Review on 🦷 Non-Slip Wireless Charging Electric Toothbrush by Sarah Phillips

I had an electric toothbrush I was looking to replace and came across this one. The price is great when it works, so I'll focus on performance in this review. To sum it up - I would give 5 stars because of the price and the fact that I LOVE its performance. It's not without its quirks, though, so here's some useful information: 1. The manual isn't very good - *lots* of broken English and incorrect terminology. But it's not exactly rocket science, is it? 2. The device makes a strange/unusual noise. Delete it - it makes FOUR strange/unusual noises! First use confused me and scared me a little...what the heck are all those noises? It turns out there are four different modes... and each mode has its own unique sound. Most people probably won't understand why this could be useful, but I can tell you why it is: the mode is shown on the device's grip...but a) it is only shown when the device is on , and b) you can't really see it when you have a brush in your mouth (and when you pull the brush out to look at it... spit and toothpaste spilled everywhere!). So...learn these sounds and you'll know the mode without all that extra work.3. The body of the brush is well made. It feels heavy in construction but not heavy in weight. It also fits my hand well.4. The brush head (not in terms of the bristles, but in terms of the entire brush head that sticks to the body) is perfect. It's quite thin and well made. Because it's thin/thin, it's VERY easy to maneuver around the gums/teeth. In combination with the extra long bristles (as opposed to the round bristles of other models) it offers fantastic and easy access to all parts of the teeth and gums. I prefer the elongated bristles over the round bristles found on other devices. When you turn on the device for the first time, you have 5-10 seconds to change the mode (otherwise it defaults to the last used mode). After that, there is a break every 30 seconds. The purpose of the pause is to alert you to 30 seconds for each quadrant of your mouth (two minutes total). It turns off automatically after 2 minutes. If you turn it off at any time, the 30-second/2-minute timer will start again.6. The device charges using a USB-C cable - it comes with a charging cable, but you'll need to provide your own charging block (any universal USB charging block will do). All in all, quirks are quirks. For me, performance is everything (well, as long as the price is right) and this device has great performance at a reasonable price, which is why it has a five star rating. I hope this is useful information for you!