SOOCAS Electric Toothbrush For Adults, Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush With Travel Case, 3 Toothbrush Replacement Heads, 4 Modes 2 Mins Smart Timer, 4 Hours Charge Lasts 30 Days,Pink

Really happy with this purchase. The design is sleek, the battery lasts for weeks, and it gets the job done perfectly.

I have owned a number of Sonicare Toothbrush styles over the years (and currently use their DiamondClean Smart Toothbrush). My wife's DiamondClean after a number of years started having the power button stick so much that it isn't useable any more and asked me to get her a new one. Unlike me, she doesn't use the App and saw this on Amazon and figured she'd give it a try. This SOOCAS Electric Toothbrush set is around 1/10th the price of the DiamondClean, so it is no surprise that the fit and finish of the toothbrush, case and accessories are not at the same level as something 10x as expensive. You need to physically plug it in to a USB-C cable to charge it. That being said, you would be hard-pressed to find a Toothbrush for this price-point that is any better value.The app for this toothbrush has a 1-star rating on the Apple iOS store and hasn't been updated in multiple years so I didn't even bother. While I could point out many ways this could be better, I think they did a great job for the value you get for <$30 at the current promo price.Overall 4.9/5

For the price this is one of the better electric toothbrushes I have seen.It has four different brushing buttons on the brush, you’ll have to read the instructions to know which icon/mode it is. I personally didn’t notice a huge difference in each mode but I suppose with the right brush it could. The set does come with three additional brushes used for each different reasons. Then it also comes with a facial brush. The travel case is super heavy duty and nice, however a little bit on the heavy side. It only has room for two heads attachments and the base. The charging cords won’t fit in the travel case which is a bummer. The charge does last a very long time though so you won’t need if you are going for a week.

There are dozens of off-brand Sonic Toothbrushes available on Amazon, and I've tried several. In general, the performance of all that I've tried rivals that of the big name brand sonic brush. I have a sneaking suspicion that all of these off-brands use the same body, just with different colors and names. The best of the value-priced have USB-C charging rather than a proprietary cable, Dupont bristles, a travel case, and some extra brush heads.This SOOCAS bush is unique in that it also includes a facial brush. If that intrigues you, then you should definitely consider this model. If not, you may want to look for a model that excludes that and includes a couple more replacement heads.

Update: After using this for a couple of months (and past the it-tickles-my-mouth-terribly point), I have to say I am really happy with this and thought it deserves an upgrade review. The battery life on this thing is insane. In all that time (around 5 months), I've only had to recharge it once!! And, I finally found, hidden away (Please, Manufacturer, if you are reading this - put where to get replacement heads IN THE FRONT of the little booklet it comes with). Everything else I said still stands, but I would now recommend this product, if you are ok with the price point and the fact that the battery is non-replaceable.This is actually a pretty toothbrush. It’s my first time using an electric (or sonic) toothbrush, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. Let me start by saying that if you are at all ticklish, this is reallllyyyy hard to get used to. I had to stop several times and finally figured if I pressed kind of hard while brushing it wouldn’t tickle my lips so much - sounds really funny, but true. It has 4 different settings, comes with three different toothbrush heads, and one extra for your skin, which I still don’t know what that’s supposed to really do - the instructions don’t say. It’s really well made, beautiful color (almost a pearl-ish sort of sparkly pink) has a short charge time, but a very long lasting battery, and comes with a case for traveling (a peach case…does not at all match the toothbrush). As far as effectiveness, my teeth had that feeling from when you just get your teeth cleaned at the dentist. The cons - the instructions talk mostly about charging and how to dispose of the product when the batteries have reached the end of their little battery lives. Like a lot of these chargeable products, it seems once the batteries go, so goes the product. You cannot replace them with another chargeable battery. The instructions are also pretty poorly translated, though you get the gist of what they are trying to say. I know how to brush my teeth, I need more instructions and information about the product, not general tooth brushing. There is also no information that I could find on where to get replacement heads, which makes this almost as disposable as a normal toothbrush. Would I recommend it? Well for me, I am trying to decide if I will keep it or not. I’m still trying to get used to it because it’s such a different experience. If you are used to this type of a brush and know what to expect (as well as where to get replacement heads), then yes, it seems like a quality, well made item. If not, then no, I would not. Though seemingly well made, for a person who has never used one before, this lacks too much info, has no replaceable parts, and doesn’t totally match the picture. The case they show matches, mine does not at all. I’d personally pass on this one.