Review on AquaSonic Whitening Rechargeable Toothbrush: The Ultimate Revolutionary Dental Solution by Vanessa Knipp

I was looking for a new toothbrush and while browsing I found other Aquasonic models that got good reviews. I decided to try their new flagship model as it *still* costs a fraction of the cost of Sonicares and Oral B, but has all the bells and whistles. Let's get down to business, it comes fully loaded with 6 heads in individual packaging. and a good hard holdall. The toothbrush itself feels great and has a soft, rubberized body. The heads themselves are great and the cleaning is *leagues* better than anything I've used before. The instructions say the heads should last around 4 months so the kit that comes with the kit is quite expensive. After that, according to the manufacturer, it should also work with Sonicare heads. The charging cradle and glass are also very good (it's pretty durable glass too). The charging glass itself is recessed, so the toothbrush simply clicks into place when you put it down. Some nice extras: - Modes are selected before switching on. The battery status is also displayed. The brush's "timer" stops unobtrusively for a short break and is actually a good help. dry during storage. The same middle section is detachable and can be washed separately. (see image) If you're thinking about getting one of the Aquasonics headphones, you might as well get these. You get all the gear and STILL save money. You will not regret it.