Bitvae Rotating Electric Toothbrush 2 Packs for Adults with Pressure Sensor, Gifts for Men/Women, 5 Modes Rechargeable Power Toothbrush with 8 Brush Heads, Black & White, R2

A great product at a great price and 2 years on it still works like new and cleans my teeth very well each time! I love that it has different settings and that unlike their other model (the one without the spinning circular head), it has a separate power and vibration setting button. I'm so glad that the company made that change because it was so annoying trying to turn off the brush only to accidentally switch settings and have to spend 3 minutes each time trying to reset it. It also comes with a warranty and you can register the product with the company to get discounts and product care from this one purchase, which I found really nice and made me trust them more. The battery lasts about 1.5-2 months before I have to charge it again (I brush 2x daily) so that's also a big plus for me. All in all highly recommend this brush because you really can't beat it for the price and value.

I am really impressed with how this toothbrush feels in my hand. It has a great weight and a comfortable grip that makes it feel much more high-quality than other brands I’ve tried. The built-in timer is a huge plus for me because the pulses make it very easy to know exactly when to switch regions in my mouth, ensuring I don't rush the process. I also appreciate the automatic shutoff feature that triggers right at the two-minute mark, which takes the guesswork out of my morning routine. I’ve noticed that if I finish my routine on the tongue cleaning setting, the brush doesn't automatically reset to the regular cleaning mode for the next use. It’s a bit of a nuisance to have to manually toggle it back to the standard setting every time I start brushing again. Aside from that one software quirk, it’s a fantastic toothbrush that provides a really thorough clean.

This toothbrush exceeded my expectation for a "generic" electric brush. It's such a good dupe for the aggressively expensive oral b brush. The brush head is just hard enough with soft bristles that clean well. It has a sensitive, whitening, tongue brushing and gum care setting along with the regular strength spin. It also has a built in timer and has "breaks" to spit foam and remind you to switch to a different side of your mouth. The case is sturdy and fits two brush heads along with the brush. Comes with a USB charge cord. Wish it had a charging stand, but it's okay without.

It's a great toothbrush and lasted weeks before needing to be charged. I got it in February of last year and stopped working. It won't charge. Not sure if it's the charger or machine. I was contemplating buying a charger, but not sure if it will do anything so I'll just buy another toothbrush

This toothbrush has a high rating for affordable ones on consumer websites and they're not wrong!! It's very powerful and brushes very well as one would expect that an electric/rechargeable toothbrush should be. It's the most powerful toothbrush I've ever had. It does come with extra brush heads. The brush bristles are more on the stiff side, which is the type of brush I had always used until "hard" bristled brushes were deemed too harsh to use and removed from the store shelves, but personally my teeth were more healthy using the hard bristled toothbrushes than with the medium bristled toothbrushes. I just couldn't get a thorough cleaning. As a result, I eventually came to dread brushing my teeth. Now, with this toothbrush, I look forward to brushing my teeth, and it's only been two days! 😅 I understand that stiff bristles don't work for everyone, but that's my personal story. I haven't looked in to it, but perhaps this company offers softer bristle heads. The five settings are nice: "Clean", "Sensitive", "White", "Gum Care" and "Tongue". One small issue I have is that the font for the setting names is a bit difficult to read on this particular medium purple background. The names blend in a bit, but it's not a deal breaker for me personally. I'll use the "Clean" setting for the most part anyway. As I said, this is a powerful toothbrush. The pulsating is bearable. It reaches and cleans the corners of the last molars better than any other toothbrush I've used. After only two days, my teeth are very close to "dentist clean"! The 30 second vibration is very obvious. After the 2 minutes it turns off and sometimes I need a bit more time to deep clean. Again, not a deal breaker, just turn it back on!😅 A small but very much appreciated feature is that this unit has two little nubs on the back that keep it from rolling when one sets it down on the countertop. (See photos) Finally, this toothbrush takes only 3 hours to charge, in comparison to another name brand, slightly more expensive one that takes 22 hours to charge! 3 hour charging?.......Acceptable! I couldn't be happier with this toothbrush, and you won't be disappointed! Well worth the money!!👏👏

Omg I am in LOVE with my toothbrush!! I have been going to the dentist all year trying to save my gums from gum disease and I’ve slowly been upping my teeth game. I started with a water flosser and a tongue brush. Now I finally took the plunge and got an electric toothbrush. WOW the difference is incredible. I’m so happy with my purchase. My dentist recommended an Oral B electric toothbrush with a sensor that lets you know if you’re brushing too hard. For reference this brand also has a version of this exact same toothbrush with the pressure sensor. I decided to save some money and get the basic version and to just be mindful of how I’m using it. So far I’ve had it two weeks or more, and I haven’t had to charge it yet. The battery life is amazing. And my teeth feel noticeably the most clean I’ve ever felt. It’s got a built in timer and it vibrates when 30 seconds is up. You’re supposed to brush 39 seconds in each quadrant of your mouth for a total of 2 minutes. And you don’t “brush” like with a normal toothbrush. You just hold it gently over the tooth and move it horizontally across your mouth. It’s actually really easy to use it just takes some getting used to to disrupt how you’re accustomed to brushing. I normally take a total of 4 minutes to brush my whole mouth because I do the front and the back of my teeth to get the maximum benefits and cleanliness. I’m working on healing my gums. This toothbrush has 5 different functions. I use the normal first function most. But they have a clean function (normal), a sensitive function, a tongue function, a gum care function, a whiteness function. It fits perfectly in your hand and in your bathroom. I love love love this toothbrush. It’s cheaper than the Oral B toothbrush and it works just as flawlessly. I’m so excited to use this every day! The battery life life is impressive too. Again I still have not had to charge my toothbrush yet and I’ve had it for weeks. You can see I have the cord still in the package. Oh yes AND they give you like 8 replacement heads so literally with this kit you have enough to last you all year. That’s why I chose this brand over Oral B. You just get way more for way less. And if you want the pressure sensitivity feature they have an upgraded version of this toothbrush that has that feature. It’s like $10 more dollars. I would recommend this to anyone and my dentist is proud of me!! I go in for a check up next week and I can’t wait to show them my progress!!! If this review helped you, Please upvote this review so I can get into the Vine program!!

I think all the hype about Oral B is just that, hype. I have very few 'round' teeth. And there isn't enough space between my teeth that are round for the brush to wrap around them like in the advertisements. And the bristles aren't tall enough to reach my gums while brushing from the top like they show you in the videos. There would have to be a separate brush for each tooth to fit around it like the advertisements claim. Plus, they are sooooo expensive. $100's plus for a toothbrush!! I initially bought the cheapest one, but it didn't have a quadrant timer. So I bought the next one up. It had the 30 sec timers but doesn't shut off when done. And the batteries barely last 2 weeks. All that said, I love the way an Oral B cleans my teeth. The spinning action does work better. I went looking for a wanna-be. These ones had the best reviews. They are a tad expensive, too, but the price fluctuates and you can get them cheaper. I got one for each of my grandkids and this double set for myself. This double set is a pretty good value when it's at its lowest price cuz each brush is around $17. Now after all of that has been said, they just are not as good as the Oral B. I still have some 'sweaters on my teeth' feeling when I use it. My granddaughter says it cleans her teeth better than her old cheap vibrating one but she doesn't have any Oral B experience. It could be the brushes are too soft so will try a stiffer brush. They do have all the other bells and whistles, tho. Quadrant timers, different modes, shut off when done. These R2 also have the separate on/off switch which my second Oral B didn't have. (I really do not like having to hit the switch multiple times to stop it.) They are a bit loud depending on which mode. And they are kinda big and clunky. Well, the blue one I got for my grandson is a different shape. The purple one and these black and white ones are much larger and kind of almost squarish. The blue one is more like the cheap vibrating ones. Straight round. But they are all better than the cheap vibrating brushes. And the grandkids like them so there's that. And you do get a whole lot of brushes (maybe not a good thing if it turns out stiffer ones are better). And a carrying case for each one (but I don't ever go anywhere). All in all, I'm ok with the purchase. But probably would not buy them again.

Came nicely packaged with a sleek travel case and several spare brush heads. It feels a bit bulky in the hand, but it works great. One thing I noticed is that it doesn't have the pressure sensor light like my old Oral-B (which my better half ended up claiming 😅), but to be honest, I don’t really miss it. It has multiple modes: White (which I tried but felt was a bit too intense for my teeth), Clean (my go-to), Sensitive, Gum Care, and Tongue. So there's a good range to choose from depending on your needs. The charger is compact and gets the job done quickly, though I do wish it had a USB-C port. Battery life is solid—I use it once or twice a day and only need to charge it about twice a month. Overall, I’m really happy with it. It performs almost as well as the high-end brushes from bigger brands, but at a much more reasonable price.