, charges quickly and is dentist-recommended (at least sonic toothbrushes are by my dentist). The advert claims it removes up to 99.99% of plaques, and has a 10 x better cleaning effect than manual brushing and a 6 x better cleaning effect than ordinary electric brushing. I can’t confirm or deny this but it might well be true based upon my initial experiences with it. It’s also a very good price. If it lasts I’ll happily buy another one if still available.

Good toothbrush & arrived charged. The head is really soft though & it can wobble when trying to brush the tongue. Does not fit the generic heads from the famous Chinese website.